supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. muniz. any qualifications for our applicant? next, we have robert kane, then viet mike ngo. >> good afternoon. thank you for taking the time to listen to me. my name is robert kaine. i recently graduate from uc- berkeley. the same year, i had a trial, lost the trial, spent four months at san bruno, and then i was really fortunate to get the opportunity to do my community service at an organization were am now a consultant. i see a lot of problems with the system, and i have ideas for how to approach reducing it recesses of his own as much as possible by building coalitions with -- about reducing recidivism as much as possible by building coalitions so they feel they have a chance. and that is pretty much it. supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. kane. thank you for being here and applying. next we have ivet mike ngo, and then i will call nicholas gregoratos. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. i am humbled the considered for this council. i qualifications are i have been a prisoner more than 20 years

mr. reiss. >> thank you. supervisor kim: next, we have robert mansfield. i will call leslie levitas just in case she came, but she informed are often she would not be here, then ronnie muniz. mr. mansfield? >> hazmat the 1980's, 1985, in and out of the county jail, and i graduated from the prison system in that 1985. i somehow had the state -- the sense to go to the lynsey street in 1995. i became part of the process trying to afford others the same opportunities i got. i feel strongly and passionately people need to be given the opportunity to help themselves. there will be tremendous changes and a lot of volatility in the city, and i think some big changes have to happen . i think i bring a different perspective and insider knowledge. i currently work at ucsf in global health sciences. i participate in a master's program. i sat on the citizens' advisory board for the central subway and i am in your district. supervisor kim: i know, thank you for being on that board. >> this is my passion. i still work with the people at the lansing street. we u facilitate groups and work with residents when they reached three months prior to leaving clancy street. they start looking job

the one thing i do like about mr. muniz is he is not necessarily connected with our departments that have seats on the table. or any of the nonprofits i know that we work regularly with on the reentry council. so i would be supporters of both. we have -- we have come to a consensus. do we have a motion to move forward gerald miller to foresee one, -- for seat one,? >> thank you for coming. i do not think there was anyone that we would not be happy to push forward. we will send to the mayor as well for his consideration and ask him to do so in short order. supervisor kim: thank you. we can do that without opposition. i want to thank everyone for the time you spent with us today. thank you. can you please call item 6? >> resolution regarding assessment ballots to form the proposed westport community benefit district. >> good afternoon. before you is a resolution that if approved would authorize its the mayor to cast ballots in the affirmative on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. of the owner of two parcels of re

mr. reiss. >> thank you. supervisor kim: next, we have robert mansfield. i will call leslie levitas just in case she came, but she informed are often she would not be here, then ronnie muniz. mr. mansfield? >> hazmat the 1980's, 1985, in and out of the county jail, and