we have a we have a comment from commissioner trasvina. first, without delaying this, i'm a little bit confused as to what it is you envision. if the public comes in and says, we made a drastic mistake in june or july, we should be able to change our bylaws or our rules at that point. so i'm not sure what. when we say we were reconsidering them, if you're if you're asking for the president to report back on whether the whether the bylaw changes have worked and whether there are any other bylaw changes, then that's that makes sense to me. the intent was to get these things passed because there isn't anything radically controversial or a change of direction as as i've read these and also take your suggestion that there may be other items with regard to policy or or other activities that the public or yourself or another commissioner may want to surface. and this gives us a parameter during which time those those opportunities may be taken to the executive director and no later than six months from now. we have to deal with it all right, comm

have to make even more dramatic cuts to get the budget back on track, joining us live now is john trasvina, a san francisco native and lowell high school alumnus who has served in three presidential administrations. and he's also former dean of the university of san francisco school of law. john welcome. i'm sorry i'm not able to hear anything or see anything. i'll assume you're on. i'm going to go ahead and ask my first question. the board will hear the full report from state fiscal monitors at its next meeting on tuesday. and it paints a picture of real fiscal crisis. is this shocking to you >> good afternoon. kristin. it's shocking, but it's also not surprising, the crisis that the school district faces has been many, many years in coming, every year, though, there's always been an off ramp. sometimes it's been extra money from the state or from the federal government, sometimes it's, because of covid, there was additional money, but now the state has made clear the school district must act and act now. >> all right. i think part of the problem, in addition to just federal and state mon

i'm building on to what trasvina is asking. i don't understand, so as to what commissioner trasvina was saying, as far as reissuing the permit and requiring permit. it's already in there it's black and white as you pointed out. so it has an out. >> i have not asked my question yet. as my earlier question indicated, i did not understand the procedure background of how we got here but now that i know that, you're brief is per plexing to me, it does not address the permit and things that have happened in the past it puts from a previous hearing but it did not address the march 1 permit. my question is why did you think that appealing this permit was the best outcome for addressing what you want to get done, which i heard you several times is getting this work done. >> and with a notice. you you've misstated that in the permit it's required to have a notice. it's not, the contractor with passgeti's permission, checked the box, we are special we are not like the other builders this is one of the inspectors that came out, this is a m

appeals president lopez will be do proceeding and joined by vice president lemberg and commissioner trasvina and commissioner eppler and city deputy first year for legal advice i'm the executive director we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments will be presenting before the board corey the planning department and kevin birmingham building inspection and mag any executive director with the entertainment commission and dylan manager with the entertainment commission and the groundwater manager i apologize

appeals president lopez will be do proceeding and joined by vice president lemberg and commissioner trasvina and commissioner eppler and city deputy first year for legal advice i'm the executive director we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments will be presenting before the board corey the planning department and kevin birmingham building inspection and mag any executive director with the entertainment commission and dylan manager with the entertainment commission and the groundwater manager i apologize if i pronounce that incorrectly and with f f puc. >> the board meeting guidelines as follows: the board requests you silence all phones will not disturb the proceedings and no eating and drinking in the board room the board's rules permanent holders are given 7 minutes for presenting their case 7 minutes for rebuttal. >> a. for hearing requests the parties are three minutes with no rebuttal and time maybe limit to one to two minutes if a large number of particulars and we'll have a verbal warning 4 vicinities for a grant of appeal or to grant a rehearing request if

my name is nikki trasvina and i disagree with the frida kahlo quick build.ot everybody rides a bike, seniors, students, families do not all ride bikes. and whenever it comes to taking parking away from san franciscans, i have to speak up. i've been associated with city college, along with my friends, family, colleagues for many, many years. i was a counselor and instructor at city and at san francisco state, where many, many students come from. city college and i know the profile of that student and those students are not rich kids, as you know, they're mostly poor kids, low income kids that are juggling school, juggling work, juggling responsibilities at home, maybe of their own children, or maybe their siblings. and they're helping their parents take care of the siblings. so these kids are running between school, work, family. they have many, many commitments, and they need to be able to park near the school. but this is not just the student issue. this is an issue for part time staff and part time faculty. as you might know, higher education has shifted a