President clinton. We hosted the First National conference for native americans with president clinton, so thats something that i carrie with me to this day. So i really appreciate supervisor ronen, supervisor brown, addres well as the enti Community Coming out for this important item. Secondly, im moving for landmark designation for 4767 through 4776 Mission Street. Both of the the Royal Bakery Company was built in 1935 and is one of San Franciscos most exuberant examples of our deco design as noted by the original green and yellow ceramic tile cladding, saw tooth peak parapet with pins and speed lines. It also has significance in my neighborhood for its association with Italian American history. It began in north beach and was moved to the company moved to the excelsior in the 60s and 70s. The original operator that works there for almost 60 years is still alive, and we gave him a certificate of recognition for turning 100 this past spring. Theres been movies filmed at this location,
Community, serving on many committees. In 2015, she began to volunteer as a hotline operator with trans lifetime. She launched and sold a dating site called honey jar. Kenya, you are driven and talented, and you will go far in life. Thank you for invaluable contributions and engaging inspiring black trans women. Kenya, we see you, and we stand with you. Im just going to tell you a little bit about felicia flames. Come to the podium, felicia. [ cheering ] [ applause ] now, felicia and i lived in the same neighborhood for over 20 years. I met her when i was knocking doors. When i said how come i dont know you . She says, how come i dont know you . She started talking to me and telling me her stories. Of course, i didnt knock on any more doors because i was completely enthralled with her stories. She won me as one of her biggest fans. Its one of the reasons i wanted to honor her today. I have to say let me tell you a little bit about felicia. In 1966, felicia was a significant figure in t
Community, serving on many committees. In 2015, she began to volunteer as a hotline operator with trans lifetime. She launched and sold a dating site called honey jar. Kenya, you are driven and talented, and you will go far in life. Thank you for invaluable contributions and engaging inspiring black trans women. Kenya, we see you, and we stand with you. Im just going to tell you a little bit about felicia flames. Come to the podium, felicia. [ cheering ] [ applause ] now, felicia and i lived in the same neighborhood for over 20 years. I met her when i was knocking doors. When i said how come i dont know you . She says, how come i dont know you . She started talking to me and telling me her stories. Of course, i didnt knock on any more doors because i was completely enthralled with her stories. She won me as one of her biggest fans. Its one of the reasons i wanted to honor her today. I have to say let me tell you a little bit about felicia. In 1966, felicia was a significant figure in t
Supervisor safai so first, please add me to this important designation. I had the great privilege of working for almost a year and a half in the Clinton White house, and the main work that we did was with the native american community, and at that time it was with the 558 federally recognized tribes was one group, but there was also a special group that they talked about, and that was urban indians. Those that lived in urban centers that were not recognized, that were not on the map. So we went out of the way with president clinton. We hosted the First National conference for native americans with president clinton, so thats something that i carrie with me to this day. So i really appreciate supervisor ronen, supervisor brown, addres well as the enti Community Coming out for this important item. Secondly, im moving for landmark designation for 4767 through 4776 Mission Street. Both of the the Royal Bakery Company was built in 1935 and is one of San Franciscos most exuberant examples of
Information item, report from the disability Disaster Preparedness committee. Good afternoon, the Disabilities Commission met. The first meeting held march 26,27, and 28 transportation was one area of many exercises. It was Community Based organizations and city and county government, muni and private enterprises to solve the problems with transportation during a disaster. The next topic the committee took up was the review of the city shelter database. Which roughly 50 percent of the city shelters are fully accessible. Many others are unusable but not ada compliant. There were many efforts to make shelters fully accessible or at least unfavorable for people with disabilities in an event of a disaster. There are three categories of shelters in the city. One is City Owned Properties and schools, two churches, three, private schools and the work base organizations to work on accessibility issues. There are no requirements for private schools to be accessible. The committee thought import