my name is susan fisher oens and apedetration at san francisco general. i'm a researcher at rks csf [inaudible] we are presenting to you a plan under which we have worked for a year. this is a incredible impressive collaborative of people coming together to make san francisco children carries free. i would like to take a second to pull of the slides and ask members of the collaborative to stand as they do-you will may not recognize them by face, but we have members of academics and members from the department of health and the school system and wick and kaiser and different medical dental organizations and societies all in support of the common goal. it is also something supported by the [inaudible] kaiser, united way, california department of public health and [inaudible] this is because dental carries [inaudible] it is unique and all most entirely preventable as a disease and can be dealt with efficiently and cost effectively. far too long oral health is considered the domain of the dentist. as a pediatrician it effects my patients every day. i want to

about 3 months ago a committee-a small group that includes margaret, steve [inaudible] susan fisher own we said how do we make this a operation like this in the clinic flow much like we do intake for diabetic patients. we are trying to build this into the model leverages out pcp staffing because a lot of it can be done by non pcp staff. [inaudible] roll from site to site targeting the higher prevalent sites like in china town. we are still working throthe plans, but that is our effort going forward >> i think i'm only using this as a example-in the sense that we are trying to integrate the public health messages and issues and the delivery system that we have. i'm ask if that is the overall plan and this is how this is going to be working-we have public health messages andcome pains and we run a delivery system >> absolutely. that is the beauty of the new format, the population health division and san francisco health network and within the network and child health and all the wuntderful things we do and partnering with the population hlth in terms of equity and disease prevention qu br

susan. >> hi i am carrie fisher (paused). >> there is no other option. you just can't say there is a part of the city that no one can live in but thank you very much for having this hearing. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hello supervisors. thank you for addressing this issue and thank you mr. cruz for looking into it. i think we understand i'm an owner of the business. i am jerry and the property on 17th street since 1984. it is getting worse, and i think we understand because of the climate and the storms but even smaller storms used to be a problem because of maintenance so we would like to stress the urgency of a short term solution first. even a small storage tank would help some of the upper portion of 17th street [inaudible]. since the work was done there and 17th it affected us on 17th street lower part worse since the work was done so we don't understand. we were not explained what was done. i have also proposal if the city can look into rezoning or give us some option. recently that area changed zoning and since the property is