my name is richard rothman. i'm one of the city guides at the tower and i would like to thank sandra and the rest of the staff for giving us the opportunity to make tours. the people really enjoy it and really enjoy talking about coy towers and looking forward to next year. i was at the proposal for fixing the murals and i'm really happy and excited for what they are doing. they are bringing in a top team to do the survey and to do the renovation. most important, they are going to come up with a management plan. so hopefully we don't to have do this again in 30 years. this is going to be the third time that we had to renovate the murals up there. this part is really exciting and it's really exciting to see that the work is going on and they fix the water leak. but, i'm concerned about the lease, any other we talked about it a couple months ago. i guess there is three or four options floating around. talking to her i ndz -- understand there is a tight line because it involves other city agencies. i hope we can ha

. >> richard and a commissioners i'm richard rothman i'm a resident of a district one and 2 items havet from the playground and our brand new playground that opposite side costs $4.5 million we don't have a gardner. we've been asking for one it might be on the rec and park chart there's one nobody's come out. we're only asking for one person to come 4 hours per week. i hope this issue can be resolved soon to i noticed take a look the bus down today at park presidio i guess there were two employees they had the vests on at ca brill and a filling stone street. the next one there's water damage f to the murals and before they can be fixed the murals we need to fix the month sdafk florescent of the building and not in the art collection so i think it's rec and park responsibility and finally, the good news is thanks to the art commission and alison in rec and park and the general manager thank you for submitting the historic preservation application to receive a grant to do a study of the mothers building and if that's grants approved we'll do the assessment of study to get it fixed >> tha

. >> hello, again commissioners and general managers i'm richard rothman and i give tours at coit tower and can't wait to give more in april or may. i think that's important that coit tower has a stable management running it. i know i would here at all the meetings how many different vendor were approved or thought to be approved but didn't be approved. i think it's important for some reason coit tower has been controversial for where we're supposed to be lilly himself comes back grant what controversy about this and 0 controversy about the mourld. coit tower in and the mothers building have in common they weren't built for the murldz when the artists want to find spaces to put the murldz on and coit tower was one of them. it's important to protect the murals that not only open the first floor and the second floor but we need, you know, to come up with a plan for the traffic flow and to make sure that the art commission is going to do in renovating the murals and the murals stay protected and hopefully, we won't have to do this again in thirty years. i support this contract >> thank you

my name is richard rothman. there seems to be inconsistency. you have mta wants to put in this disability policy of making it harder for people with disabilities who work downtown. they want to put in a plan where you can only park four 44 hours and you have to pay for meters and another city agency wants to put in a bus system where people with disabilities are going to have to walk longer to the bus stop. so how can the city, does the city know what they are doing? there seems to be some inconsistency in that. i ride to 38 all the time and it's great. i don't understand why one mta wants to encourage people with a disability to take public transit downtown and the brt wants to make it harder for people to get to the bus stops. i wish the city would come up with one policy so the the people in the disability community would know what the city's policy is about people who have disabilities and who work downtown and how are they supposed to get downtown. thank you. >> thank you. next we have charles minister. >> thank you. charles minister, a me

what else noel rothman said, he said it's psychologically scarring to watch this. >> it is. god bless richard, but the mental stability has always been sort of -- i want to say this politely but questionable. this is the person that we're parading out to millennials to say here's what you go for. i don't know. it's just not even firing any synopsis for me. i can't get there. >> is far as what you said about richard simmons but i will say the idea -- i think the state of california got $80 million as part of their pr blitz for obamacare. imagine giving the young people in california to pay that first year of the premium. >> wouldn't that have been more straight forward and direct, just writing them checks and saying, can we bribe you to sign up for coverage in california? that seems like a more honest approach than what they're doing, spending all this money, parading out people that seem random and not relating at all. how about having an intelligent conversation with millennials, treating them like they do have a brain? i think that the millennials would be more likely to listen to something