one thing i want to highlight is the information came from informational interview us with various city employees. most of whom were from parks and recreation. i don't want to highlight that. most of those employees are not educated and trained to assess and diagnosed mental health and come up with issues. however there were in the reports stated that many of the individuals who dwell in golden gate park come from drug abuse and mental health issues. chemical dependent issues weren't consulted on this report. this is about homeless people in golden gate park an they were not surveyed. there are a lot of suggestions and recommendations on how to move forward but not addressed. i believe that much can be done to make our services better and more coordinated efforts to support people. another point that i want to highlight that was mentioned in the report is that so sfpd does reach homeless outreach training and services, in the report park employees do not receive training and information on outreach on homeless and that's another potential policy issue to provide better services to homel

one thing i want to highlight is the information came from informational interview us with various city employees. most of whom were from parks and recreation. i don't want to highlight that. most of those employees are not educated and trained to assess and diagnosed mental health and come up with issues. however there were in the reports stated that many of the individuals who dwell in

various consultants. community housing partners and castro, the city of san francisco, building department the fire department which worked closely with us on this project and the funding sources. silicon valley bank led by christen car and hudson housing capital which is ledly blake davis and the agency and the staff and a i did mayor's office of housing that worked own this project. again, i want to thank you all for giving me this stunt and finally, there's before introducing the next speaker rebecca i want to say it was my pleasure to work and partner with ac/dc. and most of all congratulate the rogers family (clapping.) and thank them for sharing ms. rogers for all those years amino >> i want to introduce rebecca from silicon valley bank. rebecca >> i'm delighted to be here for the grand 0 opening pr i represent a lot of spflts. i want to give a shout out to faye who's our equity person and serving on the ac/dc board. we've provided over half a bloiltdz for the affordable housing in the bay area. we believe that economic inclusion is an important part of the diverse community. we do business by supporting affordable housing develope

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us more efficient and one that will mating it easier to cross lines in various city departments and i'm really excited about this to tonight, really looking forward to the impacts of what happens with this, so i appreciate you taking the leadership and bringing it forward to us, thank you. >> thanks >> >> maybe somebody out there who's listening will develop an app for all of the things that supervisor breed would like to have happen. so, can we have a motion to accept the amendments? okay, any objections? amendments are passed. could we now have a motion to pass this item to the full board for recommendation, positive recommendation? okay, no objection. the motion is passed. thank you, supervisor farrell. [applause]. let's see. i believe, madam clerk, we would like to call an item out of order, if it's okay with my colleague, can you please call item number 8. >> item number 8 is a resolution appointing harlan l. kelly jr. for a four year term to commence upon the board of supervisors' approval as a director of the san francisco bay area regional water system financing authority. >> so, good afternoon, supervisors, again, harlan kelly, i want to say that i appreciate you looking a