of the library commission proving that ethics is meaningless for the public/private membership. mr. ray hart was before you attempting to play her statements posted on the library website. let me give it a try. if you re watching at home, you may want to hit the mute button. [inaudible] what you have to understand is this was before misgomez against mr. hart full of lies as retaliation of statements made in public comment that were under the scope of protected free speech. the context is that the public private partnership brings in $5 million a year without any fiscal or ethical. the attacks on citizens to protect against democracy, these grifters will break every rule, tell every lie, tell citizens they are nonsense, that they need to get a life and all kinds of vile stuff i hope you can barely imagine. since your last meeting, mr. st. croix was quoted in the san francisco chronicle at saying, the ethics commission s biggest critics are believers in gotcha government.
when a resident of san francisco is looking for health care, you look in your neighborhood first. what is closest to you? if you come to a neighborhood health center or a clinic, you then have access it a system of care in the community health network. we are a system of care that was probably based on the family practice model, but it was really clear that there are special populations with special needs. the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we re able to provide is a bridge tow
jurisdiction of the things commission. thank you very much, commissioners. and, of course, the public library don t give money to the friends of the library nor accept it. it has been since march 26 that this things commission has had a regular meeting, nearly four months, virtually a third of the year. it is like leaving the city unguarded this is a disgrace, especially in view of the grand jury report. i distribute to you through your staff a flier reminding you that july 13 was the one-year anniversary the letter to mayor lee that the president of the library commission proving that ethics is meaningless for the public/private membership. mr. ray hart was before you attempting to play her statements posted on the library website. let me give it a try. if you re watching at home, you may want to hit the mute button. [inaudible] what you have to understand is this was before misgomez against mr. hart full of lies as retaliation of statements made in public comment that w
the things commission. the meeting is called to order. we ll start by taking the role. commissioner studley. consumer hayon. commissioner renne. commissioner liu is excused today. the first item on the agenda is public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the aendda that are within the jurisdiction of the things commission. thank you very much, commissioners. and, of course, the public library don t give money to the friends of the library nor accept it. it has been since march 26 that this things commission has had a regular meeting, nearly four months, virtually a third of the year. it is like leaving the city unguarded this is a disgrace, especially in view of the grand jury report. i distribute to you through your staff a flier reminding you that july 13 was the one-year anniversary the letter to mayor lee that the president of the library commission proving that ethics is meaningless for the public/private membership. mr. ray hart was before you
i hope we get to a place where we can have some of these questions addressed and i can be supportive of a larger measure. i look forward to hearing this from my colleagues. supervisor? i want to appreciate his remarks especially when we look at the changes in our economy and how these impact the communities. this is something that i was partnered with on the ground, organizing the community response to what was happening in the late 90 s and early last decade. this was very powerful, and the changes that we see in this city demographics, and so many friends or families i know who have left the city, and gone to the east bay. this is something that we explored at the revenue coalition to report this measure. we affirmed that these are the conditions that many of us experienced and are experiencing again, and we thought that also, we wanted to look at not just generating revenue, but also how we do the business tax structure, we would tax something different, with a muc