it may be a specific area in a park opposed to the whole park in general. where we see congestion it is often placed based. we make adjustments aim management. we often see that they can be cascading effects across other park operations in areas. we are doing a planning and engaging those things. we have monitoring systems. we are measuring the effects of those changes. we are carrying those lessons forward. >> i will yield back the balance of my time. again, thank you for initiating this hearing. certainly do know the out partnered me to the extent that we can explore some potential legislative solutions to address this challenge. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from montana. this is mr. rosendale. >> thank you very much. superintendent, i've been very fortunate to visit many of the national parks around the country. i have been to zion myself. it seems to me that at every one of these locations, while a vast majority of the park itself does not have any impact, if so, it is very little impact, what we need to do seems to identify the

park, right? while there is real opportunity there. it needs to be done carefully and with coordination to ensure that those opportunities exist. i think it is also worth noting, oftentimes people come to the parks -- they've traveled for miles! they've come from all over the world to see the geysers in yellowstone. it is a little more complicated than just suggesting they go elsewhere when they traveled so far to see specific features. with proper coordination, especially when it comes to lodging or campgrounds, things like that, the localities can implement solutions that work for them. >> thank you so much. i yield back my time, chair. >> thank you very much. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from montana. mr. rosedale for five minutes. >> thank you for joining us. my lot of question basically has been broken down to three buckets. the first bucket is the civil engineers, biologist and basically the infrastructure of the plans itself. the second bucket is visitor experience. everyone seems

park service. let me remind all witnesses that under our committee rule they must limit their statements to five minutes. their entire statement will appear in the hearing record. when you began, the time where it will began. it will turn orange when you have one minute remaining. i recommend that members and witnesses join me remotely. panned the time are certainly visible. it is now the chair's pleasure to recognize mr. bradybaugh to testify. >> chairman porter and ranking member moore, thank you for the opportunity to represent the department's -- the past few years have reminded us how important national parks and public lands are to our overall well-being. we are ensuring the visitors have enjoyable experiences. that has become increasingly challenging. there were 423 units -- national park system. about half of all recreation -- that if the top 25 most visited parks. there is significant congestion seen in most popular destination parks. the national park service is employing a range of strat

at central park. both demonstrated the republic's ability to meet the needs of large numbers of its citizens, even as it was being denounced monarchists in europe and violently attacked by secessionists here at home. however, without final union victory, aided by a 180,000 black soldiers legislation for yellowstone and the early national parks that were based on the assembly template might never have been enacted enacted. however, this narrative was largely erased in the early 20th century. in order to distance national parks from any association with the trauma and controversy of the civil war and its aftermath, much of the country white reconciliation and a lost cause narrative that nostalgically glamorize the old south and rehabilitate the leaders of the confederacy. jim crow legislation and practices reversed, hard fought rights gains made during reconstruction. this was happening just as political momentum was building in washington to create a national park service and i concluded some photograp

park in the system. it's the importance of ohm stead.o. we have ever glades, the rock creek. i have a list here because if i don't say them, the park will hear thise and say, you should have said us. so sort of having those elements of design by omsted and its firm members. as the national park service prepared to celebrate the centennial, ideas of theodore roosevelt were just some of the names recognized for the contributions to creating america's best ideas in the national park service. bit also became apparent the name omsted would be left that you have list. and it's fortunate recognize that. more was needed to daylight these accomplishments. it was from this void that the national park service commissioned a comprehensive study led by raffle, who we'll hear from in a moment, ethan car, and lauren myer to understandin these contribution from the yosemite report which created thees national park service to the enduring conservation efforts to the expansion worked within the par itself. this reportr ss

park. their approach formed the basis for conserving large scenic areas with carefully designed public access. this was emulated and expanded by the national park service in the 20th century. in the development of park planning through the creation of general plans, as well as more detailed studies for individual park facilities. third olmsted collaborations with architects calvert fox and h.h. richardson resulted in parks that were enhanced with architecture features inspired by their natural setting and utilizing local materials. the connection between the olmsted firm's design esthetic and the rustic architecture nature of the national park service has been well documented by many, including linda mcclellan, laura harrison and ethan carr. but the national park service took rustic design to new heights. sometimes called park, a texture, giving your early national parks a distinctive architectural feel and character. frederick law olmsted junior was one of the founding members of the ameri

side library, this is followed that and come out of park side heritage work i ammed to say the park side library was has been the center of commune life in the park side district for generations of working class families for over 70 years. i seen it with my family, daughter grew up at the park side library going to the children's activities and family story time. and the children's librarian did wonderful sing alongs playing guitar i was happy to present a commendation to her when she retired. i was there this weekend she has grownup there and -- we have -- i did want to acknowledge the work of -- the community and pushing forward this historic landmarking of the park side library. the work of sf heritage and the western neighborhood's project and who has been the people's history yen on the west side. and then also the neighborhood group that formed the park side folk nus 2020 park side heritage including amazing neighborhood leaders natalie from the park neighborhood association. from speak and many other neighborhood leaders part of park side heritage working with on this lan mar

when we park. and in addition to the public garages i would love for the xhugz to be expanded other locations around the city of san francisco including skew, community centers and grocery stores and other places where we visit for daily activities. thank you very much. thank you supervisor dorsey. i uponed talk a bilt if you could give me a moment about the public comments i thank you is a misconception what ouriment climb action plan says it does in the sigh move to electric car skws approximate 81% more effective than riding bikes. what is say system that is what the staff are projecting. you know it will happen for us to get to the numbers we need. it is a nuance i want to make sure that we all understand wham we are talking about. riding bikes of course is not for everyone. but a lot more being be riding than currently are and would if they had a safe accomplice it store and i have to add it is awe some. for this alone it would be great if it were safer and be great if people could be assured

the nuch park program the park at water front to the east anning open grassy area and dog park. another to the west and ocii the park is under [inaudible] will have a new name in the future. but that is [inaudible] active program including [inaudible] pavilion with retail. beer garden, fitness and dog park. higher rise residential and commercial buildings. and the site is activated with interim use. shown in green as well as street scape to the adjacent [inaudible] rights of way framing the park they are in orange and yellow. and improve ams to the existing main and scale street rights of way. the developer will [inaudible] new crossings at clen clementin tina and main and beale street and raise the crosswalks on each corner. as well as the mid block of clementen tin at south the new crossing is in [inaudible] down the middle of the block to folsom street. the park design was informed by 3 components they are community engagement. and site specific design of the public planning include a series of 4 communities. and feedback from each community informed the [inaudible] and desig

rosa parks starts right now. goodnight. >> [applause] >> we are back, and let's meet our next team of challengers. number one, what is your name? >> my name is rosa parks. >> number two, my name is rosa parks. >> and number three. >> my name is rosa parks. >> once again, these three ladies all claim to be civil rights champion rosa parks. let's start the questioning with katie. >> number two, what led up to this glorious moment on that bus? >> how did you feel at the moment of arrest? >> that bell tells us the time is up. now it's time to vote, whoever, in your opinion is the real rosa parks. >> i voted for number two, and it is just based on a feeling. she just has that gentleness that i think would allow to be defiant. >> any one of these three ladies cause i've had the courage? i'm ashamed to say that i don't know which one it really is, but i voted for number two. >> and who has your vote? >> i know miss parks, and i was one of the entertainers on that show with montgomery, with miss rosa fights. she is a leg

recreation & park commission held with the in. >> recreation and park commission meeting december 15, 2022, at 10: a.m. city hall, room 416. and join and provide public comment. we ask that you please turn off electronic devices and take conversations outside. we ask you to turn down our televisions and computers and public comment will be taken in-person and remotely public comment will be available for each item on the agenda unless otherwise nuance- vacation rental in-person a city hall and via phone for each item the commission will take public comment for people and remotely. >> for those like to join the meeting. >> watch (via sfgovtv) - www.sfgovtv.org. >> public comment call-in: (415) 655-0001 | access code: 2 (480) 812-5990 using today 2 (480) 812-5990 using today is. >> public comment call-in: (415) 655-0001 | >> 1. wait for the item you would like to speak on to be called. 2. when prompted, dial *3 to be added to the queue to speak. added to the queue to speak. added to the queue to speak. when you are in line and waiting. 4. unless otherwise indicated, speakers will have 2

people of all mobility using the park and not just a park. the disability does not go with car drivers. people with disabilities deserve a car free space. [inaudible]. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please >> hi i'm a d7 resident call nothing support of the legislation. and expansion of the friday compromise sick 6 a.m. not only prop i failed but next to the great highway voted against prop i. and that speaks for community support of the park. san francisco and neighbors love this space. being open on fridays gives time for those who work on the weekends to use the park for those needs the awayeds don't work. to go to anecdotes about travel time and accessibility allowing cars will would not mitigate. car don't equal accessible. great walk way is a good start on what needs to be a plan to introduce car in san francisco giving the city a path forward. i urge you to move forward with the pilot. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm lucas a resident of the outer sunset and pedestrian friends of gr

the closest she got to school was observing parks, youngest daughter park thing. good to your poor or harker at the old war. cock william and they've had so i got hometown care and couldn't get put all whatsoever is on her. her good. more low when to come. do i go both of the group to room, the finger will good tempo. in 1986, the family sent her back to the platoon. they were on the move. shortly afterwards passed a limb left the country to set up a new life for the family in australia. it was a timely exit in december 1986, acting on a tip off a bazaar prosecutor photograph men with clubs guarding workers at her brother's home construction site. a few weeks later, the home was rated more than 5 and a half $1000000.00 worth of foreign currencies in today's value, was sees from the safe lifeline region presented. the home depot you on parking, but in january 1997 with cameras rolling, parkin couldn't was arrested and charged with embezzlement, and a legal confinement. but he was ultimately acquitted of a legal confinement and never held to account for the cruelty

so, we head back into the park together.he track they will come to the river to drink. and sometimes we get also the elephant. susila takes us to a spot near the river, and after hours of waiting, a tiger suddenly appears. it is magnificent to see a male tiger walking along here, one of over 100 tigers now here in bardiya national park, part of a growing tiger population here in nepal. it is definitely something to be celebrated, because, as we know, everywhere around the world, the conservation stories that we often get to read are loudly depressing, and the number of species we are losing on a daily basis even, the habitat loss that we see every day. and nepal brings a freshness in the arena of conservation. music and chanting they have participated in this, they have rejoiced the success as well, and they are paying with their lives and their terror, and that i think needs to be acknowledged more because if it is not acknowledged, the world cannot come together to find a solution for that. despite what happened to her mot

i'm this is john park, unfortunately anthony park, the park the, anthony john park, anthony park.rking out there, trust me. he tested positive can for covid today so he's laid up and trying to stay away from people. we do have a present abesing. >> thank you for having me here again for an opportunity to to apply for a place for entertainment. cavana is built in a new hotel in mission bay, luma hotel. we're located in the 17 the floor of this hotel, occupied by entire level, intended to be a celebration of land and culture of all things. we're going to be a shared menu that features a lot of street foods from brazil argentina and peru and mexico as well. cavana like many culture will be incompasses latin culture and we want to provide that as a part of our experience for our guest. we'll have live music as well as djs. we did extensive out reach and they're very welcoming to the point that they're new yorking on a daily basis asking when they can come in. so we're excited to be in the neighborhood. and bring up, mostly, i think in that neighborhood is not enough small businesses b

we have several parks the yerba buena island the hill top parks. the dog park coming on board. if not soon then by the end of the year. and then we are also going to start on the waterfront park. we have capitol funds to do this because of the various bond issues we had but we need to maintain those parks. approximate the operations and instructions and maintenance of the parks are so important. because if we don't do this from the get go when we raft parks, we actually will not be able to continue system of -- good maintenance and good operations. for the parks. so i'm going to look carefully at the budget i like for to you present the staff to present what their plan is for operating, maintaining and managing. programming in the parks that is very important to us and make sure we have sufficient funds in the budget for that. so i like to look at that subset of the budget and when you present it to give us what those numbers are that we are expecting. to use in order to start that process. i know. >> thank you commissioner tsen. >> again with regards to the park 'maintenance,

and then just a few months later, part changed his name from parks on hark to parking in. and they set up a new version of the brothers home with him as the hand and limb young soon as a director. and this is after they were charged with embezzlement. but in the governments 1981 brothers home promotional film, it's the inmates who are portrayed as the criminal whistle. no head on parks, wife lin sung soon makes a cameo appearance as the victim of a violent assault. but survivors a leg. she was anything bosh, a victim. like a husband and her brother passed her name. she used religion to wield power, even against boys who, when they bid a survivor, hon john son tells us, i don't good to go to public journal or, or travel years. you some real trio, me send me the marketer to time that i'm good on. things are, well, you don't what the real to my go come the hub model, good coding on own and there are saudi need. you, my will, jr. mr. me that route. you know, community a hospital in an a don't go about doing it to the good great grandmother honda accord enabled on a jimmy smith

a place in nevada for a park." and he said, "i spent a lot of time, and i found the place at weler peak. no one's going to veto this park." he says, "i have been in favor of this park for over 50 years." mott: congre recognizes that here, we do have natural resources of national significance. now that it's a national park, people will begin to understand that, and as we begin to interpret the natural and cultural values, it'll be clear that this truly is a national park. tv narrator: on october 17, 1986, president reagan signed legislation designating a carefully prescribed area as the great basin national park. senator harry reid, during his tenure in congress, was instrumental in the park's final push through congress. reid: this state is beautiful. we're now going to have a national park. it's a place of intersecting mountain ranges. it's a place of beauty, and we want people to know of nevada as something other than a place to set off bombs and to store nuclear waste. christensen: i think we can see this first

and then just a few months later, part changed his name from park song hark to park again. and they set up a new version of the brothers home with him as the hand and limb young soon as a director. and this is after they were charged with embezzlement. but in the governments, 1981 brothers home promotional film, it's the inmates who portrayed as the criminal whistle. now head out of pox wife, limbs sung soon makes a cameo appearance as the victim of a violent assault, but survivors a leg. she was anything bosh, a victim, like a husband and her brother passed to limb. she used religion to wield power, even against boys who with their bed a survivor. hon jong son tells us, i don't think he goes in public dental or, or to we usually real up with trio missing. mm hm. so i'll get her to time that i'm good on. things are where you don't got the real. i'm to my go, come the hug model, good coding on own and they're actually in is you my will cheer me some me that route to the community. yeah, absolutely. linen they don't give up on. i can get to the budget craig, another motivate

well, it’s disgusting, because , of course, there are no parking lots nearby, parking will rise in priceot only in the center, but also in the area of ​​​​the third transport ring, fifth, inskoy street, fields, now the daily rate is 150 rubles. at one o'clock. tomorrow it will be 380. and it's so simple. yes of course, why am i against it? well , because i think it's expensive. on the other hand, local residents who cannot park their car in the yard behind the barrier, but have a parking permit, on the contrary, they are happy. now there will be more empty seats, probably, this is still needed, because sometimes you go out here and put, you know, how parallel to the perpendicular. gorgeous car for car, and in the parking lots which are not in demand, tariffs will be reduced. for example, there are almost no cars on second balcony lane. here, the cost of parking will fall by about half to 80 rubles. at an hour, and there are 27 such streets in moscow, we are only too good. maybe we are happy to change the tariffs for almost every tenth street in moscow, the cost depends on area and traffi

comes to a park rather than where the park is located. change that you'll notice this year is that the metrics themselves are within the structure of the strategic plan. now there are metrics that are place related under inspired place and things related to play like recreation hours, children' play area and access to scholarships are under the goal to inspire play and investment and our capital investments with funding sources, volunteer hours. and stewardship. our team is missing -- our team is about the reep which is an inward facing look at how we interact each other and hire and promote where as the equity analysis is an outward facing analysis. all right. going to the enabled level, there are 17 neighborhoods that are touched by the equity zone. if a enabled had oo even just one park that was included in the purple area, it's counted here and we looked at each neighborhood level to see what assets there are and to measure proportionally the comparison of the neighborhood and citywide. here is an example. the first one out of bayview

we a-a constantly analyze the occupancy of parking spaces and the occupancy of streets with tent parkingspectively, where the tariffs are no longer met where parking is not in demand, prices will drop and there are 27 such streets, most of them in the donskoy and danilovsky districts. office buildings. it can be seen that a large number of parking spaces are simply idle. it 's clear. what to raise the tariff here there was no point, so here 50 rubles will fall from the steppe. at an hour until 80 on a gravity street, there is also a parking lot of freedom here. the tariff will also go down from 150 to 80 rubles. in hour. there are streets where the price will drop to 40 rubles. i am very happy about this as i often have to park in different places, so this is a plus. i think it will be cheaper on this street, for example. it's beautiful at night, where in the parking lot high demand tariffs will rise in some places up to 450 rubles. in hour. basically. this is a street in the center of colorful chistoprudny boulevards. there are eight streets in bolshaya tatarskaya myasnitskaya at once i

well, it's disgusting, because , of course, there are no parking lots nearby, parking will rise in price not only in the center, but also in the area of ​​the third transport ring, fifth, yamskoye pole street, now the daily rate is 150 rubles. at an hour. tomorrow will be 380, of course i'm against why? well, because i think it's expensive. on the other hand, local residents who cannot park their cars in the yard behind the barrier, but have a parking permit, are, on the contrary, happy and now they will get more free places, probably, this is still necessary, because sometimes you drive out here and you know how parallel perpendicular car, but in parking lots that are not awake. tariffs will be lowered, for example, there are almost no cars on the second balcony lane. here , the cost of parking will fall by about half to 80 rubles. at an hour and there are 27 such streets in moscow, we just for good. maybe we are glad that the tariffs have changed for almost every tenth street in moscow, the cost depends on the area and traffic congestion. a detailed map with updates can be viewed on th

i'm this is john park, unfortunately anthony park, the park the, anthony john park, anthony park.here, trust me. he tested positive can for covid today so he's laid up and trying to stay away from people. we do have a present abesing. >> thank you for having me here again for an opportunity to to apply for a place for entertainment. cavana is built in a new hotel in mission bay, luma hotel. we're located in the 17 the floor of this hotel, occupied by entire level, intended to be a celebration of land and culture of all things. we're going to be a shared menu that features a lot of street foods from brazil argentina and peru and mexico as well. cavana like many culture will be incompasses latin culture and we want to provide that as a part of our experience for our guest. we'll have live music as well as djs. we did extensive out reach and they're very welcoming to the point that they're new yorking on a daily basis asking when they can come in. so we're excited to be in the neighborhood. and bring up, mostly, i think in that neighborhood is not enough small businesses but more of

. >> it's been popping up in parks. and blank paper and pens on the other. along with a simple instruction, take a poem, leave a poem. and the night stand is the brain child of a local poet and student. she said the experiment was part of her poetry for the people course at city college. >> i'm already thinking about more ways to expand that and can we stock the drawer from poetry that people who are experiencing incarceration, it's taken a life of its own. >> it can offer an access to healing as well as telling the truth which is so important during this time. as well as building community. >> professor mueller said she wants to encourage those who have been intimated by poetry in the past to get out there, help shape the poetry of the future. >> that is really cool. >> animal shelters are bursting at the scene. the pandemic pet boom may be to blame, but it's not the only issue. that story and more tonight in our 7:00 newscast. >>> let's check in with number one meteorologist on the show tonight -- >> the opening act.