to phil ginsburg from george [inaudible] regarding resolution on the palace of fine arts. the palace of fine arts housing the rotunda and performing arts theater and expedition hall where the hall was the site of the exploreatorium, rec and park department sent out request for concept proposal, rscp to lease out the exhibition hall and theater on a long term basis with up grades to the site being the responsibility of the lease holder. where as the [inaudible] received 7 submissions of which 3 were selected by rdp as finalalist who can respond to the request. two of the finalalist proposals contain a for profit lodging component. the land and building are under the administration of rec and park department and should therefore used for activities and programs shat serve the general public such as arts, education and cultural programs and recreation or open space oriented activities. where as the hotel of commercial use that is unrelate today the mission of the rec and park department. where as opening up rec and park land to commercial use with nominal rec components sets

is one of maybe about the past five years this we have seen this event go on and i'm here with phil ginsburg the director of the recreation and parks department in san francisco. so overall how do you think this year went? >> not a leave no trace moment out there. i think our staff did great. you know, this is a difficult event to manage because there's no event sponsor. people just show up. and overall our goals were to keep people safe, to protect the park, and to try to do what we could to minimize impact on surrounding neighborhoods. and overall i -- i'm really proud of, um, the folks that were out here yesterday, um, it was an interagency effort, we are grateful to the police, public works and most significantly the men and women parks and rec people out here working until 10 p.m. >> reporter: there was a moment of drama. we have video of a stampede that actually broke out just after 6 p.m. somebody pulled out a gun and thousands of people started running. so that was sort of a -- a -- a dramatic ending to the "celebration," also a separate armed robbery during it. it's very difficult t

thank you very much we have phil ginsburg and property line from the rec and park department thank you for being here. >> colleagues this is one of the first departmental overviews for the season so thank you for being up first. >> thank you, supervisors i hope you get a chance to be outside it is nice we've provide a brief overview of the budget and as we'll talk about in a second we find ourselves in a unique way we change the budget this is a reminder of some of the key elements of of our strategy plan which will tie into the investments in a little bit be this is 4 key strategies that is focused on on public space and play focused think cultivating volunteer and supporters and stewardship and our workforce itself so the controller alluded it the proposed chart amendment that is a brief reminder of what it will do the measure guarantees the department a stable level of general funds for by sherry our subsidy b will not drop below in 2016-2017 fixed for $6.2 million and increases the department support by $3 million a year for the next 10 years and by the percentage that the general

i have been getting recovery time in rehab and i heard phil ginsburg talking about coyotes and to say it a little bit more on the subject-matter. there was spotting of coyotes a long time ago and [speaker not understood] -- it's usually the case whether or not you a naturalist? if you are a naturalist and somebody who believes in the natural environment, some people who do believe in such would say, leave the coyotes alone. others who look at the coyotes that make those -- i think they are m860 explosives that they have all over the country and when they did do that, what had happened in the persecution of coyotes, the coyotes spread and went all over the place. so if we have any charting of coyotes per se of general manager ginsburg, what do you do with such information? if you do plot it out, you have to correctly identify the paws on the animal are much narrower, almost like a dogs and they can get cross-bred with dogs. when the coyote is during breeding season it's usually twice a year. what you are going to have to do is post its breeding season -- , as well as your own dog and a

thank you very much we have phil ginsburg and property line from the rec and park department thank you for being here. >> colleagues this is one of the first departmental overviews for the season so thank you for being up first. >> thank you, supervisors i hope you get a chance to be outside it is nice we've provide a brief overview of the budget and as we'll talk about in a second we find ourselves in a unique way we change the budget this is a reminder of some of the key elements of of our strategy plan which will tie into the investments in a little bit be this is 4 key strategies that is focused on on public space and play focused think cultivating volunteer and supporters and stewardship and our workforce itself so the controller alluded it the proposed chart amendment that is a brief reminder of what it will do the measure guarantees the department a stable level of general funds for by sherry our subsidy b will not drop below in 2016-2017 fixed for $6.2 million and increases the department support by $3 million a year for the next 10 years and by the percentage that the general

thank you very much we have phil ginsburg and property line from the rec and park department thank you for being here. >> colleagues this is one of the first departmental overviews for the season so thank you for being up first. >> thank you, supervisors i hope you get a chance to be outside it is nice we've provide a brief overview of the budget and as we'll talk about in a second we find ourselves in a unique way we change the budget this is a reminder of some of the key elements of of our strategy plan which will tie into the investments in a little bit be this is 4 key strategies that is focused on on public space and play focused think cultivating volunteer and supporters and stewardship and our workforce itself so the controller alluded it the proposed chart amendment that is a brief reminder of what it will do the measure guarantees the department a stable level of general funds for by sherry our subsidy b will not drop below in 2016-2017 fixed for $6.2 million and increases the department support by $3 million a year for the next 10 years and by the percentage that the general