mission rec. we attempted to provide services at jolie and because we are funded through -- through a portion -- apportionment through a.d.a. we didn't have the numbers after a three month commitment to maintain that section. >> there have been a variety of reasons, part with rec and park looking for fee for service operators. >> correct. >> i guess my first observation about that is -- this trend has been going on for a while. this isn't new to city college. but -- be that as it may, the question that i was getting at is the service you're roadwaying is that to serve a geographic area or anybody in the city. what is the practical experience of that? >> we primarily serve the neighborhood. many family dos walk and -- and come from the immediate neighborhood, although we're open and free to any parent who brings a kiled, the parent enrolls as a student. and they're able to participate one day a week, one day a month or five days a week. >> got it. >> are there occasion when is the children are ther

they created a flyer posted at the rec center, park and everywhere else. they held a meeting the following tuesday and invited members of the public to come and attend. there were about eight members of the public. they flyered every house across the streets and rang doorbells and talked to members of the public about it as well. the meeting was attended. feedback we received has been positive. supervisor maxwell support its as well as the bay view police station. this would be a community movie night and we are looking for your approval. >> is the applicant here? >> let me hear public comment. >> i live on the same street as the park and rec center and i love movie nights in san francisco. some of my best friends actually make movies. i am here to address the public outreach. the outreach did not happen. i never got a flyer. i live across the street from the little kids park. so somebody brokedown in their reporting back about the outreach i am afraid. when there is an outreach the people are enthusiastic and you would have gotten more than just eight peo

we have an emergency permit on file with rec and park for use of the cites. >> and in terms of rec and park most of the rec and park employees have gone through or going through training through the red cross. they are tied in to this they are a very strong partner. >> jamie. >> the same thing about park and rec and someone said about housing developments? >> yes. >> personnelly i would think if that come back to a neighborhood level. a lot of the developments have residents rooms and resident meeting that's an opportunity for team to do out reach and get scheduled into the meetings and talk about disaster preparedness and how to make a kit. there are quick easy ways to bring that topic up in the meetings and get people awear. >> is there an effort to get kits to people affording that and that sort of thing. >> that's a good question. there are challenges with giving out disaster supplies they require constant rotating and updates. twoshgs people use the supplies in the kit. which if you need them today you know then what are you going to do you will use the batteries and flashlights.

, parks parks, parks and rec ♪ ♪ parks, parks, parks parks, parks, parks parks, parks and rec ♪ ♪ parkss, parks parks, parks and rec ♪ ♪ parks, parks, parks parks, parks, parks parks, parks and rec ♪ ♪ parks, parks, parks parks, parks, parks parks, parks and rec ♪ >> how are we supposed to rehearse with those jazz-holes here? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everybody calm down, okay? i'm gonna go over and talk to them. higgins, you got my back? >> steve: ooh, not on this one. i have to go to the men's room. i had about 12 indian hot pockets last night. and they're not sitting right. [ laughter ] mind if i use your dressing room? to defecate in? [ laughter ] baby, i got your back on this one. ♪ parks, parks, parks parks, parks, parks parks, parks and rec ♪ >> shh, here he comes. [ laughter ] jimmy. >> jimmy: "parks and rec." roots. >> we were just rehearsing. >> jimmy: yeah. well, this is our studio. so, we need some time to rehearse, too. so, if you wouldn't mind just leaving. >> why even bother rehearse? >> yeah, it's not like you guys are gonna win. >> jimmy: oh, yeah? >> yeah. >> yeah! >> jim

operated and maintained jointly by rec park. rec park staff run a huge storage chip program and also in natural areas -- a youth stewardship program and also a natural areas program. both could complement the programs at heron's head park. similarly, india basin and heron's head offer similar wetlands habitat and passive recreation opportunities and would complement each other well in terms of the capacity that rec-park has for soliciting public participation and the unique habitat is that both of these sites offer. for example, the it red anc and aprpark program called "the greenagers" is made to increase teenagers' commitment to working in a natural environment and give those youth peea peer group among those who share interests. we think a group like that would be great to tap for their interest and involvement in heron's head park as well. with that in mind, i am requesting today your authorization to advertise an opportunity for a port-funded grant to a qualified nonprofit organization to provide environmental education pro

the noise from the espresso machine would have any greater effect than the patrons or gardeners from rec and park or the traffic going by or anything else. however, i would recommend that some plan be in effect if an issue arises that affects the colony where we can get together and discuss any issues that may come up. i'm happy to be involved in that in whatever way i can. our bigger concern has to do with the affect on wildlife in terms of feeding, and i'm pleased to see that the proposal includes a waste factor in the so that the wildlife there do not ingest food that could affect them adversely. that is my piece on that. thank you. >> [reading names] >> hello, commissioners. my husband and i represent effect of the proposal was submitted, in partnership with the current concessionaire. mr. mcclellan's family has operated the stow lake motel since its inception when his grandfather built it 67 years ago. i watched a show replay where historic book value it has been in the same family for hundreds of years. he has painted the boat house six times and replaced any boats when the need ar

and a great local landscape architectural firm did the con isn'tual work with park and rec staff and the mayor's office to see what kinds of things would fit best in this space. and during that process there was a lot of discussion over other ideas. and they worked with the mayor's office of homelessness about the need to find something that will activate this space to encourage folks to come and ution the space for more than -- and use the space for more than just a place to sleep at night. boston properties, they currently maintain this parcel as part of their original agreement with the city and all costs of maintaining the site today and going forward will be covered by bost properties -- by boston properties. that's the resurfacing, when the old materials wear out, the crushed oyster shells, they will replenish it and dampen it and the playing surface, tamp it down on occasion, the replacing of the turf, all these things would be done by boston properties. i mentioned the mayor's office of economic and work force development who have been definitely helping to push the ball forw

. >> one other small point is that the park and rec area is right on arkansas street. and there is no parking expect along the side of the street. and if we get a decent audience, it behooves people to let the neighbors know that parking will really be interesting on saturday night, you know, just for people coming home from work and finding they have to walk three blocks with groceries when they usually have to walk across the street. >> given that it sounds like the outreach was not adequate how do you feel about it? >> i am not pleased. >> are you ok with them doing it? >> i am glad i know to come home from work at an early enough hour. i live in one of the older homes that does not have a garage. so i do have to lug groceries and quite personally living root across from the little kids part of the park on the weekends i don't have access to parking in front of my home. quite honestly the other side of the hill i have been held up at gun point. i am nervous walking a long way after dark. even though i love my neighborhood. you know, give us fair warning and i think

in 2007, rec and park constructed similar wetlands habitat improvements and public access improvements to india basin shoreline park and india basin open space. sorry. this is an example of some of the corporate volunteer participation with the environmental education programs. that is one of the points i wanted to make about the programs is that not only do they provide great value to the community but they also return value to the port, both in terms of many hours of volunteer labor that are contributed at the park, but also, less tangibly, in developing public and community support for stewardship of the park and the types of habitat the park houses. india basin open space is on the southern portion of india basin shoreline park. parts of both areas are constructed on port property, but were improved and have been operated and maintained jointly by rec park. rec park staff run a huge storage chip program and also in natural areas -- a youth stewardship program and also a natural areas program. both could complement the programs at heron's head park. similarly, india basin and heron'

however, when we wrote our proposal, he agreed to every single item that the rec and park put forth.e agreed to buy a whole new fleet of boats, a beautiful state of the art electric boat's as well as the highest quality paddle and rowboats. i am partnership, a partner and i, having 25 years in the restaurant industry, 18 of those years put forth a proposal to exactly match the wishes of the rec and park department. we would continue to offer the stow lake pink popcorn and hot dogs, but we would also offer a small cafe in the boat house where customers could eat a sandwich or salad when they thought eating indoors would make it more pleasant dining experience. although there would be more seating, we agreed not to change the footprint of the boat house and made everything as per the city's request. we have been providing healthy and sustainable food much longer than it has been considered socially responsible to do so. i will skip the part about how we had an extensive recycling plant and so on, but in partnership with mr. mcclellan, who has had a proven track records of operating a b

this will be our third project with san francisco rec and parks. we've previously done a project at glen park. last year we did a project at mcclarne park. so this will be our third partnership with san francisco rec and parks. each in the prior -- of the prior experiences has been tremendous. we've gotten trems support and encouragement and involve from the neighbors. very multicultural involvement, in fact, at the other park project we had to do our project announcements in three languages to make sure that everyone there had a good, solid understanding of what we were trying to accomplish during the course of the day. the issue in front of you really is the camping and i wanted to provide youi wanted th some images typical of representatives can't environments. -- camp environment. we provide all the volunteers breakfast, lunch, and dinner on saturday. these are commercial style burner stove. what you won't see theire are te two fire extinguishers next to the stoves in the kitchen area. we have set up a table for volunteers to make their own lun

i think that's if the rec and park had negotiated with stowe lake at some point, i think the planning -- >> thank you. >> first of all, we were never informed about stowe lake adn teh rfq, and i think a lot of people were not -- and the rfq, and i think a lot of people were not. i agree with what bryan said. that is where i hide when i do not want to talk to anyone. i think to keep the food normal, when i hear of a branch that has what they are presented to the public is not the public, a kind of disturbs me. we have some very good purveyors made in the city, but i think we should look at san francisco products as much as we possibly can. 3, a gift shop -- i do not much need it. i think we should go into the recreation hangout, have a good time. something needs to be done with this building, and i think with the process, we could probably come up with some better compromises than what is here as far as the facility itself. i would like to ask the department to include all the groups because we are not always -, even though we have that reputation. we do compromises, and i think there

-compliant, which the procurement standards do not allow the use of recs and the 51% goal. as you're going beyond that amount, only half of that percentage, to the 51%, could be made from recs. another clarification and addition based on feedback from this body and the pumplet u.c. at the last meeting is -- the p.u.c. at the last meeting is asking the proposer to provide details in terms of what they see as key metrics for evaluating the success of a program as well as what the proposer identifies as a target for opt-out rates, and if there's any issues associated to opt-out rates. and the last is pulling out of other areas and making its own sections abundantly clear that energy efficiency and response are fundamentally important to the portfolio. if you're going to try to do a side by side comparison of this document with the last one, there have been a lot of structral changes that are not substantive, but i'm quite proud of it, because this draft compared to the last draft, the team's worked really hard along with lafco, the city attorney and our own san francisco team