november, definitely the second one, so as long as we re not backlogging permit applications i don t see a reason to have a meeting on election date. i think the commission s views is people do what they do on election day. do you want to make a motion then? yeah. i move to cancel the meeting on november 6 which is election day. all right. do we have a second? i will second it. all right. call the roll. yes. that s okay. any public comment wait. follow up on both of yours on glendon s thing. i walked broadway street on friday and i don t know maybe it was closed and there is still a lot of police presence there which is great, but seems like the crowd has changed a little bit. it looks encouraging that broadway street in fact i talked to a couple of neighbors when i was inside one of the clubs and i think your christmas party and i think with the new commander we can get back on track and try to clean up broadway. i think it s manageable now. i think we
we became so because for generations we taxed ourselves appropriately and invested in some of the best public structures this world has ever seen, the best k-12 system, the most accessible and affordable higher education system so that children can pursue the hope and dream of a college degree. we invested in water system and transportation systems that works, parks that drew the best and the brightest from around the world so they could pursue their own here in the golden state. unfortunately we lost our way some years back, we got a strong governor who is experienced and i believe is getting us back on track. i want to be able to work with him and have the privilege to represent this district, again for a second term. so that we can continue the good work that we started. thank you. dillan i am a first generation immigrant and i came from india and from the south, and i am a civic attorney and i believe in the american dream and as it is exercised here in the beautiful
measure is about consolidating from 8 reservoirs to 7. another way to say that is to say this is about draining one of them, the hetch hetchy valley. have other studies said this is feasible? sure, just like tearing down city hall or knocking down the golden gate bridge, that s possible but not feasible. we re not going to spend 3 billion dollars to tear down the hetch hetchy dam. let s not forget, we are also stewards for two dozen cities in the peninsula. over 2 million californians benefit from the foresight of our forefathers almost 100 years ago in building hetch hetchy. while the rest of the state is tying themselves up in knots trying to figure out where to get their water. not only did we have the type of water storage hetch hetchy provides, not only today but in the future, we are in a solid place. and to spend this kind of money, and let s just talk about the $8 million dollars, i think that s one thing we can agree on. this calls for us to spend $8 million dollars.
the diseases that have plagued us for many, many years. we continue it look forward to ways to showcase all of the amazing and creative and innovative things going on because we are in san francisco the innovation capital of the world. we have even declared the month of october not just orange playoff month, larry, also innovation month in our city. and so october we ve opened up many, some 75 technology companies from central market to soma, are opening up their offices and many people walk in, letting people exchange ideas and see how these companies are run. we re very proud of that and we re going to continue embracing innovation for our future. ladies and gentlemen, chamber of commerce and center for economic development, this is the story of san francisco. we are going forward. we re not talking about the negative things in the past. we are not talking about the 99 percent versus the 1 percent, we re going to be the city for the 100 percent. everybody has a chance to su
innovation [inaudible] of working in a smart and efficient way. we work together on the program as smart cities where we want san francisco other cities to be modern cities but also civilized cities which means that consider that everything we wish for as far as economic development is concerned must consider the environment also, and the quality of the planet on which we live. with mr. lee, we talked about all these questions and of course we are going encourage all of these new companies and everything that enables us to improve our cities and make them a better place to live and less polluted place to live, as may it in transportation, management of energy, in san francisco and in paris, there are innovations that are certainly ahead of many other cities in the world and i want to learn from san francisco and of course paris is there for the san francisco team, may it be a development of electric transportation or automobiles or [inaudible] or the reuse of energy of heat