Were not open on sunday. I dont know if those conversations. Are happening. But i can get back to you on that. I think especially for people with disabilities. Keeping it simple helps. If we can think of one library being open with all of those programs. Available at the same time. Its a good way of doing business. Yeah. Our resource collections are always available. Just the bridge spaces are not open during on sundays. Thank you. Thank you. Any other comments or questions from staff . Okay. Thank you very much. I have one public card comment on this item. Jay grace . I wanted to know a lot of people in the library they have a lot of program to read. Or are you trying to help them to read . Or a lot of disabled people cannot read. Will you please explain to us a little bit more about this program on the bridge main library please . We dont respond to Public Comments. I encourage you to speak with mrs. Lay during the break. Is there any other Public Comment on this item . Then is the c
Richard holden. Okay. Thank you. Do we have questions or comments from staff . Yes. Thank you chair. And thank you Councilmember Wong for the authors name of the autism job club. One of the council members. Michael burnik. Has appeared before the council talking specifically about unemployment issues. And some of the challenges. Autism face meeting employment. Hes a father of an intern we had last year. Ana. Before he came to presentation. Also. Were using our ada 25 bay area website to promote these types of events. So that people can also look at our website to see what kind of great work is taking place at the library. Do i have a question for you. About the hours. A little bit earlier. During Public Comment. We heard marte goterd. Give us the great news. The deaf services. For the blind and disabled. Will expand their hours. To match the mains full operating hours. I was wondering. If there are any plans to expand your hours. At the bridge. Were almost there. Except were not open o
Operating hours vary and we do not have normal hours, and sometimes i will play a matinee and evening and sometimes just evening shows but i will not know this two weeks in advance and i will have added screenings and theater rentals as well and add the shifts as well and in the movie industry i thank everyone. Appreciate. And anybody else wish to okay, if there are more speakers line up against the far wall, again. Supervisors, i apologize for being a few minutes late, i am m assuming that we are speaking about the proposed amendment that is just a minor adjustment to the worker bill of rights and i just want and my name is connie ford and i work with the San Francisco labor county, jobs of justice and the coalition that is moving this legislation month ward and we are in support of this minor edit. And we are in support of it. And i just want to say publickically also that we are in support of the other amendments that are before you. And the cba opt out, and the 20, no i am sorry, t
Employment for adults with disabilities. That should be an interesting topic event. Yeah. I was wondering if there is education around the rights with ada. Around employment. Education arpd there. Are there resources to access. So understand people their rights . We have resources. Im unaware how much those are touched in the program. A lot of those are brought to us. From the outside. Community partnerships. I can look into that for you. It would be a great topic for a class. Yeah. That would be right. Next. I have councilmember roland wong. Hi. Events posted on a website. And let us know the link. Yeah. All of our events. Can be found on the one by one library website. Which is www. Sfpl. Org. You can go to our call ender. And search by cat toir bridge at main, alphabetically alphabetically. Its under t. Thank you. Councilmember harriet wong. Hi. Good afternoon. I want to know the name of the author. Of the autism book again. Its michael burnik. And richard holden. Okay. Thank you. D
Now. I will have councilmember kostanian read the introduction. Good afternoon. Welcome to the Mayors Disability Council. This friday. July 18th. 2415. In room 400 of San Francisco city hall. City hall is accessible to people using wheelchairs. And other assistive mobility devices. Wheelchair access is available. At the grov. On [inaudible] street. And the ramps. On the carlton street entrance. Is provided via. Wheelchair lift. Assistive listening devices. Is available. And our meeting is open captions. And sign language interpreted. Our agenda is in large print and braille. Ask staff for any assistance. To prevent electronic interference with this sounl system. And respect everybodys ability to focus on the presentations. Please silence all mobile phones and pdas. Your cooperation. Is appreciates. We welcome you during Public Comment. In the front of the room. Or call bridge line at 4155549632. Where a staff person will handle requests. To speak at an appropriate time. The Mayors Disa