pilpel. welcome the floor is yours. >> good morning. david pilpel i think you know me limp you hear from me regularly. i think you know that i have been engaged with city government for my entire adult life going back to as a teenager with my interests in muni. i am very supportive of access to records and as you -- i hope saw on my application i served on the task force 3 times before. i to the issue of working with city departments. i did work fair low closely with a number of city departments that earned some support and opposition in other quarters. i understand this there is a letter in the file opposing my application that person has consistent low opposed my service and may hear from that individual and perhaps others today. i certainly have been very engaged in public policy and the politics of city and that does not get you 100% support you all know that we don't elect people based on 100% support just a majority. i think the time is due and over due to reexamine the sunshine ordinan

it is david pilpel. i want to appreciate chair post's solid reach out of what is going of i think i got more useful local information from chair post in the left few minutes than reading the chronicle in the last week since rachael goreden and david left the nows are and more news here. thank you, chair post am i know i owe a conversation it chair post and have not connected yet we shall. on the advanced calendar i appreciate the update that the racial equity action plan was postponed. i think that was also going to occur with a hiring update. the commission requested afternoon update on hiring staffing and that would happen at the same time and hoping the calendar we will see at the next meeting or the second mote nothing september will be more comprehensive and provide this year rerue and items and look like the puc advanced calendar that is helpful for planning purposes exit thank you is all i have for item one. thanks for listening. >> thank you, caller. and this is our last final public comment on t

david pilpel. have not forgot but i have been juggling things this morning and so i am still here. it sounds like you had a long discussion about [inaudible] great. i wanted to appreciate the staff and the bowero. i interacted with a small number recently i was involve immediate i case that is dragged on for months involving violation one of the there was a hearing one of the conscience we needed attends a tree class. which i did a few weeks back and learned more about of the tree canom competence pruning standards i want to appreciate nick's work and criss and susan and -- who you know is the glue. i will be following up with them and possible low christopher about the website. and other things i think some of your discussion today could be better explained on the website. there is a lot of static content that has not been updated and i think there is a better story to tell. about the tree canopy and the work of the department and religion to street tree maintenance. and i don't think i saw in the

next speaker, please. >> can you hear me okay yoochl >> david pilpel. wanted to support the memoryium for tony bennett in peculiar charmy marstelar i anyhow him limp from long ethic commission meetings and while there are people with strong views in the city and people who speak loudly, people who think deeply, charmy was unique in thinking deeply and about the long game and speaking softly and carefully and you know really being an example of the whole kahl civic engagement i will remember him greatly exported to support allen ma nalo and the filipino municipality in the loss for this community and the city. in general. thank you very much for listening. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm oliver the managing director of the [inaudible]. yell 17th lost the brightest stars joyce ma nalo will be remembered the linchpins in our community. she with her husband allen took over the rairn in 98 transform to an epicenter of performing arts n. process linked bay area artists with traditions the ground breaking theater of the people. filipino theatre associa

next speaker, please. >> can you hear me okay yoochl >> david pilpel. i wanted to support the memoryium for tony bennett in peculiar charmy marstelar i anyhow him limp from long ethic commission meetings and while there are people with strong views in the city and people who speak loudly, people who think deeply, charmy was unique in thinking deeply and about the long game and speaking softly and carefully and you know really being an example of the whole kahl civic engagement i will remember him greatly exported to support allen ma nalo and the filipino municipality in the loss for this community and the city. in general. thank you very much for listening. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm oliver the managing director of the [inaudible]. yell 17th lost the brightest stars joyce ma nalo will be remembered the linchpins in our community. she with her husband allen took over the rairn in 98 transform to an epicenter of performing arts n. process linked bay area artists with traditions the ground breaking theater of the people. filipino theatre assoc