>> tony rivera. i would ask what portion are you questions is accurate? i know we had different members from different departments, city agencies. >> one you were interviewrd, particularly the part you were involved with. i found it fascinating. >> it was actually all true, yes. >> my point was i think it would be great to you show it at a commission meeting if it was 10 minutes. not anybody is going to want to go online to find it. if it was shown in this room, it would be good for the younger folks that aspire to be firefighters, i don't know. i wanted your opinion. the chief thought it might be worthwhile showing it here at the next meeting or the meeting after. >> commissioner hardeman is talking about a small video clip of six minutes including public works and fire department to discuss station five in the western addition to the new station, and we all kind of gave a lot of information what the state was, what it means to the department. it is interesting it is on sfgovtv and youtube. i think it was great. >> i was going to brick it up commissioner

>> good evening chief tony rivera. i believe the combined acreage is six acres total. we are in the process of working with a consultant to address what our actual needs will be so we are right at the 11th hour of the report and we should have it updated. we just actually chief sato's team submitted a round of comments last week that will be incorporated into the final document. >> very good, chief sato did you want to add something? >> the property on 19th and fulsome is about 1.3-acres. treasure island is 4.5. it comes out to about six acres total. >> we will have a little more. i understand that even with the space that we have now that we are bursting at the seams is that correct? >> absolutely. >> i will hold you to this. do you have any idea how much acreage we might need for a smalltaneous training facility for other departments in the area? >> for other departments we scent looked at that. >> okay. >> i would add this, commissioner, that we currently use our current training facility on weekends and after hours for other agencies and departments. that would be

with the help of the san francisco fire credit union and also a big boost to tony rivera and other membersis other large donation. we were able to donate $6,500 to the burn foundation on behalf of the fire department members and the credit union. i did want to give a shout out. they may have left but the block firefighters association. as they have done for several years, the cooked dinner and it was jacob held that spearheaded that efforts. at the end of the day, there is probably 40 or 50 people there. they were fed and appreciated the hosting by the division of training. i'm sure she will mention it in her report, the deputy chief attended an event honouring those members that self dispatched but in a very brave and courageous way to 911-2001, including our own assistant job e.g. chief. last week, on the 18th, the deputies and i attended a labour-management meeting. the commission secretary handed you two items. the commission graciously approved by travel which was paid for, not by the city but by the national fire protection association. there is two documents i handed you. one is the