mr. fuller and -- thank you mr. cordero. questions from the commissioners? no. thank you very much for the presentation i took it to heart had i read the paperwork. based on my background i know what it is like to be displaced as they say i'm palestinian but00 eye believe we will take this request seriously and under commission of the streets and suddentation i think it is our job as stewards to keep the streets clean and keep them green. i definitely will take it to heart and the commission will work on an appropriate statement i will have to find out from secretary fuller or somebody how we about about our process will work to do that. but thank you. >> wonderful. thank you for your time today and look forward to working with you in the fufrment hearing no further questions. i'm sorry. yea. commissioner simi. >> thank you. i appreciate the presentation separate from that i was follow up on your question, chair about what is there something expected that we connect implies there was a request this we perhaps work on an acknowledgment we need to decide if we wan

mr. fuller, ms. mowy can come back. where is the alameda watershed center. >> it's in sunol. >> okay. >> there's item approximately, the water temple, it's famous -- help me out. it's a willy merchant water temple, if i had a picture of it, i would show you but they take children and classes on tours of it all the time so it's going to be, it's an interpretive center and it has a fresh water aquarium tank, probably one of two in the -- in california, i think and you might be presenting, i don't know. a little bit, yeah. it's in sunol and down the road from -- yeah. >> when you said down the road owe [multiple voices] >> i thought you meant down the road from city hall. >> it's in sunol. >> if we could flip back if it's not too much trouble to your slides, there are five studios within the department, i think. if you could -- the print on that slide is -- that's one. if you can verbally say what are the five studio. >> >> actually on the top here, on the left is -- i have five studios but i hired a design director, so to

mr. fuller, do we have any remaining business on the agenda today? >> there is no further business on the agenda. >> hearing no objection, i adjourn this meeting. we'll meet again on friday, december 2, 2022. thank you. [gavel] >> still a lot of people wonder since the trees have a lot of issues, why did we plant them in the first place? >> trees are widely planted in san francisco. with good reason. they are workhorses when it comes to urban forestry. we have begun to see our ficustrees are too big and dangerous in san francisco. we have a lot of tree failures with this species in particular. this is a perfect example of the challenges with the structure of the ficustrees. you can see four very large stems that are all coming from the same main truck. you can see the two branches attached to one another at a really sharp angle. in between you can't it is a lot of strong wood. they are attached so sharply together. this is a much weaker union of a branch than if you had a wide angel. this is what it looks like after the fi c.u. resolution s limb l. >

mr. fuller, do we have any remaining business on the agenda today? >> there is no further business on the agenda. >> hearing no objection, i adjourn this meeting. we'll meet again on friday, december 2, 2022. thank you. [gavel] >> [inaudible] i'm a illustrator by day and a [inaudible] composition teacher. right now i'm practice by transscribing [inaudible] that is what i have been doing the past couple years, teaching myself. california college of the arts, illustration there has really great teachers. robert hunt, vance story taught me a lot. what i'm working on is a portfolio [inaudible] riding a donkey unicorn in the process. >> my name is dawn richardson and musician, drummer and drum teacher. i guess i would say i started my professional path quh i started playing in bands and teaching drum lesson when i was in college. they were definitely not that many women that would do what is doing. in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at the same time i was in hollywood so played at ni

mr. fuller, please, call the roll. good morning. respond with here or present.ison. >> kim hartwig-schulman. >> here. >> ibing kwon will not be available today. mogannam. >> here. >> >> simi. >> present. >> with 4 members present we have quorum for the sanitation and streets commission. due to an

mr. fuller, please, call the roll. good morning. respond with here or present.ison. >> kim hartwig-schulman. >> here. >> ibing kwon will not be available

there is a fuller biography of mr. holzer in the program, so i refer to that and it is now my distinct honor to invite him to deliver the keynote address. thank, brian. thank you all. and i extend my welcome as well. if you hear in my remarks some echoes of what the chancellor and bryan have said in opening the conference. i guess that's steven. his points very well over the years and we've all absorbed them and put them to use. well i want to particularly thank greg and the entire oates family for giving me the profound honor of delivering the keynote at this conference. this day of reflection, remember science and appreciation. at the same time, i'm all too aware of the pressure placed on keynote oates and keynote. i remember watching bill deliver the keynote at the democratic convention and atlanta and bombing droning on so interminably that when he got to the words in conclusion, the entire hall erupted in applause and i had a direct if somewhat minor hand in editing and, listening in advance to mario cuomo, his co

. >> richard in brentwood maryland, if you want a fuller explanation, a fuller longer answer of that, mrow writes about that pretty extensively in jfk and the reagan revolution. larry kudlow, it's funny because you and i were talking yesterday and you kind of have this happy warrior persona on the air and so that's why i was little surprised if you had called mr. biden-- >> it's just not my way. i'm very critical of biden. it's funny, i wasn't at the beginning. i gave him a honeymoon open chance and then i took a look at the left ward lurch in his policies, but for me to get personal like that is very unusual. >> and our book tv in depth program continues from larry kudlow's library in connecticut, we want to hear from you as well. and how you can participate 202-748-8200. 2 in the eastern time zone. 202-748-8903 for text messages only. please include your first name and your city if you would. mr. kudlow, where did you grow up and who were your parents? >> grew up in inglewood, new jersey, herb and ruth kudlow. he was a businessman. she actually became a really real estate agent and i h

. >> host: richard in brentwood, maryland, if you want a more full explanation, a fuller longer answer of that, mrow writes about the pretty extensively in "jfk and the reagan revolution." larry kudlow, it's funny because you and i were talking yesterday and you kind of have this happy warrior kherson on the air. so that's what i was a little surprised if you would call mr. biden -- >> guest: it's just not my way. i'm very critical of biden. it's funny, i wasn't at the beginning. i gave him a honeymoon chance and i took a look at the leftward lurch and his policies, but for me to get personal like that is very unusual, and are booktv "in depth" program continues from larry kudlow is library in connecticut. we want to hear from you as well. we will give you the numbers and how you can participate. 202-748-8200 for those of you in east and central time zones. 202-748-8201 if you live in the mountain/pacific time zones. if you want to send a text message to mr. kudlow, 202-748-8903 202-748-8903. again that is for text messages only. these include your first name and your city if you would. mr. kudlow