i'm kathrin petron. i'm here to address the commission on the same topic as the two previous speakers, although i have a little bit less specific information than they do. i really just wanted to make some comments about the restructuring -- pending restructuring that i don't know so much about. but with so many department efforts and programs underway or about to launch, such as the implementation of the arches system and the much-anticipated city surveying, it is more important to have more robust not less preservation program, together with solid leadership and training for existing staff. in addition, the department's property information database doesn't work as well as it has in the past. information such as d.p.r. forms from past survey efforts and texts that used to be easy to find are no more. from my perspective -- and keeping in mind how things worked better in the past, now is the type to support the h historic preservation program. and finally, i would like the commission to know that it ero

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