. -- pnly fair. the car's make this operation is expensive. if we could advocate for a new revenue stream that is doing the right thing, i think it is a win-win, so to speak. chairman nolan: thank you all very much for coming in. i really appreciated. [applause] secretary boomer: item 15. discussion and vote as to whether to conduct a closed session. chairman nolan: we have a motion and a second.

. -- pnly fair. the car's make this operation is expensive. if we could advocate for a new revenue stream that is doing the right thing, i think it is a win-win, so to speak. chairman nolan: thank you all very much for coming in. i really appreciated. [applause] secretary boomer: item 15. discussion and vote as to whether to conduct a closed session. >> you can see that it is amazing. you can hear that it is refreshing. you reach for it because it is irresistible. and the taste. simply delicious. san francisco tap water. it engages the senses. 311 is an important resource for all san franciscans. shouldld secretary boomer: the board of directors met in a closed session. they took no action. there is no discussion of anticipated litigation. >> i move not to disclose. chairman nolan: and there is a second. secretary boomer: that includes our discussion -- that concludes our discussion for today. chairman nolan: good work, everybody.

. -- pnly fair. the car's make this operation is expensive. if we could advocate for a new revenue stream that is doing the right thing, i think it is a win-win, so to speak. chairman nolan: thank you all very much for coming in. i really appreciated. [applause] secretary boomer: item 15. discussion and vote as to whether to conduct a closed session. secretary boomer: the board of directors met in a closed session. they took no action. there is no discussion of anticipated litigation. >> i move not to disclose. chairman nolan: and there is a second. secretary boomer: that includes our discussion -- that concludes our discussion for today. chairman nolan: good work, everybody. >> hi, my name is melissa griffen. and a member of the league of women voters of san francisco. >> proposition b authoress the city to authorized to hundred $48 million in bonds to improved street structures such as bridges. this would come with an increasing property tax, if needed, to pay for those improvements. the city is responsible for maintaining about 850 miles of