ms. hansen. guest: you bring up a great point. like i mentioned, i get to spend a lot of time on federal land and i am very grateful for that. i have also noticed these problems, we have a lot of buildup of flammable materials, which creates concerns about wildfires. a big problem, and something that i found is that it tends to be more politically popular to designate new land and to acquire new land rather than to spend resources taking care of the land that we already have. we have a huge maintenance backlog. byot could be improved really focusing more on maintaining the land that we do have and making sure we preserve it for future generations rather than continuing to acquire more. host: wyoming, mike joins us. hello, good morning. caller: good morning. the biggest problem i can see and a lot of western states is that there is a lot of it. the question is? caller: i want to know how long they are landlocked and the people that they landlocked them, they will not let you into public land that our tax dollars pay for, yet they c

ms. hansen. guest: you bring up a great point.ned, i get to spend a lot of time on federal land and i am very grateful for that. i have also noticed these problems, we have a lot of buildup of flammable materials, which creates concerns about wildfires. a big problem, and something that i found is that it tends to be more politically popular to designate new land and to acquire new land rather than to spend resources taking care of the land that we already have. we have a huge maintenance backlog. byot could be improved really focusing more on maintaining the land that we do have and making sure we preserve it for future generations rather than continuing to acquire more. host: wyoming, mike joins us. hello, good morning. caller: good morning. the biggest problem i can see and a lot of western states is that there is a lot of it. the question is? caller: i want to know how long they are landlocked and the people that they landlocked them, they will not let you into public land that our tax dollars pay for, yet they can use it. gue

hansen. i yield my time to gloria berry. >> for clarity there is not a board rule to yield time to speakers who have spoken. ms. berry has used her minute. we will go to the next speak concern or the man yielding his time if he wants to come back. >> i would like her message to get out. i would like to thank is that where we are at. >> no, i'm sorry. >> this legislation touches on sf history of harming black people specific racist laws existed. nothing has been done. a report in 1993, 2009 and 2015 was done and no action. our concern is that the data presented show black people could besicouldconsistently ares of racism. >> you can leave a written statement. >> chair mar: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am norma garcia for the economic development agency. our staff works hard to retain the integrity and the dignity of the latino community in the san francisco mission district. too often it involves the impact of illinois applied city of san francisco epoll sees. we are excited about this. the policies are integral to life in the neighborhood. an example of a policy gone wrong. they are destroying the