anothers mission neighborhood centers here above the executive director sam and first, i want to pubically congratulate executive director mcfattened for her assignment well deserved i want to say thank you for approving our grant of augmentation it will enhance the outreach and we have plans on the way for enhanced outreach that includes bringing outreach to residentials of mission housing development apartment who are currently not ref any type of service so thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >> i missed a call for announcements first of all, thank you for the supporter of the neighborhood and also there are a couple upcoming events one we work with the sf collective and tomcast over a opportunities to sign up for low cost events for friday from one to 4 on valencia street where we next to - we hope about one hundred seniors in multi languages helping people to expedite their registration 95 a month and includes no installation charges and as an infrastructure bonus tomcast is giving away 10 laptops for people sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us; up we invite yo

it is a problem all too familiar for nina wilson who argued nor his freedom. >> the two pubic hairs ine. >> is she has been working with the innocence project for two decades. >> there have been 230 dna exonerations in the u.s. that we know to an absolute scientific certainty were convicted wrongly, and there are other people who are doing other sentences and even on death row for crimes they did not commit. >> why so many? >> well, it represents a much b bigger problem in the criminal justice system, and the system is overloaded and we are charging people with crimes and locking them up at unprecedented rates and a system that ofloaded is bound to make mistakes, but we also know that many of the things that we have long looked at as long legitimate investigative tools are not working the way they should. and the science is only as good as the individuals performing it. the quality controls in place, and the processes. >> and tipping the scale more is the fact that in most jurisdictions forensic analysis is monopolized by the prosecution, because crime labs are typically funded by the

cross and throughout the site so one of the key reasons this is this the driving the open room a pubically assessable open space that is on first street and the dedicated parts of jessie street within the urn area the second component before you is the creation of downtown neighborhoods preservation fund that allows the project job linkage fee and the 20 percent of affordable housing fee and an additional 13 percent affordable housing to be directed and used within a mile radius of the site more affordable housing purposes so i the now i'm going to turn it over to to my colleague b that will talk about the visible where the streets radio located our entire team is here and available to answer any questions you may have. >> hello. >> hello, i'm carmen yee for the ocean wide project can we switch so we're talking about the benefit quite a low the project is part of transbay redevelopment we called the transit redevelopment plan the district plan and two towers two hundred and 65 units actually unit one hundred and 69 hotel and one office space that the whole project is about mixed use projec

for this dpw is still in the process of accepting streets around that park that have to not think pubically accepted the scheme proposed by the staff ocii and dpw is one that i'm prepared to move forward that didn't in any way preinclude us from working with rec and park and ocii and dpw to add a transfer to rec and park although i have to say i know there many residents that are worried about rec and park ability to properly manage the facility and given their funding and other constraints with that section i'd like to move the amendment and respectfully accepted this forward as a committee report to get this park open for people moving into many part of town. >> did you read into - and i read it was that simple. >> thank you for those comments which seem very reasonable and appropriated to make i appreciate that clarification. >> all right. thank you supervisor wiener and supervisor peskin let's go forward and open up for public comment at this time if you like to come up i have one card from corinne woods join us for 2 minutes at the podium. >> good afternoon chair cohen and supervisor w

something congress has debated pubically. where do you come down on the question of how much secrecy is the right amount. >> everybody who needs to know to provide oversight for this program and the acquisition of the development process is fully informed of everything related to the program and they have been for years. there's no surprises to the people who provide oversight to the b 21 program and won't be in the future. the question has been how much does the public need to know and our position is there are things that would cause this program to be exposed to the level of scrutiny others who would design capabilities to defeat it. if we put too much out too early that remains our position. >> that sounds like some of the concerns dlifen by the concerns with china as well. >> or any other system that we have currently if our military. this is not a new problem. and we have to be very, very serious about how we protect new capabilities before we >> congress has throughout your time there's been a couple of issues with con

things that's my general comments about the recommendations that i have two other area i want to pubically state i have in my conversation with mr. dickey i'm very, very interested in this round table model we have a lot to learn about all students but particularly students are challenges how we can better serve them by integrating our somewhat minimizing did silos of the services and so i'm hoping that i understand this is a small number of we started out with a small now of students and presuming there is more information if you can give us what happened in the recommendations and what we think this is telling you i think i personally think that holds great promise for the future people together with the person and institutional resources they have are able to focus on a single student and ought to be a lot we can learn not only how we serve overseeing students but all the students what we're learning and the last thing i wanted to talk about the post secondary pathways i still you know, i told mr. dickey i thought it was interesting we start with the students that are not with us in the

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>> to find a cure for male pattern pubic baldness. [ laughter ] i have to wear a toupee down there. >w. >> oh fine, go ahead and go back to your easy bernie sanders jokes. you know what i'd say to that. >> seth: i mean, i'm guessing you would say leave him -- >> leave him alone! if you need somebody to make jokes about, make fun of me. make fun of the fact that whenever i have indigestion i'm scared i'm pregnant or that when i fart, i yell the word "fart" so no one hears it. or that the toenails are on the bottom of my toes so that when i want to tap dance i just take off my shoes. >> seth: you know, i think we've heard enough examples. >> no, you haven't. >> seth: i have. >> because what about this? you can make fun of the fact that in my high school talent show i ate my belly button plum while doing this. >> seth: oh, no. are those the nails on the bottom of your toes? >> yes. and this is my belly button plum. >> seth: ugh, gross. >> leave me alone! >> seth: we'll be right back with music from jake bugg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ eers and applause ] ♪ you know we said we'd take a lo

if it was successful, i think somewhere in the pubic bone or something i would get a -- and it wouldjimmy: no, no. let's get through this. >> anyway, that's it. >> jimmy: we have to talk about the movie. >> let's talk about the movie. >> jimmy: let's talk about the movie. >> my god. my god in heaven, all right. >> jimmy: we have to talk about the film. >> "independence day: resurgence." >> jimmy: yeah. get out of your head and start thinking about "independence day: resurgence." congrats again. >> thanks. >> jimmy: big huge action movie. you are the scientist here to save the world. >> yes. >> jimmy: from aliens. >> yup. >> jimmy: there you go. >> that's it. [ light laughter ] and people who have seen it, this is only anecdotal. but people who know the first one, press people we've been talking about this say, "i loved the first one. and everything i wanted this one to be it was and more." that's what they say. don't go by me, but that's what they say. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a fun summer movie. i want to show a clip. here's jeff goldblum in "independence day: resurgen

prior to alteration of the hyphenating resources are significant yadda, yadda, yadda and it will be pubicallysable i do not do i can't do and presented to the historic preservation commission for review and >> i got it dpot got it. >> sheriff's station on that motion to adapt a resolution as amended with the historic preservation commission comments to be incorporated as finding as well as language in the resolution to have a second hearing commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner pearlman commissioner matsuda commissioner hyland snoechlz unanimously 6 to zero. >> we're

and actually to both applicants for sharing touching stories that is difficult to talk about that pubicallye appreciate it. >> colleagues to we have any comments or questions from the applicants? no okay. thank you very much and so i think at this time we will i think we understand your sense of purpose and mission we'll go to public comment now on item 5 >> hi helen executive director of the mental health advisory committee i have been in this position since 1999 and one of those days i'll count how many incredible board members and continuing am astonished by the amazing people that are willing to serve it is really astonishing i'm sorry to bring two extracoronally people i have good news supervisor eric mar has an open family seat as well as you look at those two amazing candidates it is possible to have both of them participate and join the mental health board thank you. >> thank you very much anyone wish to comment on item number 5 seeing none, public comment is closed sxhavr. >> that's great news for me, i hope we can appoint both i want to say that i thank you both for telling me you

. >> we hear our message and agree every bid package will be pubically bid and make sure we have at least bids and also be cpmc will work with us to establish the goals for those. >> good. >> the other thing because you know dpw in the dpw but public works mta is doing a lot so we are working with the other departments to kind of see those so we'd like to go probably bring those as other projects are you know using the same delivery method. >> i was pleased to see that the controllers all of questions they want to look at are identified all the agencies as far as i'm concerned, so this is something i think we have our eyes open. >> and then the last thing i want to point out for your information my maybe eileen, speak to is one of tt admin cod more complex and you know cpmc. >> let's not talk about that now (laughter). >> you know we're you know pushing it out there and using more delivery methods and traditionally methods. >> thank you. >> other comments on this item? >> public comment? >> yeah. my name is silvia johnson. on this issue i will put emergency response and disadvantage contr

cross and throughout the site so one of the key reasons this is this the driving the open room a pubicallyopen space that is on first street and the dedicated parts of jessie street within the urn area the second component before you is the creation of downtown neighborhoods preservation fund that allows the project job linkage fee and the 20 percent of affordable housing fee and an additional 13 percent affordable housing to be directed and used within a mile radius of the site more affordable housing purposes so i the now i'm going to turn it over to to my colleague b that will talk about the visible where the streets radio located our entire team is here and available to answer any questions you may have. >> hello. >> hello, i'm carmen yee for the ocean wide project can we switch so we're talking about the benefit quite a low the project is part of transbay redevelopment we called the transit redevelopment plan the district plan and two towers two hundred and 65 units actually unit one hundred and 69 hotel and one office space that the whole project is about mixed use project so the pro

for this dpw is still in the process of accepting streets around that park that have to not think pubicallyaff ocii and dpw is one that i'm prepared to move forward that didn't in any way preinclude us from working with rec and park and ocii and dpw to add a transfer to rec and park although i have to say i know there many residents that are worried about rec and park ability to properly manage the facility and given their funding and other constraints with that section i'd like to move the amendment and respectfully accepted this forward as a committee report to get this park open for people moving into many part of town. >> did you read into - and i read it was that simple. >> thank you for those comments which seem very reasonable and appropriated to make i appreciate that clarification. >> all right. thank you supervisor wiener and supervisor peskin let's go forward and open up for public comment at this time if you like to come up i have one card from corinne woods join us for 2 minutes at the podium. >> good afternoon chair cohen and supervisor wiener and supervisor peskin

question part of ongoing research we know that sf parking has an effort to have the spaces and their pubicallyvailable on-street parking we're trying to figure out how many of the spaces are available and surveying and looking at the department of building inspection files and looking whether you use or park a car but have the spaced available whether you park your car there maybe from point owe we can't necessarily control at the development and approval stage tell the jury you can control and use it as a national parking space the neighborhood is really parked as a lower rate effectively as future iteration. >> that's my second question the adopt active use as they have 20 parking spaces and maybe only 5 of them are used and to your point the residents can use them maybe for other things will be regulations about storing things in parking spaces are they built into the future for storage or parking spaces. >> sure the short answer is yes. because they, use it a small amount they can rent to residents within a short business radius of the project itself under the planning code but request for

. >> we hear our message and agree every bid package will be pubically bid and make sure we have at least 3 bids and also be cpmc will work with us to establish the goals for those. >> good. >> the other thing because you know dpw in the dpw but public works mta is doing a lot so we are working with the other departments to kind of see those so we'd like to go probably bring those as other projects are you know using the same delivery method. >> i was pleased to see that the controllers all of questions they want to look at are identified all the agencies as far as i'm concerned, so this is something i think we have our eyes open. >> and then the last thing i want to point out for your information my maybe eileen, speak to is one of tt admin cod more complex and you know cpmc. >> let's not talk about that now (laughter). >> you know we're you know pushing it out there and using more delivery methods and traditionally methods. >> thank you. >> other comments on this item? >> public comment? >> yeah. my name is silvia johnson. on this issue i will put emergency response and disadvantage con

question part of ongoing research we know that sf parking has an effort to have the spaces and their pubicallyvailable on-street parking we're trying to figure out how many of the spaces are available and surveying and looking at the department of building inspection files and looking whether you use or park a car but have the spaced available whether you park your car there maybe from point owe we can't necessarily control at the development and approval stage tell the jury you can control and use it as a national parking space the neighborhood is really parked as a lower rate effectively as future iteration. >> that's my second question the adopt active use as they have 20 parking spaces and maybe only 5 of them are used and to your point the residents can use them maybe for other things will be regulations about storing things in parking spaces are they built into the future for storage or parking spaces. >> sure the short answer is yes. because they, use it a small amount they can rent to residents within a short business radius of the project itself under the planning code but request for

market-rate and two limit affordable housing the supervisor peskin resolution was to - all itself pubically expressed needs of the tenant groups and small businesses groups, and affordable housing groups plus the recommendations that the planning commissioners at that january 25th full meeting the planning commission the contents was clear 100 percent affordable housing based on the neighborhood standards with the planning commissioners paramount with the cuffing no demolition no displacement limit the density bonus sites to verified the soft sites that are abandoned i call those the neighborhood principles to build by. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm teresa from north beach also representing senior disability action and no displacement and no demolition i also support the density done right and again, it is thinking of what the incomes our seniors have in 2010 when the number of elder agencies created the senior tsunami it was called and that's; right when we saw incomes in my sdwrikts of 33 thousand as the medium income and for seniors

and actually to both applicants for sharing touching stories that is difficult to talk about that pubicallywe appreciate it. >> colleagues to we have any comments or questions from the applicants? no okay. thank you very much and so i think at this time we will i think we understand your sense of purpose and mission we'll go to public comment now on item 5 >> hi helen executive director of the mental health advisory committee i have been in this position since 1999 and one of those days i'll count how many incredible board members and continuing am astonished by the amazing people that are willing to serve it is really astonishing i'm sorry to bring two extracoronally people i have good news supervisor eric mar has an open family seat as well as you look at those two amazing candidates it is possible to have both of them participate and join the mental health board thank you. >> thank you very much anyone wish to comment on item number 5 seeing none, public comment is closed sxhavr. >> that's great news for me, i hope we can appoint both i want to say that i thank you both for telling me yo

people talk about a great organization we have no issue with with that we have filled this and stated pubically not oppose is one thousand feet from the many oth authorized store locations in the north san francisco a positive beef for the lombard to today they've inquired off other possible locations eve they're made it is simply impossible they're not willing to rent to us everyone has no struggle we ask the organization if they have any telephone records that might support of claims of refuse of all mcd property the answer we could a have yet and this is an affordable housing for history of housing insecurity that neglects the information on the mayor's office of housing and community development website on the question whether resident are not limited to that substance abuse issue with the edward the second and the larkin can speak to this the e hypotheses camper harmed the thread to defund and hold the disclosure if there were that's to the community and saying they're the protector of the residents this is not true cal hallow gave up their premises when it will be approved we've for the a

on tuesday, the president pubically listed some of the senior leaders of isil who have been killed and i think that's welcomed news. secondly, we would like the cia assessment on whether the 13,000 coalition air strikes against isil have been effective and what sorts of targets have most set back isil's efforts. we know that iraqi forces have surrounded falluja and begun to move into the city. iraqi forces have recently liberated the strategic town and broke the isil siege of adisa. isil has now lost nearly half the populated territory it once controlled in iraq. isil continues to look -- lose ground in syria, as well. a coalition of local forces is now pressuring the key town amanji which will cut isil's smuggling roots into turkey, hopefully and put substantial pressure on the cap top. in some i think it will be helpful for america to understand whether the antiisil coalition the united states has put together is making progress. if so, how and where? in addition to isil, i would be very interested in hearing from you on other global threats to the united states and the challenges th

prior to alteration of the hyphenating resources are significant yadda, yadda, yadda and it will be pubicallysable i do not do i can't do and presented to the historic preservation commission for review and >> i got it dpot got it. >> sheriff's station on that motion to adapt a resolution as amended with the historic preservation commission comments to be incorporated as finding as well as language in the resolution to have a second hearing commissioner hasz commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner pearlman commissioner matsuda commissioner hyland snoechlz unanimously 6 to zero. >> we're ladies and gentlemen give a warm welcome to mayor ed lee, san francisco unified school district [inaudible] and mayors 2016 teacher of the year award winners. mr. mayor. >> thank you runel! you are such a lead er in our community. thank you to the san francisco ginets and all of you who support the teacher. i want to thank deputy superintendent gureeo, the supporters and principle of the year awardees joining me to honor this years winneroffs the mayors teacher of the year award! [applause] it is m

to be done at the end of the 2017 believer 2018 we expect to innovative the public into the site pubicallysable sites negotiation and have the project fully 3078d with at least 5 hundred jobs by early 2018 one of the major components of the project is specific we're doing mandatory upgrades in addition to one 04 includes building one 13 the cyanide of the building one 13 a week's there is more steel in there now we're working 6 days a work and double shifts to small the steel is it so to the piles that go down

for this dpw is still in the process of accepting streets around that park that have to not think pubicallycepted the scheme proposed by the staff ocii and dpw is one that i'm prepared to move forward that didn't in any way preinclude us from working with rec and park and ocii and dpw to add a transfer to rec and park although i have to say i know there many residents that are worried about rec and park ability to properly manage the facility and given their funding and other constraints with that section i'd like to move the amendment and respectfully accepted this forward as a committee report to get this park open for people moving into many part of town. >> did you read into - and i read it was that simple. >> thank you for those comments which seem very reasonable and appropriated to make i appreciate that clarification. >> all right. thank you supervisor wiener and supervisor peskin let's go forward and open up for public comment at this time if you like to come up i have one card from corinne woods join us for 2 minutes at the podium. >> good afternoon chair cohen and supervisor wien

market-rate and two limit affordable housing the supervisor peskin resolution was to - all itself pubically expressed needs of the tenant groups and small businesses groups, and affordable housing groups plus the recommendations that the planning commissioners at that january 25th full meeting the planning commission the contents was clear 100 percent affordable housing based on the neighborhood standards with the planning commissioners paramount with the cuffing no demolition no displacement limit the density bonus sites to verified the soft sites that are abandoned i call those the neighborhood principles to build by. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm teresa from north beach also representing senior disability action and no displacement and no demolition i also support the density done right and again, it is thinking of what the incomes our seniors have in 2010 when the number of elder agencies created the senior tsunami it was called and that's; right when we saw incomes in my sdwrikts of 33 thousand as the medium income and for seniors

on tuesday, the president pubically listed some of the senior leaders of isil who have been killed and i think that's welcomed news. secondly, we would like the cia assessment on whether the 13,000 coalition air strikes against isil have been effective and what sorts of targets have most set back isil's efforts. we know that iraqi forces have surrounded falluja and begun to move into the city. iraqi forces have recently liberated the strategic town and broke the isil siege of adisa. isil has now lost nearly half the populated territory it once controlled in iraq. isil continues to look -- lose ground in syria, as well. a coalition of local forces is now pressuring the key town amanji which will cut isil's smuggling roots into turkey, hopefully and put substantial pressure on the cap top. in some i think it will be helpful for america to understand whether the antiisil coalition the united states has put together is making progress. if so, how and where? in addition to isil, i would be very interested in hearing from you on other global threats to the united states and the challenges th

and actually to both applicants for sharing touching stories that is difficult to talk about that pubically we appreciate it. >> colleagues to we have any comments or questions from the applicants? no okay. thank you very much and so i think at this time we will i think we understand your sense of purpose and mission we'll go to public comment now on item 5 >> hi helen executive director of the mental health advisory committee i have been in this position since 1999 and one of those days i'll count how many incredible board members and continuing am astonished by the amazing people that are willing to serve it is really astonishing i'm sorry to bring two extracoronally people i have good news supervisor eric mar has an open family seat as well as you look at those two amazing candidates it is possible to have both of them participate and join the mental health board thank you. >> thank you very much anyone wish to comment on item number 5 seeing none, public comment is closed sxhavr. >> that's great news for me, i hope we can appoint both i want to say that i thank you both for telling me y

question part of ongoing research we know that sf parking has an effort to have the spaces and their pubicallyvailable on-street parking we're trying to figure out how many of the spaces are available and surveying and looking at the department of building inspection files and looking whether you use or park a car but have the spaced available whether you park your car there maybe from point owe we can't necessarily control at the development and approval stage tell the jury you can control and use it as a national parking space the neighborhood is really parked as a lower rate effectively as future iteration. >> that's my second question the adopt active use as they have 20 parking spaces and maybe only 5 of them are used and to your point the residents can use them maybe for other things will be regulations about storing things in parking spaces are they built into the future for storage or parking spaces. >> sure the short answer is yes. because they, use it a small amount they can rent to residents within a short business radius of the project itself under the planning code but request for

. >> we hear our message and agree every bid package will be pubically bid and make sure we have at least bids and also be cpmc will work with us to establish the goals for those. >> good. >> the other thing because you know dpw in the dpw but public works mta is doing a lot so we are working with the other departments to kind of see those so we'd like to go probably bring those as other projects are you know using the same delivery method. >> i was pleased to see that the controllers all of questions they want to look at are identified all the agencies as far as i'm concerned, so this is something i think we have our eyes open. >> and then the last thing i want to point out for your information my maybe eileen, speak to is one of tt admin cod more complex and you know cpmc. >> let's not talk about that now (laughter). >> you know we're you know pushing it out there and using more delivery methods and traditionally methods. >> thank you. >> other comments on this item? >> public comment? >> yeah. my name is silvia johnson. on this issue i will put emergency response and disadvantage contr

to be done at the end of the 2017 believer 2018 we expect to innovative the public into the site pubicallysable sites negotiation and have the project fully 3078d with at least 5 hundred jobs by early 2018 one of the major components of the project is specific we're doing mandatory upgrades in addition to one 04 includes building one 13 the cyanide of the building one 13 a week's there is more steel in there now we're working 6 days a work and double shifts to small the steel is it so to the piles that go down >> good morning, everyone my name is supervisor president london breed of the board of supervisors and to my left is the button chair supervisor farrell and joined by supervisor wiener and supervisor tang to here the mayor's proposed balanced budget for fiscal year 2016-2017 we look forward to what is proposed a number of department heads and commissioners and others i look forward to a robust conversation about that fiscal year budget and we'd like to welcome you mr. mayor to present your budget thank you so much for being here. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, supervisors, good morn

for this dpw is still in the process of accepting streets around that park that have to not think pubically accepted the scheme proposed by the staff ocii and dpw is one that i'm prepared to move forward that didn't in any way preinclude us from working with rec and park and ocii and dpw to add a transfer to rec and park although i have to say i know there many residents that are worried about rec and park ability to properly manage the facility and given their funding and other constraints with that section i'd like to move the amendment and respectfully accepted this forward as a committee report to get this park open for people moving into many part of town. >> did you read into - and i read it was that simple. >> thank you for those comments which seem very reasonable and appropriated to make i appreciate that clarification. >> all right. thank you supervisor wiener and supervisor peskin let's go forward and open up for public comment at this time if you like to come up i have one card from corinne woods join us for 2 minutes at the podium. >> good afternoon chair cohen and supervisor w

market-rate and two limit affordable housing the supervisor peskin resolution was to - all itself pubically expressed needs of the tenant groups and small businesses groups, and affordable housing groups plus the recommendations that the planning commissioners at that january 25th full meeting the planning commission the contents was clear 100 percent affordable housing based on the neighborhood standards with the planning commissioners paramount with the cuffing no demolition no displacement limit the density bonus sites to verified the soft sites that are abandoned i call those the neighborhood principles to build by. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm teresa from north beach also representing senior disability action and no displacement and no demolition i also support the density done right and again, it is thinking of what the incomes our seniors have in 2010 when the number of elder agencies created the senior tsunami it was called and that's; right when we saw incomes in my sdwrikts of 33 thousand as the medium income and for seniors

. >> reports suggest that president obama may pubically endorse hillary clinton for president the nextbernie sanders. so where does that leave the fbi director james coomey and loretta lynch? we'll talk to senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge, this does put the whole situation in a curious state because you've got the president of the united states, the chief law enforcement officer for the u.s., and yet he's got his arm around hillary saying, you know what? we need to elect her president of the united states. what does that same to coomey and lynch? >> it not only says to coomey and lynch, i know you're investigating somebody but i really want her to succeed me. and it says the same thing to the fbi agents in the field. you're talking about hundreds of human beings, federal prosecutors, fbi agents, investigators, clerks, researchers and thousands of person hours investigating mrs. clinton on two fronts. the e-mail scandal potential espionage, the failure to keep safe secrets that have been put in your hands and public corruption, making decisions that secretary of st

for this dpw is still in the process of accepting streets around that park that have to not think pubicallyepted the scheme proposed by the staff ocii and dpw is one that i'm prepared to move forward that didn't in any way preinclude us from working with rec and park and ocii and dpw to add a transfer to rec and park although i have to say i know there many residents that are worried about rec and park ability to properly manage the facility and given their funding and other constraints with that section i'd like to move the amendment and respectfully accepted this forward as a committee report to get this park open for people moving into many part of town. >> did you read into - and i read it was that simple. >> thank you for those comments which seem very reasonable and appropriated to make i appreciate that clarification. >> all right. thank you supervisor wiener and supervisor peskin let's go forward and open up for public comment at this time if you like to come up i have one card from corinne woods join us for 2 minutes at the podium. >> good afternoon chair cohen and supervisor wiene

question part of ongoing research we know that sf parking has an effort to have the spaces and their pubicallyvailable on-street parking we're trying to figure out how many of the spaces are available and surveying and looking at the department of building inspection files and looking whether you use or park a car but have the spaced available whether you park your car there maybe from point owe we can't necessarily control at the development and approval stage tell the jury you can control and use it as a national parking space the neighborhood is really parked as a lower rate effectively as future iteration. >> that's my second question the adopt active use as they have 20 parking spaces and maybe only 5 of them are used and to your point the residents can use them maybe for other things will be regulations about storing things in parking spaces are they built into the future for storage or parking spaces. >> sure the short answer is yes. because they, use it a small amount they can rent to residents within a short business radius of the project itself under the planning code but request for