Commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner hillis and commissioner johnson commissioner president wu. Thank you, commissioners due to the late start well be moving things around on the calendar weaning well be moving tatters c and d to the end of the calendar and item 12 for 490 van ness will be outside of order following abc of pine street so commissioners terrors is the items proposed for continuance item one at 53 state street a announced discretionary reviews no other items proposed for continues and i have no speaker cards any Public Comment on the items proposed phone number for continuance seeing none, Public Comment is closed. Commissioners . Commissioner moore move to continue. Second. On that motion to continue item one until november win arrest commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner fong and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and pla
Item. We would like the mic. Thank you director and, Vice President turman . Director hicks thank you for your report and i know that recently you served on the panel about the aftermath, could you share some of the learnings and the information that you got from that panel. Oh, well a couple of things. And where the board of directors of naco, and we did have the opportunity to meet privately with the mayor and services in missouri, and to share with him our perspective on community policing, and on the crowd management. And the like. And we read what we read in the media and we hear the sound bites and you know we made the best efforts to provide our insights for the ferguson mayor and then additionally on sunday, i participated in a panel on Race Relations after if ferguson that was a panel of members from pedmont Community Church as well as the inaudible church in oakland. And i shared again, the line and sites, based on my work with the office of citizen complaints here, in San Fr
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