This store is opening tomorrow and it is going to be beautiful. They did a great job. I want to give special thanks to the honorable mayor breed. Thank you so much for being here [cheers and applause] to the honorable willie brown. [cheers and applause] supervisor peskin, we moved from your district to your district. [laughter] i want to thank the p. U. C. , because without the p. U. C. , we would never have gotten into the building on time. Thank you to the p. U. C. [applause] i also want to thank, i will call her shelley b. B. Who is the former president of the planning commission, and aaron peskin introduced me to her and she came up to me and she said, mr. Rogers, so nice to meet you. I am 100 against your project but i have a open mind. [laughter] i said all right. And we spent three hours together. After that three hour period, she looked at me she says, i hate you and i said wise that . And she said because i am 100 for your project. [applause] i also want to thank tidewater who
The aftermath of the war on drugs. Thank you. [applause] good morning, my name is rami. I am an equity applicant. The citys concern for this piece of clean up legislation is in vain until funds are dispersed from the Community Investment fund through the office of cannabis for the purposes of workforce development, commercial real estate, and investment funding. Thank you. Thank you. If there are any other members of the public that would like to speak, please line up so we can go one right after the other. Thank you. Next speaker. Good morning supervisorser terrance allen, served as your three year chair of the Cannabis Legalization Task force. Ive been taking time to build my own equity business in the castro. I come before you because there are three legs that youre hearing the Community Speak of. One is the need to release and invest in the equity programs that you all established so carefully. The second is one that i thought i would never stand in front of a public body and say,
You know usually talks to reporters on the way out. Well keep an eye on that. Im Melissa Francis in new york. This is after the bell. Hey, connell. Connell hey there, melissa. Im connell mcshane. We welcome you to the state of wisconsin. Back in 2016 we didnt realize how important this traditionally blue state in president ial politics. One year out from the next president ial election there is far more attention on wisconsin. So, if you look at it, even as job growth is being celebrated around the country, this state is one of the few where jobs have been lost this year. The nonfarm employment in wisconsin down 2800 in 2019. That is in thanks to decline of 6500 manufacturing jobs. We come to you from Racine County. Not far from milwaukee. This area is heavy on manufacturing. It is a type of area president Trumps Campaign desperately want to keep red. Doing so might be challenging well get into as well. Our location . Were live from racine brewing company. It is Small Business started
Supervisors. Clearly we need to find other places to look to plant and care for those new trees. I think i think theres also, you know tree advocates have raised with me concerns about around, you know, sort of how the entirety of the city looks at looks at our tree canopy. Yes, some of it is what is happening on the sidewalks. I regret hi to step out for not that i wasnt looking forward to the d. P. W. Presentation. I actually really wanted to hear the rec and park and p. U. C. Conversation because i think Going Forward we really need to look at what other part of the city bureaucracy are doing to take care of our trees. I think thats an area where folks, including supervisor mar if youre interested in looking at that. I certainly am. They do fact work temperature shouldnt be that its taken five years to, you know, to get phase two. So i think we need to try and get phase two done. I think we need a framework within which folks from all of the departments not just d. P. W. Are priorit
Bunch of other people that really need a Second Chance. I am really proud to be part of this organization to help that. Of course, we have strong management, that is another thing we look for with william and his team. They are fabulous. I really feel like we are making a difference here. I feel like we are addressing housing and security, we are addressing food insecurity, we are addressing Mental Illness by providing job training and jobs. So i really appreciate all of you coming today and i hope we can do great things together. Thank you. [applause] thank you, eric. Almost everybody know something about goodwill, right . You either might know through the donation sites or you drop off still stuff that you no longer want or need, you may know it as a store, to find a treasure or get a good deal, and yet there we are so much more than that. Today, no matter what you know about goodwill, i will ask you to take a closer look. When you take a closer look, what you will find is that San F