journalist who dared tell the truth about his mismanagement ask ginsberg's public affairs chief, sarah ballard role in the layoff of a beloved reporter in the sf weekly a week after he was part of a cover story. will you, parents and grandparents, let him get away with poisoning our parks? it is your responsibility, along with the mayor, to clean up the contamination of stow lake and the toxic behavior sign rec and park management. thank you. >> good morning. my name is ernestine. i am going to complain, too, about corruption. people want very part restored. we cannot put up with corrupt dirty politics. that has to go. your job is to serve the people first and foremost. that is what your job is all about. you promised me mark -- hello. you promised me, mark, make me believe with the. we're not the only ones that have complained. we gave you a petition to do it. you ignore us. we're fed up with it. put the name back. the people hate the sign that there, sue bierman park. you do it against our will, and you're not doing good public relations. please get rid of the illegal name of sue bierman par

sarah ballard, recreation and parks department. just briefly wanted to speak about this item. this is part of the trust for public land parks for people initiative. they have raised over $16 million for three parts in our system. as you probably have seen since this is just up the street, the playground reopened this past june and is a great project. we are grateful to the trust for public land partnership and urge your support today. supervisor mar: thank you. let's open this up for public comment. is there anyone from the public would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. let's move this forward without objection. please call item three. supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener: we passed it along already, but i wanted to thank the trust for public land for being such a terrific partner. the hayes valley playground looks amazing and is a huge service to the community. in an age of difficult budgets, especially for our parks, it is really critical to have these strong partners, so thank you. supervisor mar: looks like it will be progressing as well. m