Neighborhood. We fund and work with dozens of communitybased organizations in the neighborhood, so through our Community Benefit investment we do go outside of the walls of the hospital to try to make sure that we are meeting the needs of the community in the neighborhood. In terms of the services on campus the data, which im happy to send you in a larger format shows you that we try to recruit a workforce that is reflective of our patient population. That is really the number one thing from a healthcare perspective that helps with cultural linguistic access to services. In addition, in the packet you will see we did an assessment of all of the cultural and linguistic access standards and in the packet theres a detailed document that outlines what the consultant found recommendations, and how we are working to address them. Theres a lot of Different Things that go into that, but it is in the Compliance Report that we submitted in may of this year thank you. Any other comments or questi
2019 items 3a and b for case numbers 2015010589 and ofa2300 harrison street, large project authorization and Office Development authorization are proposed for continuance to november 14. I have no other items for continuance and i have no speaker cards. Do any members of the public have any comment about the ims proposed for continuance items proposed for continuance . Public comment is closed. I move to continue the items to the dates specified. Thank you commissioners on that motion to continue items as proposed. Commissioner [roll call vote] the motion passes unanimously. Placing under the consent cal calendar. 1046, 14th street a condominium subdivision. Do any members of the public wish to provide Public Comment on this item . Okay. Public comment is closed. Commissioner koppel. Move. Second. Thank you commissioners on that motion to approve item 4 on the consent calendar. [roll call vote] so moved. The motion passes unanimously. Commission matters consideration of adoption of min
Is where we have those other facilities. I know that was a concern that the a. R. C. Had, i reiterated it at the joint hearing with the Arts Commission , and it is noticeably absent from your presentation. So i would like to have you add that back in so that we can fully understand. Right here on the right side, you will see how this is the loading zone, this is the middle of the image. [laughter] it shows how the bikeway bends. I think that is the only place it appears. I would find it useful to reintroduce your plans that you have had in the past because that pretty well shows in the tight bottleneck areas where ultimately the pedestrian zone is what gives because Everything Else is fixed. Correct. It is another way to imagine it. The street zone is between 4 feet and 10 feet wide, the pedestrian path, the main path of travel never is compromised, but it is that streetlight zone where the furnishings go, where the bike racks and the seating, et cetera. It goes between 4 feet wide and
With that bit of knowledge, we might be able to better advise the entire board of supervisors. I volunteer president hyland and myself to make sure that we make that appointment to go see you took the words right out of my mouth. So well do that. So the last thing that i have to say on this is that i was going to recommend another mural be either commissioned or competition amongst the students or some other suggestion, so thank you for that, commissioner black. I think its time for this generation to have their say in this continuing story. Can i make a quick suggestion related to that . We live in a very technological time, and news and rumors move very quickly. But heres the teaching moment. Every year, the students of the school decide or every four years or whatever, and do a digital mural that then, you know, is captured on the schools website, and potentially, you put together a book of these things so that every single generation, not just the runs from 1968 and you know, that
Is where we have those other facilities. I know that was a concern that the a. R. C. Had, i reiterated it at the joint hearing with the Arts Commission , and it is noticeably absent from your presentation. So i would like to have you add that back in so that we can fully understand. Right here on the right side, you will see how this is the loading zone, this is the middle of the image. [laughter] it shows how the bikeway bends. I think that is the only place it appears. I would find it useful to reintroduce your plans that you have had in the past because that pretty well shows in the tight bottleneck areas where ultimately the pedestrian zone is what gives because Everything Else is fixed. Correct. It is another way to imagine it. The street zone is between 4 feet and 10 feet wide, the pedestrian path, the main path of travel never is compromised, but it is that streetlight zone where the furnishings go, where the bike racks and the seating, et cetera. It goes between 4 feet wide and