he spent much of his years enjoying san francisco's playland at the beach. after founding an extive improvement firm mr. tuck devoted his entire life to collecting and refurbishing classic arcade games. he opened up the collection to the world in his office dubbing it playland not at the beach. as a non-profit organization it was a small way of keeping a bit of san francisco history alive. he was always generous with this collection. sometimes sending over a exhibit wherever it was needed. he was always a supporter of our highway streets event setting up carnival rides. he will be missed by our community. by his partners and playland >> supervisor connie. colleagues. good afternoon. i areceive today to ask that we close our session in the memory of three san franciscans. the first is a gentleman named elliott wayne davis. born november 12, 1977. he is the loving son of gloria lucas davis and paul e. davis. he had a very untimely death. a nice young man that was also a friend of my extended family. i also would like to acknowledge martha louise coffer, who de

he spent much of his years enjoying san francisco's playland at the beach. after founding an extive improvement firm mr. tuck devoted his entire life to collecting and refurbishing classic arcade games. he opened up the collection to the world in his office dubbing it playland not at the beach. as a non-profit organization it was a small way of keeping a bit of san francisco history alive. he was always generous with this collection. sometimes sending over a exhibit wherever it was needed. he was always a supporter of our highway streets event

presentation that relative to national park policy, there's no real difference between yosemite and playland at the beach. if the presence of 800,000 people next to a beach is of no consequence, then i'm not surprised that we have a problem. my major use of the golden gate recreational area is to run our dog at fort funston. before we had a dog, we had a small child who is now grown up and we used to go to the beach. and my son would get sticks with his friends and run up and down the dunes swinging his swords and yelling and hooting and hollering and having a generally good time. i know now that that was probably more damaging to the habitat than anything my dog would ever do. but if we're not going to leash the children and we're not going to leash the dogs, then probably a better solution is to identify the critical habitats and fence them off and then slay the beasts or the children. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having this hearing today and in case i marked my card wrong, i'm a little jet-lagged, i am for the resolution. i am the proud owner, owned by a 12-year-old black la

by his partners and playland >> supervisor connie. colleagues. good afternoon. i areceive today to ask that we close our session in the memory of three san franciscans. the first is a gentleman named elliott wayne davis. born november 12, 1977. he is the loving son of gloria lucas davis and paul e. davis. he had a very untimely death. a nice young man that was also a friend of my extended family. i also would like to acknowledge martha louise coffer, who dedicated her life to working for u.s. -- usfs. it is with sadness that i acknowledge of death of joe johnson, who was a san bruno avenue business owner and who will definitely be missed. he ran -- he owned and operated johnson's barbecue, which is on san bruno avenue. just like to take a moment to acknowledge their life, thank you. >> thank you, supervisor connie. supervisor farrell. >> thank you, madam clerk. first of all, as everyone knows, one the issues that has percolated as a result of the tenderloin debate is the issue of how we tax stock options here in san francisco. three weeks ago i asked our budget

. >>> today you can hunt for virtual, not real eggs at playland, not at the beach, in el cerrito, visitorsful easter eggs that can be exchanged for prize tickets at this self-proclaimed museum of fun. if you're game, there are 30 free pinball machines, plus arcade and carnival games. i've been itching to see the flea circus. >>> and it's on, the 11th annual b.y.o.b.w., bring your own big wheel, along with your helmet, bandages and ointment and reckless abandon. it's racing gone old school near vermont street in san francisco. before you go, vats johnbrummet.com to get your release form. and no texting while you drive. >>> welcome back on this easter sunday, a live look there, over, well, most of oakland, what you can see of it. we've got a lot of low clouds and some drizzle to get your morning started. let's show you the temperatures around the bay area this morning. you don't need a winter coat, but you probably need something a little waterproof in a few spots due to the drizzle and mist. not so much in san jose, where it's 57 degrees, southeast wind at 6 miles per hour. but san francisc