Team. Can i comment . Yes, please. I did leave it high level to work identifying who would sit on that task force. So, i did not specify it but depending on the discussion here with my colleagues, they feel it would be best serving. Its the super inten department is creating the task force, not lowell in and of itself. So, just president sanchez, i would be supportive of examining and evaluating the letter that i had read into the record including evaluating the culture. Sorry if im dragging this on. Since its made by the superintendent, would it ensure student representation is on this task force . Yes. Yes, is this dated in the amendment. It has including but not limited to students, families, educators, administrators and communitybased organizations. Students are first mentioned. So, to clarify, like, im just, theres a letter but im not clear on how specifically the staff is supposed to implement the task force based on a letter that was not written for this purpose. So im confused
Welcome, everyone to the Mayors Disability Council meeting here in room 400, city hall. February 19, 2016. We appreciate you being here with us today. We are going to get started with the agenda and cochair supanich will read the welcome and introduction. Thank you. Thank you, good afternoon and welcome to the Mayors Disability Council this friday february 19, 2016, in room 400 of San Francisco city hall. City hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs or other mobile devices at grove, van ness and mccallister street ramps. The carlton b entrance is provided via chairlift. Our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. Our agendas are also available in large print and braille. Please ask staff for any additional assistance. To prevent electronic interference with this rooms sound system and to respect everyones ability to focus on the presentations please silence all mobile phones and pdas. Your cooperation is appreciate. We welcome publics participation during Publi
Allowing you go i us to dont even more while were economic successful city i want to say congratulations again to friend of mine jokes who is been a champion and Financial Literacy his own professional life i remember in those years when i was a Zoning Administrator i was introduced and jose was out there with carmen chu and others on the west side talking to High School Students about Financial Literacy asked me to recall the first time i had my own bank account. And i say ive been trying to think about the old days no seattle i think that was bank of america a different name at the time but, yeah and i was kind of excited to establish an account that meant i was feeling more independent i was in charge ever myself and be able to put money into any account and have my job put money into that account and watch it grow and becoming a Young College student didnt have a lot but it did make we feel secure even and certainly independent i certainly know that is a similar feeling for all the
About how much taxes they were paying as a result. There is a difference between those two things and you can pretty well short they are. Then, the third thing is the was another approach to this in los angeles , which is they have an exemption from nonprofits from receiving funding from state local or federalbut then who do not receive who do not make any payments for those services. They are exempt under las expenditure license. So, there are number of options you can look at. I am just suggesting had this discussion with the nonprofits know that your research will tell him options they might not have thought of and help you move forward. Thank you. Good evening. Eileen hansen former commissioner. I do think its important to appreciate, and i do appreciate, the commission focuses on first time in many years put something on the ballot, is proactive. The core of this is critically important. Unfortunately, i have great concern about the implementation for nonprofits and i appreciate t
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