none we will go to -- seeing no questions from the committee let's hear from the third applicant natalie dillon. is natalie here? yes, please come forward. this is for seat number 4. >> hello. i'm natalie dillon. i represent district 4. so thank you for having us here today. i think this chamber is almost as beautiful many of our parks in the city but a little bit of background on me. i was born and raise 234-d san francisco in the heart of the mission district where i grew up in the parks. it was at mission playground and their partnership with arthur ash's non-profit and where i discovered by love for tennis and grew up playing on the courts and it was a place where race, religion and gender was a place that didn't matter but who was able to get the ball across the court and the sense of community that parks brings to cities is something very important to me. so tennis and mesa college where i walked on to the stanford tennis team exceeding my childhood dreams. i majored in urban studies taking a focus in urban -- taking a focus in communities ifed design and capped off my under graduate with

none we will go to -- seeing no questions from the committee let's hear from the third applicant natalie dillon. is natalie here? yes, please come forward. this is for seat number 4. >> hello. i'm natalie dillon. i represent district 4. so thank you for having us here today. i think this chamber is almost as beautiful many of our parks in the city but a little bit of background on me. i was born and raise 234-d san francisco in the heart of the mission district where i grew up in the parks. it was at mission playground and their partnership with arthur ash's non-profit and where i discovered by love for tennis and grew up playing on the courts and it was a place where race, religion and gender was a place that didn't matter but who was able to get the ball across the court and the sense of community that parks brings to cities is something very important to me. so tennis and mesa college where i walked on to the stanford tennis team exceeding my childhood dreams. i majored in urban studies taking a focus in urban -- taking a focus in communities ifed design and capped off my under graduate with

none we will go to -- seeing no questions from the committee let's hear from the third applicant natalie dillon. is natalie here? yes, please come forward. this is for seat number 4. >> hello. i'm natalie dillon. i represent district 4. so thank you for having us here today. i think this chamber is almost as beautiful many of our parks in the city but a little bit of background on me. i was born and raise 234-d san francisco in the heart of the mission district where i grew up in the parks. it was at mission playground and their partnership with arthur ash's non-profit and where i discovered by love for tennis and grew up playing on the courts and it was a place where race, religion and gender was a place that didn't matter but who was able to get the ball across the court and the sense of community that parks brings to cities is something very important to me. so tennis and mesa college where i walked on to the stanford tennis team exceeding my childhood dreams. i majored in urban studies taking a focus in urban -- taking a focus in communities ifed design and capped off my under graduate with

none we will go to -- seeing no questions from the committee let's hear from the third applicant natalie dillon. is natalie here? yes, please come forward. this is for seat number 4. >> hello. i'm natalie dillon. i represent district 4. so thank you for having us here today. i think this chamber is almost as beautiful many of our parks in the city but a little bit of background on me. i was born and raise 234-d san francisco in the heart of the mission district where i grew up in the parks. it was at mission playground and their partnership with arthur ash's non-profit and where i discovered by love for tennis and grew up playing on the courts and it was a place where race, religion and gender was a place that didn't matter but who was able to get the ball across the court and the sense of community that parks brings to cities is something very important to me. so tennis and mesa college where i walked on to the stanford tennis team exceeding my childhood dreams. i majored in urban studies taking a focus in urban -- taking a focus in communities ifed design and capped off my under graduate with

none we will go to -- seeing no questions from the committee let's hear from the third applicant natalie dillon natalie here? yes, please come forward. this is for seat number 4. >> hello. i'm natalie dillon. i represent district 4. so thank you for having us here today. i think this chamber is almost as beautiful many of our parks in the city but a little bit of background on me. i was born and raise 234-d san francisco in the heart of the mission district where i grew up in the parks. it was at mission playground and their partnership with arthur ash's non-profit and where i discovered by love for tennis and grew up playing on the courts and it was a place where race, religion and gender was a place that didn't matter but who was able to get the ball across the court and the sense of community that parks brings to cities is something very important to me. so tennis and mesa college where i walked on to the stanford tennis team exceeding my childhood dreams. i majored in urban studies taking a focus in urban -- taking a focus in communities ifed design and capped off my under graduate with a t