Tenderloin market area and i believe we would be wellserved to have johns voice on the cac. Thank you. Hello, my name is greg and im a clinical social worker working in the city for west Side Community services and in that capacity for the last 2. 5 years i know john. I think john was pretty nervous today and i think the setting has something to do with that. But more than that, i think it really talks to his humility. You can see from his qualifications he is a highlyskillful person in many facets. But more than that, i think johns greatest gifts are his empathy and his regard for others, and as joe just hinted at, he has a real stewardship, not only for the tenderloin neighborhood, but for the people in his neighborhood. When you walk through the tenderloin with john, its hard to go more than a half a block or so without running into someone who recognizes him and he is saying hello to him and who he is checking in on. So i also would like to endorse and recommend to you john for tha
When asking questions, robs name always comes up. And i can just only speak about my love for the city and the importance of being able to be an inclusive city, where people of all different backgrounds, socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds can be together and share in the good fortune of this city. And over the years i have been able to see rob navigate a lot of difficult situations and he is also someone who has compassion and dignity and treats his kids, our kids, i like to refer to them as our kids, im a mom of three teenagers and in the event that something catastrophic would happen to a child who might happen to fall through the cracks and end up on the street, it gives me a lot of comfort to know there are people like rob and his team that unwaveringly walk the streets, five nights a week in some pretty rough streets to be able to form relationships and to gain trust with these kids. So he knows everything about the tl and where the kids are hanging out. He knows them by name, a
Of all different backgrounds, socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds can be together and share in the good fortune of this city. And over the years i have been able to see rob navigate a lot of difficult situations and he is also someone who has compassion and dignity and treats his kids, our kids, i like to refer to them as our kids, im a mom of three teenagers and in the event that something catastrophic would happen to a child who might happen to fall through the cracks and end up on the street, it gives me a lot of comfort to know there are people like rob and his team that unwaveringly walk the streets, five nights a week in some pretty rough streets to be able to form relationships and to gain trust with these kids. So he knows everything about the tl and where the kids are hanging out. He knows them by name, and i just feel really honored to speak on his behalf today. Thank you very much. Any other Public Comments on this item . Seeing none, Public Comment is now closed. I wanted
For seats 6 and 7 and i dont think should be on the Sunshine Task force. There are a number of issues that have been raised here, mediation. Unfortunately weve had secretive process and no public description of outcomes. It is antitheyth cal to sunshine. The City Attorney has often provided ~ absolutely wrong advice to the Sunshine Task force. Open government is important to you as well as supervisors because that is your only way for check and balances to be looking at what the administrative departments are doing. Thank you. Good afternoon, supervisors. Dr. Derek kerr [speaker not understood]. Two years ago supervisors wiener, chiu, [speaker not understood] lead a campaign to purge the Sunshine Task force. They wanted to get rid of those who determined that a committee of supervisors had violated the sunshine ordinance, while approving the park Merced Development deal. [speaker not understood] a pretext to justify the purge, namely, the innocent merger of the bylaws of the task force
Be there late at night and then you lose quorum and folks cannot have the proper venue to go and appear and then we have to do this all over again. And, so, i think that for me really just looking for ways to make the meetings more efficient so that its there as a process, also to the people who are trying to respond and actually not trying to hide anything, but trying to be there and do their due diligence, not for any request that has been made. That is absolutely what we try to do with this term. I heard about it, it would be late and we would lose a quorum. We rarely had that happen during this term because we were able to we were like, there is no need to put 10 cases on the agenda when were not going to get to that and then you have all these people here and i dont think thats fair for either the respondent or the complainant. I really do think that will that will change a lot by trying to be more efficient and streamline that process and make it much more boom, boom, boom. Well,