ms. donovan. >> good afternoon supervisors. can you hear me okay? great. this matter before you today is a resolution to initiate the landmark designation of the clay theatre at 2261 fillmore street. the clay theatre is one of the oldest movie theaters in san francisco and has significant historic value. for over 100 years, one of the most accessible cultural institutions in the neighborhood. prices affordable to those all walks of life. after this news broke, the neighborhood associations and merchants about how much of a loss this institution would be to fillmore street. sadly like many other theaters in san francisco, the clay theatre did close in early 2020. for well over a year, the supervisor has continued to hear from members of the community about how much of a loss it has been for the neighborhood. it was the first in san francisco to host midnight streamings starting with premier in 1972. as tradition continued, classics like the rocky horror picture show in the room that drew hundreds e

ms. donovan. supervisors. can you hear me okay? great. this matter before you today is a resolution to initiate the landmark designation of the clay theatre at 2261 fillmore street. the clay theatre is one of the oldest movie theaters in san francisco and has significant historic value. for over 100 years, one of the most accessible cultural institutions in the neighborhood. prices affordable to those all walks of life. after this news broke, the neighborhood associations and merchants about how much of a loss this institution would be to fillmore street. sadly like many other theaters in san francisco, the clay theatre did close in early 2020. for well over a year, the supervisor has continued to hear from members of the community about how much of a loss it has been for the neighborhood. it was the first in san francisco to host midnight streamings starting with premier in 1972. as tradition continued, classics like the rocky horror picture show in the room that drew hundreds each month. the sup

ms. donovan. >> good afternoon supervisors. can you hear me okay? great. this matter before you today is a resolution to initiate the landmark designation of the clay theatre at 2261 fillmore street. the clay theatre is one of the oldest movie theaters in san francisco and has significant historic value. for over 100 years, one of the most accessible cultural institutions in the neighborhood. prices affordable to those all walks of life. after this news broke, the neighborhood associations and merchants about how much of a loss this institution would be to fillmore street. sadly like many other theaters in san francisco, the clay theatre did close in early 2020. for well over a year, the supervisor has continued to hear from members of the community about how much of a loss it has been for the neighborhood. it was the first in san francisco to host midnight streamings starting with premier in 1972. as tradition continued, classics like the rocky horror picture show in the room that drew hundreds e

donovan: having access to spectrum is an important part of it. ms. eshoo: we'll know that but companies have bought spectrum and they use it where they are going to use it. we are still faced with underserved and no service in some places in our country. mr. donovan: that is the problem. we need to make sure investment and infrastructure includes getting those people connected. briefly on the coordination piece is if carriers don't know where they can and cannot use spectrum when they are working on a business plan, you can undercut the ability to bring service everywhere. ms. eshoo: does that go to the maps? can he say yes or no? >> yes. mr. doyle: next we have billy long. recognize for five minutes. mr. long: mr. donovan, what can congress do to help smaller, rural carriers deploy more secure networks, whether it is open ran architecture, or something else? mr. donovan: making sure carriers have the information is credit. carriers that deploy now covered equipment did so because they were forced to choose lowest cause options and there is not that