Really important to look at how to change the environment for folk in communities that are most impacted which includes making Healthy Foods more available and local retail as well as looking for ways to look at policy and regulation to reduce access to unHealthy Foods including sugary drinks. So, i want to thank you all for bringing this to the attention of the public and thank you for this opportunity for folk to talk about just how bad sugary drinks are for our health because were finding out in the community that folk dont know yet just how bad this is to community health. We are also conducting focus groups currently in community to hear about what Community Folks think with regards to what the science is about what kind of a policy interventions we need to use. So, well share that information with you all as soon as we learn what Community Folks think about different policy interventions and wed love to partner with you all to make sure that were doing what the science says is th
The visible act weve been asked to speak in rome and scotland and all over the United States about the murals their internationally recognized and my Office Windows overlooks bomby alley and many people go on tours you see little kids on leashes going down there with their schools teachers and people speaking french and bus loads of japanese its features in all the travel guys this is an international treasure. As a member of the Merchant Association im interested in this culture preserve the areas its becoming loves for its culture n its in threat of becoming an overstuffed animal everybody does not wants to hold into it, its important while change is investable its important to make the character strong and thank you all for supporting it. Thank you. I have a few more Public Comment cards calling names . Hello. Im a long time resident of the 24 and a member of the council i wanted to talk about the arts organizations both from the prospective of having the perform artists and from be
This is the change in art and its a great example of that also the suitcase in addition, the murals has full kwefrm it makes the beauty of this murals that tell the history of our city and the roll the artists play and telling the stores of our human shared experience. With that, i want to give a shout out to ar g Conservation Services theyve been an incredible partner around the city this Team Includes many folks theyve all begun above and beyond so thank you so much clapping next, i just want to echo what bill said thats an incredible partnership and incredible player to work with rec and park we have a tall order in the city koirtd is an amazing assets and the rec and park share with us this is a great example of what we do the music and the mothers building and zoo there are amazing you culture assets and to the team in caring for the partnerships and the board of supervisors and mayor to comment capital dollars is absolutely critical so thank you bill and to the board and mayor fo
At the heart of the project, a natural place to start is how did we effect rates . And many people were concerned at the beginning of the project that sfpark would be an excuse for the sfmta to simply raise rates and even in the context of an increasing population and booming economy, we saw that on average we lowered onstreet rates by 4 . And hourly rates at garages by about 12 . And what you see here is an average rate at meters of 2. 58, but that represents an average of sf metered hours, 30 our meters hours are 1 an hour or less and 17 are 0. 25 an hour and at other end of the spectrum, 6 an hour. Of course we changed rates to make it easier to park, to find a parking space and the core measure of that is the amount of time that it was hard to find a space and how much we reduced that metric. What we saw in control areas was that the amount of time that occupancy was 90 or more, increased by 50 over the pilot period, while many pilot areas it went down by 16 . On pilot blocks where
Clapping. i think we have more companies anywhere in the United States its at the amazing statement were not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. The most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think hes a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think were not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonic language on the contemporary up to now. I thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are Great Stories for on opera. I was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to focus on opera. A friend of mine said well, what would you really