thank you, thank you. well, i wanted to join our board of supervisors the parent but the most important thing our kids any public comment? let the kids play. yeah. (clapping.) well, i want to thank city fields for working in partnership base this is a unique partnership you look across the city country how many of our cities are reinvesting in claurgsdz and doing it in a smart way you, you know, for every fields we work with to reinvestment in there's a possibly of saving one million gallons one million 5 hundred goggles of water is saved when we do those paris parks and this past year 2 thousand 4 hundred additional kids got to play in our parks how about that? 76 additional hours (clapping) those kinds of things are important we're only a city of 49 square miles and we can't build you enough parks for all the kids we've got to reintensity and reenergy them i want to thank the board of supervisors i want to thank our rec and park director and the leadership of our education leaders and thanks all the peop

thank you scott. our neglected officials has been a library supporter from the state elective thank you, supervisor mark leno >> good afternoon north beach it's great to be here. it's not often we get to say the words your tax dollars at work with a smile on our faces but we're smiling today because of the determination the commitment, the dedication and the tenacity of so many people here who have kept the eye on the ball and insisted our elected officials made this happen. and now 14 years later two successful bond measures passes and $200 million wisely invested now completed this is a humane accomplishment. i show up at the ribbon cuttings because i know a great event when i see one. so many friends and colleagues, i have in the elective that are more than a little bit envious. so many other part the city have playground rates of unemployment and the drought and they don't have the wherewith all to continue to revisit in the public infrastructure we're doing with this building and across the stree

thank you. >> all right thank you. if there's anymore public comment, please come up. >> good afternoon. the city at the mountain top, it's shining like a silver plain -- singing -- and schlage lock was its name. you got it. the city you got it. you got the schlage lock, thank you. and it's going to be shining like a schlage lock plain some of the beauty in government and schlage lock was its name you got the schlage lock government audit, you're the city pride and joy -- singing. thank you. >> all right thank you very much. are there any members of the public -- all right. [applause]. >> good morning supervisors, madam clerk my name is thomas pickerilo you will be making a finding that it is in the best interest of the city not just district 10 so i'd preferred to have seen 20 percent. 20 percent. this should be one of them and secondly the community benefits agreement ought to be specified more clearly in the agreement rather than leaving it to the developer and the mayors office as to what those benefits would be so

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thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good morning, my name is chris [speaker not understood]. i'm the executive director of the san francisco community music center. thank you for this opportunity. the san francisco community center is an organization that is 93 years old located on the mission district and we serve 2400 students both in the richmond district and in the richmond district. our single mission is to provide a high quality music education to anybody. right now our programs at the community music center are enhanced greatly by collaborations i want to bring to your attention. we have a partnerships with other organizations both cultural and art organizations that really do have impact on how we deliver our mission. and today i'd like to be able to introduce one of our students who will be talking about the impact a specific collaboration has had in her life between s.f. performanceses and the community music center. [speaker not understood] will now speak. thank you ~. >> thank you. next spe

thank you (clapping.) thank you mr. mayor so for those who remember the first opportunity how many got it right the first time? yeah. we're creating opportunity to learn and grow. but with that it's a pleasure to introduce the ceo of the u knitted way of the bay area >> thank you very much (clapping) thanks mr. mayor and partners i want to add an extra note of what on exiled city this room is gathered and, yes the third year and a and just as much love and excitement as the first day that we started 24 program together. and the keyword is together. across the city our nonprofits you can our employers and the city government working towards the opportunity for our young people. i want to give a special shout out two weeks ago the youth resource fair was held and over 4 hundred young people showed you up and got coaching for resumes and get ready for those who pledge jobs the nonprofits who work with the young people and create the pipeline of kurmentd who are there to encourage our young people to step forward and raise

thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. >> you are very welcome. >> next speaker. >> hello, my name is don from the golden gate regional center and thank you for having this forum today. great to be here. the golden gate center my area is supportive services the very severe people with disabilities and they get many supports living on their own and the community access and many of them do not work because they can't find work. in the interest of time i want to say that i support absolutely every comment that the young woman from the arc made earlier, the guidelines or that were mentioned from those years passed of the three pages, i believe, since you requested those, i would like to ask if you could make them available to the public so the rest of us can see them also and that would be wonderful for us. >> thank you. >> next speaker, and the last card that i have is gabriel rogan from the area board five on the state council on developmental disabilities. >> moran from the golden gate regional center and i just

thank you. >> fewer? >> yes. >> miss wei. >> here. >> and mr. logan. >> here. >> thank you. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> approval of the board minutes, the regular meeting of may 27, and the special meeting for june the 3, may i have a motion and a second. >> i move the adoption of both. >> thank you and any corrections? see none we will call the votes. >> miss wei. >> yes. >> mr. logan. >> yes. >> mr. lany. >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> thank you. >> and mendoza mcdonald? >> dr. murase. >> aye. >> miss norton. >> yes. >> wynns. >> aye. >> miss fewer. >> yes. six ayes. >> before i call the next item, i would like to remind the member of the public present that if they wish to address the board of education, the individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item being called, the speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board and i would also notify the public tonight that we will be calling general comment after item d, the student delegat

thank you. >> thank you so much, mr. rothman. >> i am going to call a few more names, dan cornaho, from golden gate regional center, enrica rodreguze,. >> hello my name is regina berkner and for the last 20 years i have been involved in the business of this hearing, which is making sure that disabled people have an opportunity to gain their education and to apply their education to a functional lifetime job that may allow them to survive in the workforce. and in life. i am here primarily to introduce my niece, over there, and she just graduated from san francisco state with a bachelor's degree in marine science. and environmental concerns. and she has been a volunteer at the academy of sciences for over 21 years. her activities at the academy of sciences came about through an act of discrimination, she tried to sign up for a junior academy course. and was told by the then, person, who is in charge, that they could not have people with disabilities, because they did not know how to teach them or how to get along with them

thanks >> thank you supervisor avalos. supervisor breed >> thank you. i want to start by thanking the budget committees it was great collaborating with you all but we went through a lot trying to make changes to address the challenges in our city in parking lot with the art it was great to see the spearheaded efforts for the arts we have at the data and support and now time for the action. i'm glad it this budget is competitive and it helps with some of the challenges we have citywide particularly in housing yet we looked at add backs as it relates to stabilization that are great city resources but i'm excited over the mayors budget as it relates to public housing. and i want to thank scott wiener for pushing the envelope on park proposal there's a lot of challenges there but we have a lot of resources necessary in order to help address the challenges that our parks face this is a comprehensive budget. i'm looking at to broadcasting those meetings or in the radio thank you supervisor mar for your leadership it was clear each member on this committee car

you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> for the names i called if you could just line up. and hi i'm darryl with the cultural center in the lunge store thank you, james for this thorough introduction and michael corbett for all the work in the investigation that makes it possible for this to be possible for redesignation as a category 3 that titles us to the values in the tdrs the cast has engineers to stable list lists the arts in san francisco. i want to say i speak for not only 509 and the lunge store but for all the arts groups throughout the city of san francisco that are grandpaing with issues of sustainability for which i think this model is an example of one strategy to gain the edgy really appreciate our support thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker. . >> good afternoon. i'm andrea that was perfect supervisor wiener with that with the community fund. >> all right. >> here on behalf of cast lodged in 2015 to create and have physical space for arts cultures we thank you for your supp

thank you >> thank you supervisor cohen. president chiu >> thank you i'm going to be brief supervisor yee and for those of you who long for the late night budget sessions you don't know what you're missing and after years of massive budget deficits it's wonderful this budget was much easier i want to thank to kate and harry and your staffs to all our city staffs and particularly my aids and lilly chang and the community folks who have worked on this for many months thank you. >> to our budget committee thank you for the six who worked together who reflected and brought this city together i'm proud i'm stunned it's wednesday night let's get it done. >> thank you president chiu. >> supervisor mar. >> i forgot to thank one person in the room terry the security at the desk has been here pretty much all day we wouldn't have a much critical need if you were not here all day the food and hunger issues we as the board want to end hunger by 2020 this will help the seniors and people that are isolated and increase the numbers of peopl

that will be the order. >> thank you, mr. president i have a very small item just to provide clarifying language about the resolution involving the latino cultural corridor the purpose is twofold to recognize the landmarks in the neighborhood and second to create a framework for addressed protections with respect to the small businesses and cultural institutions in the area and recognizing the surrounding areas in the latino district was the first step in making that happen. i want to provide clarifying language that two folks have played a role in 24th street and it going back many years the lack of architecture and the cultural insinuations within the borders make if preside park meaningful therefore the resolution of the committees work perhaps the use of a designation district we're happy to present clarifying language that will move those two parks from the district thank you >> thank you supervisor david campos. supervisor cowen >> thank you very much madam clerk. today i'll be introducing a hearing to discuss equality

thank you. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you president chiu. i basically want to express my gratitude to soup adviser campos and -- for offering and allowing me to co-author with a few others. i want to acknowledge the work that supervisor breed and farrell has done to make this ordinance even stronger. i give the example of veterans administration and realizing when you don't have health care, what happens to people. given my own experience of not having health insurance for a while including when i had our first daughter, and given the fact that my parents never had health care insurance, i know how difficult it is to maintain yourself in a healthy way and we're in san francisco, i mean, i shouldn't be taking -- we're in the united states and in this day of age, everybody should be getting it, so thank you very much. [ applause ] >> supervisor mar. speaker: thank you. i will not repeat all the thanks but i did want to acknowledge the courage of supervisor david campos for standing with health equity coalition for many years to make sure that

thank you. >> thank you supervisor. with that, colleagues can we take this item same house, same call. without objection, this ordinance has passed on the first read as amended. [ applause ] >> with that colleagues, let's go to general public comment. >> the public may comment up to two minutes on the following items on the jurisdiction and the mayor is in appearance and whether to go into closed sessions. the adoption with that reference to committee calendar. note that public comment is not allowed on those items that been subject to a public comment by a board committee. please direct your remarks to the bore as a whole and not to the supervisors or the audience and those using translation will be allowed twice the time to speak. if you need -- please remove the document when returning to live document. >> we've had public commons on those, and let's hear from our first speaker. >> i'm peter, executive director of library users association. the mayor's struggle against the homeless and against the poor is coming to t

the rest i'll submit, thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar. speaker: supervisor wiener. >> thank you madam clerk. so colleagues, as you know there's been a lot of discussion in the last number of weeks around the local vehicle licensee. i know you know for ten years, mark worked to get legislation to the legislature to allow san francisco to go to the voters, to ask the voter to restore our vehicle license fee in san francisco to what it was for 50 years before arnold schwarzenegger slashed it in 2003. mayor lee, about a year and a half ago [inaudible] task force. that met for a year and came up with several recommendations, including the general obligation bond that we're all co-sponsoring for this november ballot as well as several other recommendations including going to the voters with our local vehicle license fee. there has been some discussion recently about whether to move forward with the vehicle license fee for this november, and the date has -- and the debate has occurred and muni has $2 billion in maintenance and we know our roads

kim (clapping) >> thank you. well i'll keep it short i was here a couple of weeks ago but thank you to raise your hand to join south of market community it's high honor to represent this district where we are this is all part of the amazing growth it's happening here we're creating jobs and building how's this is where san francisco is dynamic dynamic and exist that is a beautiful edition i don't know if you remember the building that was here before fwhu is a amazing attraction f to fultd and south of market it's not about just creating jobs but kickoff engagement so thank you for your volunteering and being a part of a larger community we have diversity we have low income residents and high income residents we want to build one san francisco and go giants. thank you >> (clapping) thank you supervisor kim fantastic and now before we cut the ribbon we have one chairperson of the san francisco blue bank we've been involved that the food bank for almost 10 years now and our employees volunteer there and in fact, i

thank you very much (clapping) thank you mr. mayor you can hear the former project director talking about the tunnel how important this type of kind of important infrastructure a project of this size you don't see above the ground. the leadership for this project really all infrastructure in the city a lot of it comes from our board of supervisors and i'm pleased to say that every time an action came green before the board of supervisors related to this project it was adapted by unanimous support by the board of supervisors. that leadership has been consistent and instead of through the project we're lucky to have the president of the board of supervisors who represented the district where a lot of the construction is happening. throughout this project there's lumps along the road president chiu as stood firm in support of this project many moving forward and it's fair to call him one the chief architects of the plan that actually got us standing here today instead of standing out in front of columbus avenue bill clinton by brok

thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> hi, i'm erica [speaker not understood] and i am the executive director of asian neighborhood design. i'm here with graduates of our program and staff who are not in the room yet, but they are coming. they're in line, and we are here because there is a very important proposal in front of you. it's a landmark proposal, one of the first in the country. and we worked with the sheriff's department and the laborer's union, local 261, to develop a reentry construction training program. it's to provide pre-apprenticeship training in the jails for 80 people over the next year, and then they will be immediately eligible for apprenticeship when they get out, and they will get to be immediately placed in work as a local hire under the city's local hire law. and you will be providing the support services when they get out. our award winning staff has been doing this for years, very successfully. we know it can be done, and you will hear from the graduates. i have a copy o

you for your work. >> thank you. >> thank you for your report. if there are no october questions we'll comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. . and that's the informational item on to our finance committee items >> item 5 this is an addition item. >> colleagues questions or comments this item is open for public comment state alleviation we we'll close public comment and go on to a roll call. >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell absent. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. that item passes >> that item passes next. >> item 6 authorizations of the executive director with or for the renewals for the contract options for professional services not to exceed 2 hundred and 63 million dollars and to modify contract terms this is informational and seeing no comments from the commissioners is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. . and move on 0 a roll call >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. sup

thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, jennifer friedmont, director of the coalition of homelessness. this is a painful hearing. it's painful for the family members who have been going through it and are *urpb unable to get their adult children services. it's painful for the service providers and it's most people for the people who have been experiencing mental illness and can't get responsive treatment. we have a mental health system that is in crisis. we have reduced services dramatically. in the public health system between 2007 and 2012, behavioral health services were reduced by $40 million. this has had a dramatic impact. it's had a dramatic impact on everyone in san francisco. we can look around and see it. what our response should be to this crisis for everybody in this room is to rapidly rebuild our system so it actually has the capacity to respond to the diverse needs of san franciscoans with mental illnesses. ab 1421 creates, from our perspective, a new bureaucratic court process tha

thank you very much. >> (inaudible). >> thank you very much, sir. >> (inaudible). >> thank you very much. >> (inaudible). >> thank you. next speaker. >> (inaudible) that's why we lost the 49ers. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> you'll that money in san francisco. >> mime a sf voter i voted today, i'm in favor of close the loophole resolution i'm a teacher at the mercy high school i was educated at the university of san francisco and care about education. i moved from north carolina and have been disheartened to see the state of the education. you're probably familiar with the statistic that the student counselor ratio in california is 41 to one thousand. i work at the private school because there i can serve my students. it's a tragedy in my mind we're not meeting the needs i'd be forever grateful if we could changes things in california thank you very much >> next speaker >> hi i'm julia this is my colleagues and i'm going to give this over to eli both of them. are my children they were both burn born in san francisco i know you want to vote to close the loophole i count on that

thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is daria and i'm a non profit worker. i work with the mentally ill and also with those with drug and alcohol issues. i've chosen this field because i believe in helping our fellow man and i believe people have a second chance. i've been doing this work for over 15 years and right now and also i'm a shop stewart at my work and i'm representing sciu, 10-1 and one thing i want to -- i just want to say that i'm a san francisco native. i grew up here and i grew up in the mission. what's happening to this city right now is outrageous. i don't even recognize what's going on in this city anymore as far as everybody's moving out. nobody can afford to live here. it's ridiculous. my clients, i can't house my clients anymore. it's sad. they come into my program, we treat them for three months and they're right back on the streets and guess what, it recycles all over again back to general hospital, back to our program. it's a crazy vici

thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please hello, i'm mario working at the ball park since 2000 and i've been working as a sweep tenant i enjoy it and appreciate my job. i really, really work like a dog. and i'm proud and i also work i started out earlier and intend of the day or night i know my customer are going to be happy they're to go home and be happy they have good service i need to get this i need to keep my job. thank you for supporting us and thank you guys for the guys that work at the airport and thank you for joining us they also need our support. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. thank you for having us. my name is billy i've been working at the ball park since 1974. and our former company was harry and stevens we had a good relationship but in 19 nine hundred 3 when ryan services came abroad we got a big pay cut we figure out and lost health benefits and 38 they increased our eligibility in order to have benefits we lost a lot of good workers. it w

(clapping.) >> thank you, mr. ambassador thank you, thank you, thank you again. lame the next person i want to invite you up to the stage is definitely a good friend of united mr. particular i want to send a 92 thank you to our new ceo congratulations, sir (clapping) >> and i have to say we love it when united refers to sfo as a powerhouse hub it shows how important we recognize how important united is to sfo carrying 40 percent of our passengers it's very important an important occasion to welcome everyone on behalf of our director john martin who couldn't be here today but worked tirelessly we at 70 sfo continue to grow tremendous growth over the past 3 years 26 percent of air traffic control growth. and more our the last 5 years. our traffic growth to asia has been an important part of the story their counting up to 10 percent of our traffic into sfo and with an increase on an executives 20 percent in the last 5 years a trend which i hope will continue and service the needs of the san francisco bay area and the 14 million residents of chu do. we feel we're the

thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> supervisors thank you for holding this meeting. i'm victor from the independent living research center. i thoroughly agree virtually everyone that everyone has said with other people i want to encourage the city to find funding be for direct grants or whatever to help the landlords of the hotels get the elevators needed repairs as is or upgraded i'll leave that to the dbi or osha to decide that. i'll a make a couple of points one is that as the lady said not everyone a on a residential hotel is there because of some kind of city or government program there are a number of city programs yes and federally funded programs like oh, shelter care by the way, there are a lot of people in residential hotels as was said that's their rent controlled home this is the one problem with saying let's put all the fellowship disabled people detain tlais because they've lose their rent control we need the basic funding for all the hotels, you know, for the elevator repair thank you ver

thank you very much. >> yes i am, thank you. so the with requested action is now that we've ordered on the adopted budget that we now vote on the -- that the board of education approve the fiscal year 2014, 2015 adopted budget for the san francisco unified school district and the san francisco county of education in the official state form [inaudible] in accordance of california education code sections 33129 and 42127. >> thank you very much. we have no public speakers signed up. any comments from the board of superintendent. i think we're ready. >> mr. haney. >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> wynns. >> i. >> fewer. a: yes. >> yes. >> six ist. s. >> may [inaudible] for fiscal year 2014, 2015? >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. rita, i think you're reading it again. >> thank you. subject, the resolution [inaudible] the requested action is that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district and the san francisco county office of education approve the approved expenditure proposed expenditure of state revenues a

thank you very much. >> thank you, michael. next speaker, please. please. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is daniel masco and i'm a health educator at u.c. berkeley. and i've done work in a lot of different [speaker not understood] type programs. currently i work on pesticide exposure prevention in salinas, but i've worked on overdose prevention here in san francisco. and time and time again i see that the most effective public health programs are the ones that change the health environment in which people find themselves and especially if we're talking about vulnerable communities who don't have all the options to make the healthy choice all the time. and, so, from the presentation before like this, obesity, diabetes, stroke, dementia, epidemic that's bad now is just going to get worse. and what i see is that there is a change that's going to need to come and i fully believe that the changes that are coming, we're about 30 years behind the tobacco kind of regulation. somebody mentioned 1988 there was the change to in-flight smoking. that s

thank you very much thank you very much. as i said before we'll come back to public comment after our special orders at 3:00 p.m. madam clerk special items 51 to 54 >> compromises the special order for a public hearing for persons interested in or obviously to the condominium conversion and the motions associated with the appeal. >> thank you madam clerk as awe our clerk said we've received a letter from the appellant and i understand from the city attorney we need to go through the formalities of the appeal is the appellant here? okay. if the appellant is not here then we'll precede was we typically do with the appellant not being here any members of the public wish to speak on behalf of the appellant? any city staffers and the parties may speak. seeing none, if any of the public wishes to speak on behalf of seeing none. the appellant is not here with that this hearing is heard and finally. it's in the hands of the board i want to adapt item 53 and 54 >> seconded by supervisor breed. colleagues let's take roll call >> super

thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> my name is [speaker not understood]. i live at 1567 42nd avenue. like the speaker before me i saw my sidewalk was being repaired. i moved in 15 days prior to that. it was a little surprising [speaker not understood]. the cost is small. it's a little over $400, but it's more the principle of the pacific loan pool company that actually owned my house, not paying for this. and someone like myself who is on a limited income having to pay for it. so, again, the notice to repay to pacific pool on august 16, our closing date was on 10-5. the repair occurred on 11-16-2013. the adjustment had been on november 1st. and i'm asking that this be paid for by pacific loan or for them to be accountable and not us. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> my name is gail mel ton. i live at 225 and 2 27 andover street. [speaker not understood]. they sent us a bill which included two items, which was tree root pruning and tree basin bricks for $590, neither of which was necessary nor

thank you >> thank you, mr. lazarus. >> jim lazarus san francisco chamber of commerce and for peter wiggle at the scene. spur and the chamber support this approval of the memoranda of agreement we've supported the transfer from the navy to the city it's hard to believe that frank jordan was mayor which that was first in conversation with the navy and 20 years later we're on the verge of a financial memoranda of agreement it's good for the city the cost is born by the developer and the city cleans up the island and schedule the utensil systems they've been updated and the first initial transfer property scheduled at the end of this year. we urge the board of supervisors to finalize this mo

thank all the parent and grandparents and siblings that are here to congratulating doubt celebrate it's a pleasure to be here and close the middle stone chapter in your life i'm supervisor malia cowen i was elected to represent the southeast part of san francisco like health department and indicating trespasser hill i think my most significant produce i'm a graduate from lakeshore and the local high school it's not two along these i was sitting in our seats with anticipation of what lies ahead i'm going to say hourlong i love graduations it's a light of celebration for families to get together and to celebrate the hard work you've demonstrated over the last several years. it's for some graduation is starts the lives of the working folk maybe 2 or 4, 6, 78, 8 of more education and schooling for you that's a special day to take a moment to reflect and thank the friends and families and mentor and coaches everyone tha that thas has brought to this point and assisted you in 4th of july what i w

. >> thank you for your presentation and we can go on to public comment. >> thank you. >> any member of the public who would like to comment, please come forward. and if we could, if there is more than one, we could form a line by the walls, after mr. brooks. >> thank you, commissioners. my name is hea selby and i am here in support of cynthia crews for the public seat of the commissioner, and going off the message a little bit, i am also thrilled to this appears to be a wonderful candidate as well and looking at what you are working on, i believe that she will enhance the commission with her passion. she is passionate about good and independent government and she is an executive member and as you all know, just the voters and which was the guide that many san franciscans use to depend on. and she is a frequent speaker at mta board meetings and at the board of supervisors. and she is also passionate about the environment, and a passion that she comes by naturally from her time. she advocated for maintaining sunday meters that reduces pollution in san francisco and increases safety fo

thank you all. thank you. [ applause ] >> oh, thank you. >> okay. >> thank you and congratulations. it's my honor to make the next presentation to an organization foundation to help community and residents to help support our san francisco family. in 2004 the support network was founded and i'd like to invite up andrew who is the director of sfssn. and colleagues, all of you have had the opportunity to work with the family support network that have grown to more than 60 organizations that has done ground breaking work in developing our san francisco policy platform creating standards of quality of families. they promote -- provide peer support and lead the development to a state wide family standards connecting thousands of san francisco families to economic benefits and programs providing trainings to cbo's to their success work shop series and assisting families in california and across the country for providing strength and support and i would support our efforts lat year to having san francisco to be the if the first in country to establish family and friendly work policies and

you did it thank you very much thank you very much. we have i believe the presentation of the certificates by superintendant guadalupe gerrero >> just him (clapping) okay. >> good morning, everyone as depth superintendant i'm filed with pride anytime we get to recognize our students and today, we get to recognize and celebrate our graduates congratulations on meeting this millstone on behalf of our superintendant our befgs and sandy draw fewer and commissioner mendosa mcdonald will help me to hand out certificates you've shown not only hard work and dedication i've heard a couple of examples but shown incredible persistence and many counterparts are calling grit you've living and relied on it you'll needing need to continue to rely on it as. >> pursue our next steps i too want to thank families and friends who have supported you yourself our students are going to rely open you, you're not stopping here marcus is correct your future is bright do not give up that sense of hope and obama open tim frye we have as prirsz for you so we're so

thank you. thanks. thank you >> thank you. >> okay commissioners the matter it submitted. >> anyone want to start? >> commissioners, i think there's two things one is that they will have their day in july 16th basically, it's the same issue i don't know what to do with the funding they'll have to deal with the department the second thing i guess and i would then based on that be inclined to not grant jurisdiction this this stance and thanks for the brief on the other thing i think next time when we state our rational for that taking jurisdiction it will not be based on lack of notice. >> i agree i would it doesn't appear to be required it's a courtesy notice that's the problem we're having the public is lead to 0 building it's crown castle seems to indicate judge goldsmith says unless it's a followeral kind of notice it's not a base for filing a late appeal unfortunately. >> i don't think i feel the same way the city invesical lead the public to have a reasonable expectation to have notice of the appeal

thank you. >> thank you. next up is john ebberman. speaker: good afternoon, i'm john. thank you for considering my reappointment. i was initially approved for the fund of cac earlier this year and now need to be reauthorized for a full-time. iefsh been -- i've been the director of [inaudible] group. i've lived on fulsome street since 1996. so i hope to work very collaboratively with all our colleagues and all the different community organizations in folsom and there's so many. the stabilization fund is a critical community empowerment tool to do that and build a future neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. i think this was the last person is thomas timbrano. >> hello, supervisors. excuse me. my name is tom for the past three and a half years, i've had the honor and privilege of serving as the small business community representative on the soma fund cac and i've had the -- i've had the honor of serving as the co-chair. i personally many a small business owner and i known a neighborhood bar and i provide socia