depending on what part of the city you re looking at, instead of statistically unsupported hearsay information. please consider real data before adopting a final findings. truly yours, petra dejesus, police commission. thank you. my name is shona. i am the executive director of access of love sf. sometimes i have to connect the dots between difference to the bodies to have a flow of information. we have a legislative fix. we want to assure that people will not use recreational classifications to fit any sort of situation. i want to alert you that state law trump s city law. state law is now 600 feet, not 1,000 feet. i will also inform you that the litigation this would take in superior court would be expensive to our city. we are a sanctuary city by law, not by resolution, but by ordinance. the nine people safe access based on prejudices and fears we have heard them time and time again. at 26 hearings, i have heard the same fears from neighborhood groups. thank you. n
welcome to the february 9, 2011 meeting of the board of appeals. joining president goh of the other commissioners. to my left, the deputy city attorney. she will provide the board with legal and vice this evening. at the controls is the board s legal assistant. i am the executive director. in the front row, we have representatives from city departments who will speak for the board this event. on the far side is lawrence laurence kornfield. sitting next to him is scott sanchez, representing the planned apart planning department. we also have dr. johnson ojo representing the department of public health and jervis marie representing the transportation authority. please conduct the swearing in process. the board requests that you turn off all phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of presentation are as follows. permit holders and department respondents have seven minutes to report their cases i
welcome to the february 9, 2011 meeting of the board of appeals. joining president goh of the other commissioners. to my left, the deputy city attorney. she will provide the board with legal and vice this evening. at the controls is the board s legal assistant. i am the executive director. in the front row, we have representatives from city departments who will speak for the board this event. on the far side is lawrence laurence kornfield. sitting next to him is scott sanchez, representing the planned apart planning department. we also have dr. johnson ojo representing the department of public health and jervis marie representing the transportation authority. please conduct the swearing in process. the board requests that you turn off all phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the rules of presentation are as follows. permit holders and department respondents have seven minutes to report their ca
it is at least 45 minutes before you get to the city. you would not want your child or yourself to suffer one more minute then you have to to get the medication you needed to make yourself well. thank you very much. next speaker, please. my name is theresa cooper. i am an access love member. i volunteer. i was really concerned with captain denise schmidt s letter. my experience at the police commission meeting is that the captain of the police was shocked by it and had never received the letter. it was baulked at as not having factual information. i have been a legal secretary, and i paid attention to that. i am surprised that is used as something official. the letter and the commission hearing brought up some fears around the asian community and other ethnic communities. i am concerned. i am a longtime resident of the city. it creates a division between communities. we all have needs that need to be met and strategies for survival. let us support each other in having all
belva: good evening. i m bell have a davis and welcome to this week in northern california. joining me on our news panel tonight. tom vacar, ktvu news. rachel gordon, city hall reporter with the san francisco chronicle. and wyatt buchanan, sacramento bureau reporter, also with the chronicle. and josh richman, legal call affairs reporter with the oakland tribune. how is california so far ahead of other states in implementing president obama s health care bill? we had a governor, former republican governor, who was very supportive of it. even before this new administration came to power, california was kind of ahead of the curve on this. former governor schwarzenegger signed legislation authorizing a the creation of a health care exchange, which is basically a state-run marketplace where unemployed californians will be able to get insurance. he appointed two relatively moderate people to it who are very likely to want to stay the course with the law as it was enac