This meeting will now come to order this is the regular meeting the Land Use Commission im chair and to my right is supervisor wiener the vice chair and to my left supervisor kim and victor young it our clerk and thank you leo and herb from sfgovtv for broadcasting this mr. Clerk, any announcements . Yes. Completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. Items acted upon today will appear on the october 6, 2015, bobs agenda oracles. A call item one. Is the regulation for the freeway operation with the state of california permitting maintenance responsibility for hoig 101 and the director ever public works to accept the agreement. Ladies and gentlemen, so this item number one is supported before i the sfmta i believe we have both mta and dpw staff with us today deanna from dpw and mr. Paul from mta lets see im not sure who will be speaking first mta please come on up thank you for joining us today. Good afternoon, supervisors im deanna im with the Sa
Restore the bronze sculpture and marble pedestal. This event is a little under 50 minutes. [applause] thank you very much for inviting me. I am hoping that you will come away with mental images. The color will not be visible in these images. I hope it will inspire you to of thepersonal tour grant when it is unveiled when we are finished with the conservation. If you have questions about the images, please speak up. I conceived this as a visual presentation. I did not go about it by writing a formal paper, i thought it would be more exciting and engaging to think about it in a visual way. My digital aid is not working as well as i would like. That said, ok. Sorry about that. On april 27, 1922, the centennial of ulysses s. Grants birthday, the grant memorial, and architect edward casey, was dedicated at the foot of the capital. That are all offices were closed and visitors gather to watch the military parade that made its way down pennsylvania avenue from the white house to the memorial.
Posted by the u. S. Capital historical society, this event is a little under 50 minutes. [applause] ms. Cohen thank you very much for inviting me. It is lovely to see all of you here. I am hoping that you will come away with mental images. The color will not be visible in these images. I hope it will inspire you to take a personal tour of the grant when it is unveiled when we are finished with the conservation. If you have questions about the images, please speak up. I conceived this as a visual presentation. I did not go about it by writing a formal paper, i thought it would be more exciting and engaging to think about it in a visual way. My digital aid is not working as well as i would like. That said, ok. Sorry about that. On april 27, 1922, the centennial of ulysses s. Grants birthday, the grant memorial, and architect edward casey, was dedicated at the foot of the capital. That are all offices were closed and visitors gather to watch the military parade that made its way down penn
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Event. Thank you very much. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. On behalf of the friends of the National World war ii memorial board of director and our chairman, general mcclickliter, welcome to the world war ii memorial. Its a distinct honor to be a part of your ceremonies as we commemorate the 69th anniversary of v. J. Day. As citizens of a grateful nation, we salute those of the greatest generation who helped save the world from tyranny. We also offer a special salute to this generation, another great generation, a generation of men and women of our armed forces who are presently serving in the ongoing war on terrorism. Their service is greatly appreciated. To all these warriors and veterans, past and present, we owe a great debt of gratitude and our lasting appreciation for their service to our country. Again, i want to thank you all for being here today and special thanks to our veterans for your service and sacrifices for our nation. Ladies and gentlemen, im pleased to introduce