mr. ginsberg, oh,, well, a lot of people still go there. direct quote. you should be aware this is not an honest man. he does not come from california, and i think he has no notion of california or san francisco ethics. >> i just want to make sure that if you base any of your job performance of mr. ginsberg on the neighborhood parks council survey that was taken within the past year, i would suggest you ask the neighborhood parks council for the survey's prior to them compiling their survey, because they gave those surveys, my understanding, to mr. ginsburg for time to review, respond to, and probably more than likely for time to edit. that was before the report was released to the public. to me, it seems there need to be a separation of non-profit survey reviews, and the department they are reviewing it the survey is to be objective. i want to add there is a lot of great work. i see that gardeners working hard on a daily basis making ever park pretty, which i totally appreciate, is that a ways give thanks to the hard working janitors who keep the bathro

mr. ginsberg allows the contamination of golden gate park to occur. it will impact the environment for years to come. the work area of the boathouse was never cordoned off. there were no signs of warning. let alone persons with respiratory or fertility problems about the presence of floating lead particular attention of speed up babies and children who are most vulnerable were not kept away from the area. there were no restrictions for anyone. dozens of gardeners were brought in to lanes get the area surrounding the boathouse at the same time the painting work occurred. how many to come the particulates on their clothing, hair, and skin to their children? for a few hundred dollars, standard protective netting and plastic sheeting could've easily avoided this contamination. as with so many park issues under the ginsberg ring, it is the committee taking the appropriate steps to protect our health and safety from his so- called revitalization of our parks. all while we pay enormous salaries and benefits for ginsberg's ever-growing army of public relation