Regular friday but to think again how we in the district do that on a regular basis identifying the challenges we see or dont see and making the gesture i think that could help save many lives its a terrible way to think about it but it makes a difference when that gesture is made and its a feeling of you know the connections when you feel like youve been noticed i think no one eats alone is making a difference long overdue in our schools. Commissioner walton. I want to acknowledge the students when we come in and speak its not easy to speak in front of a crowd and body thank you for your your work youre going to do friday. Thank you for come out and presenting today and to the secretary treasurer lets have a conversation i want to know how you got two jobs laughter . Yes speak out. I also want to thank our students and all of our staff and everyone that is associated with this program i think this is incredibly important and remember being part of the event this is incredibly importan
[applause] felicia thank you so much. It is finally warm and sunny. I appreciate you all being here. I think i am so excited to hear about the conversation. I was just talking to marcelo about some of the research theyve been doing at ucla. I see other people here, roberto, whos done some research on dhaka students their outcomes barriers for , those who havent accessed the daca program to come forward, so i know you all will have a really wonderful discussion. Im here to talk about what the administration is up to and, you know, hopefully we can all Work Together to continue to help individuals get that access to temporary relief and work authorization. So for those of you who dont know what daca is, its the deferred action for childhood arrivals process program. It was implemented in it was announced in june of 2012 and then implemented in august of 2012. We had 60 days to work with dhs to get the program up online so that young people who know this country, know this is their only c
The traffic plan was developed between u sf and the neighborhood and sfmta is currently reviewing this proposal. Thank you. Outlook opening it up for Public Comment i have a number of speaker cards please line up on the speaker side of the room calling names good morning, everyone. Commissioners honorable commissioners serving the city welcome thank you very much. I come to you a as member i teach at the u sf i live there and i am the president otherwise known as the local 249. Having reviewed the master plan and having looked at another plans i served on the board of supervisors and the Land Use Committee and chaired it for 4 of the years this is a thorough documents and this document addresses the impacts to be considered and must be considered and certainly as a result of the u sf and this has been done her in a sufficient manner. I think some of the things you will hear in terms of neighborhoods again recognizing the u sf have the patience one is about one way and the other the oth
A long time it was 88 meeting for the neighborhood concerns and particularly those top 3 issues was parking parking and parking. The gentleman can do it is there was a desire to not necessarily there the amount of parking but to manage the designations and the designation organization. The university has made great comments one of the things the university did was to offer our members basically free fast past we didnt have that before so we 6 hundred adjunct faculty our faculty is not necessarily tenured. So but indeed they have a need to come of the campus. This has been met with the community subsidies and implicit your members have respond in a positively to that new benefit thats one of the many, many things you could talk about her. In terms of the issues of Affordable Housing the need for Student Housing is intense. On the block i live only a mile from the university we have 40 or 50 students living on that block. Its tremendous in the flat below our flat rented out to 4 or 5 stu
Calling names good morning, everyone. Commissioners honorable commissioners serving the city welcome thank you very much. I come to you a as member i teach at the u sf i live there and i am the president otherwise known as the local 249. Having reviewed the master plan and having looked at another plans i served on the board of supervisors and the Land Use Committee and chaired it for 4 of the years this is a thorough documents and this document addresses the impacts to be considered and must be considered and certainly as a result of the u sf and this has been done her in a sufficient manner. I think some of the things you will hear in terms of neighborhoods again recognizing the u sf have the patience one is about one way and the other the other way those things take a long time it was 88 meeting for the neighborhood concerns and particularly those top 3 issues was parking parking and parking. The gentleman can do it is there was a desire to not necessarily there the amount of parkin