this, in fact, is round number 2 we represent folks on the western boundary of u sf. the first idea of putting in parking meters was accepted by a install group of folks. the vast majority of residents were extremely against parking meters. and it's only in the last week and due in large part to supervisor point about the u sf area and the changes proposed. i don't want to go into all the details there are that are a number of unmanaged parking spaces on the rim of my air. if we took half of those spaces about 2 hundred spaces and change those to hour only with no residential parking permits. i'm trying to express as of mta and their finally getting to understand we have people who come outside of the area we have gym users we have all sorts of people park in those unrestricted spaces and we have a hard time finding a plays to park as we are the residents. how about a 2 hour limits instead of adding two hours with no resident parking. and i want to correct the record we didn't ask for mta to come and want to thank the supervisor for coming. be open with people and sfm

from the community to come and address some parking challenges that the neighborhood just south of u sf is having that was a specific community request. and i guess back to supervisor campos point why are we doing it where we're doing it. we do have the eastern neighborhood plans it was adopted by the board of supervisors a couple of years back. it has some specific language and that's one factor. another factor is those areas shown on the map are some of the few areas left in the city that have unmanaged parking. there may be a few parts of central areas by these are on the lower right there's no managed parking. their changing rapidly. but putting those 3 factors together that was the imputes to bring parking management forward >> mr. reiskin can i interact. >> i think it's important to manage parking. i don't think we have the lecturer not to do that. the challenge that i've had if you go back to that map is that you look at himself i took the entirety of san francisco and you're talking about a very select number of neighborhoods that are having to daily with this issue right now. i

we know sf u s d policy we know when a student needs a parents conference when they need a hug and when they need therapy. those are the things students lose when i laid off counselors. counselor can't be replaced by out case workers or by an extra ap. one more time please resend the counselors lay offs (clapping) >> hi i'm brittany i'd like to say thank you for my short time at paul refer. my mom was the pta african-american president. i helped students realize the potential to advocate help parents understand their children and empower students of color about their own heritage as well as provided a positive role model. i empower them and help them think school it cool. i've been added to be a - the students have realized they can stay out of the streets and not be in jail and now graduate and now two of my students have gotten jobs. they've shone better cognitive reasoning. we are ucf b. not only that but by firing and laughing par as of color and more you're directly effecting the parents the students the teachers and disserving our community (clapping) >> i'm a parents of the a dau

. >> that would be richard m at the sf u s d and ar m e n t r irritation - >> i'm sorry one other little thing. i was listening tintly. is there any way we can receive those material? before beforehand so we can digest the information so we everything be a part of the information would be great just a little bit more lead time than just today. thank you >> i really want to thank the committee i i know it's a a lot of the information. and i want to talk about the technology piece. people may not realize it but there a c change in terms of item we were so antiquated so far behind but i want to acknowledge carlos garcia he really made a effort to protection and it's been a good benefit. i used the help desk just today and their response is immediate. >> thank you. any other questions or comments for board members? i actually just wanted to call out the par professional and teachers which i had not heard about i'm really, really excited about that. and i just wanted to know at what level are we funding this effort? it this from your teeny office can we break this out or is that hard to do? >

so sf u s d will start their summer program on june 1st to august 11th we encourage all our students to participate there's lots of prizes. >> and i'm sorry two other things that on may 22nd they'll be having their lunch and congratulations for the chinese of affirm active action and they'll be celebrating at 11:30 an saturday may 18. yes. i really wanted to thank commissioner mendoza - it was amazing to see executive women to mix with our middle school students and secondarily i want to congratulate the jewish services together with the commissioners winning and han i didn't we celebrated their award winners and just a sheriff deputy out to one of the employees of the year that's a graduate of our downtown high school. and

so sf u s d will start their summer program on june 1st to august 11th we encourage all our students to participate there's lots of prizes. >> and i'm sorry two other things that on may 22nd they'll be having their lunch and congratulations for the chinese of affirm active action and they'll be celebrating at 11:30 an saturday may 18. yes. i really wanted to thank commissioner mendoza - it was amazing to see executive women to mix with our middle school students and secondarily i want to congratulate the jewish services together with the commissioners winning and han i didn't we celebrated their award winners and just a sheriff deputy out to one of the employees of the year that's a graduate of our downtown high school. and tomorrow is the filipino educators scholarship meeting. saturday is the asian american street fair event in front of which the library you it's the largest street fair in the country. there will be a special teacher award ceremony. and from 11:00 o'clock at the asian art museum. and 15 just a shout it out to mckinley elementary who wrote their commissioners to joi

u. memorandum of understanding was approved by the sf puc. so that was taken care of and the peer review, the update is smud what i talked about before is willing to do for free a report on the deliverables and how they approach that kind of program similarities and providing a little bit of guidance there and i have been in contact with just recently with the advocates to make sure that we coordinate in terms of the work that's being done on the peer review. we talked last month with the contract with lafco and they have some people they would like us to consider as well. the report i was planning on having when we come back on the next meeting. i'm not sure when that is, early in may i anticipate. my schedule for the early peer review is by the end of may. depending on when i will be meeting we'll bring that back to you. the #9 >> thank you. >> thank you miss miller. my question had to do with the timing and exactly what would the report look like? >> it won't be a report from this. it will be more like a letter in going through in terms of

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