I have a question the city didnt pass any regulations state law about apply didnt has nothing to do with the city didnt pass regulatory scombrooen i what is look like please clarify hue how do you do that . Lets say this is a a city and county so San Francisco. Yeah. San francisco. Give Us San Francisco how how do you do that . What are the time elements and like we should be expecting what is the city explain to us where we are in the process in the city and county of San Francisco and to what extent you said. Yeah. Equip the home cultivation. Not what the city will do i mean first of all, to clarify i dont think the state is just a default law the state regulates throughout the state and have to have a state license you have a local license or even a local city of San Francisco license businesses has to have a state of california license and comply with the state reservation my understanding and you might know San Francisco will come up with a license to license the businesses and wi
Present. We have the minutes of the march 28 meeting for any additions or corrections or comments . I move the minutes second. Any Public Comment . Seeing none, all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes. ] opposed, nay. The item carries. Next is opportunity for general Public Comments. This a chance for people to talk to the commission about rings that are within our jurisdiction but dont have to be on the calendar for the i have one speaker car. Mr. Bowman, is it . Welcome. Mr. Pres. , commissioners, general manager, i am chris bowman. Im a neighborhood activists. Im speaking about the groundwater project which was addressed at the last meeting, and i know commissioner caen and peter had some questioning, which i thought was very much spot on. When the word came out that in the chronicle last february indeed the city was can be lending groundwater with hetch hetchy water for roughly 60 of the city, i was alarmed by a couple of things in the article. One, about the fact that nitrite
Commission about rings that are within our jurisdiction but dont have to be on the calendar for the i have one speaker car. Mr. Bowman, is it . Welcome. Mr. Pres. , commissioners, general manager, i am chris bowman. Im a neighborhood activists. Im speaking about the groundwater project which was addressed at the last meeting, and i know commissioner caen and peter had some questioning, which i thought was very much spot on. When the word came out that in the chronicle last february indeed the city was can be lending groundwater with hetch hetchy water for roughly 60 of the city, i was alarmed by a couple of things in the article. One, about the fact that nitrites above the state level were detected in some of the wells that will be feeding into the water system. Secondarily, the Economic Impact on certain industries, like beer and coffee [inaudible]. So i address the issue with the [inaudible] president of the coalition for San Francisco neighborhoods. We addressed it briefly at their
The advance saw big gains today and it didnt stop there. Technology shares, which have lagged the postelection runup also rose sharply. The Dow Jones Industrial average to 19,216. Its tenth record close since the election. The nasdaq was up 53, and the s p 500 was higher by 12. The current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. Mike santoli takes a closer look. Reporter the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. The market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. In recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. Smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. Economically Sensitive Industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. And very few of the older market advanc
The advance saw big gains today and it didnt stop there. Technology shares, which have lagged the postelection runup also rose sharply. The Dow Jones Industrial average to 19,216. Its tenth record close since the election. The nasdaq was up 53, and the s p 500 was higher by 12. The current bull market is one of the longest in history, and instead of slowing down, it seems to have been reenergized. Mike santoli takes a closer look. Reporter the current bull market in stocks is old by historical standards, but at the moment refuses to act its age. The market run that began in march 2009 is nearing its eighth bir birthday. In recent months and particularly since the election of donald trump, the sector is doing best resemble the usual leaders of a bull market just getting started. Smaller, riskier stocks surged ahead of big stable ones. Economically Sensitive Industries such as railroads, autos, motels and banks are among the biggest winners lately. And very few of the older market advanc