two of those locations are the horse stable pond and one is near laguna salada. primarily it's to remove ice plant anacacia an invasive species and will be replacing those with native vegetation that will provide more robust habitat for the special status species. the second request that we bring you today is for the removal of sediment and vegetation within the channels connecting horse stable pond and [speaker not understood] and in laguna salada itself. the [speaker not understood] we're requesting is for four location and will help us determine if there is any acidic soul fates, it's unlikely, but if there are, we want to actually start to mitigate our construction so that we don't have an adverse impact on the special status species within the channels or horse stable pond. our final request is for additional funds to provide staff resources for design around the larger shell park project and that includes the pump housework that don previously described. in conclusion, rec and park staff recommend that the commission approve the allocation of $250,000 from

e-i-r, the 5 62-page e-i-r that's already been produced, unnecessarily combines the park and laguna salada with mount davidson and public access in san francisco. so, it's a poorly drafted e-i-r. it should consider project by project specifications. and the final point i'll make is this commission must guide the staff because you're about to allocate 170 acres plus an added 70 acres in glenn canyon to [speaker not understood] habitats as a result of recommendations by the staff, which i'm not sure you're aware of to the fish and wildlife service. and i can provide maps. [inaudible]. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. lad a i called names. those are the people who should be coming up. >>> okay. let me just [speaker not understood]. i'm speaking today for the san francisco forest alliance and i will be speaking both on items 9 and so. ~ 10. the [speaker not understood] you've heard is highly controversial. over 3,000 people have signed petitions online and on paper opposing maps planned to cut down thousands of healthy trees, restrict access to open space, and increase the use of toxic h

and the issue of the work at laguna salada which really began i think almost six years ago was to remove some of the tooling around the edges so frogs could get to the edge more easily and prevent flooding because laguna salada was filling in. and that was the beginning and it was a very sensible thing. and i really want to commend san francisco for bringing in actually the key scientific people who are experts in the areas of these species and their protection in the process. and i think we all know what controversy it has become, a lot of assertions have been made back and forth that contradict what i would say -- actually, i don't even want to go there. i just think it's been really difficult for me as an environmentalist to see other folks, you know, making assertions and claims to the contrary. so, i want to sincerely say that it's wonderful that san francisco is taking the step forward. i think it's in the best interest of the species there. and i just want to thank you so much for persevering and working -- it's been really honestly san francisco [inaudible] is leading the way in

we do continue to need to have a working compound to help us maintain the water levels at laguna salada to deal with some of the overgrowth of the leaves that continue to choke. as a water body. so, we moved forward with fish and wildlife and fish and game with a proposal to improve access to the pump house. and also as part of that proposal, fish and wildlife requested that we also do some habitat restoration as part of that project. so, we are moving forward with a pump house improvement project as well as the habitat restoration. so, these are two -- interim steps on our way to our larger goal of having a fully restored laguna salada and also an improved 18-hole golf course at sharp park. so, with that, just wanted to provide that as context. if you have any questions, commissioner mcdonald, happy to spend a few hours with you to explain -- [laughter] >> it remains the most complicated thing i've ever worked on here. and staff will be happy to walk you through the two projects. >> thank you. >> [speaker not understood], i'm stacey bradley, planner with capital planning division. item

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not i, but my team, sherri, salada, eric logan, we had many, many, many many nights. >> jesus come tohe table. jesus was at the table. that's why we're moving forward because jesus was at the table. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> jesus was at that table, anna. that's what she said. you know the story of the butler was important for her to tell because her mother was a maid and her grandmother was a maid and her great grandmother was a slave. so she comes from a long line of domestics and says she stands on their shoulders today. so she really wants that story to be celebrated. and i've seen the movie twice. and anna, i will tell you, it definitely will give you something to talk about and it's it will resonate with everyone. >> is there anything oprah can't do? she's just such an extraordinary woman. have we got an oscar contender on our hands? do you think the butler is up for several oscars? >> to answer the first part of your question, there may be one thing she doesn't do as well as other people. oprah's got dancing scenes in the mean. she's always said not the greatest