courts in places where there were at least four or three courts. with four courts we put two in the reservation system. if there were three, there were still two walk up courting. we received feedback from the community. we held a subsequent community meeting in september. in october we added 12 more tennis complexes and additional courts. since seven months ago we are over 10,000 now reservations through the free system which allies the anxiety of people about the closure, reduction in number of courts and the comments are i have never been to that park and that city. that is wonderful. there are so many places we can play. the map shows you the green for the original courts we had. it was pretty empty in the eases part of the city. it is where we had three and four courts. we spread it out. now we have three on-line reservations throughout the city. we may expand more. people are excreted about this. there had a few things we are working out. should it be an our rath an
if that is what you think. so where to start? i was born in 1963. when i was 19 19, i moved to sn francisco. very close to golden gate park. i didn t know anyone. i was going to school and i found a wall to hit on, and i hit and hit and hit. people about my age now came over and said, you have a nice for hand. they didn t say anything about the backhand. would you like to comply with us? from that point on i had a family which included jobs, $15t is long gone, but fast forward to when i moved in and out of the city a lot. i am third generation. when i was about 40 i was offered a job as a summer camp counselor at the park, and it was the great thrill of my life. it made me realize my calls is to work where kids, particularly 7-year-olds, because i sort of act like a 7-year-old. i still believe in santa. anyway that was the beginning of my career in tennis. when i was about 34, i became a certified pro. mostly i worked with economically challenged youth and now, i have my ow
deliver. i am very much supportive of dana and lifetime activities as being the operator. thank you. shawn. how are you? i am shawn. i am a tennisaholic. i don t like speaking in public because i get very nervous. forgive me. we are not really scary. if that is what you think. so where to start? i was born in 1963. when i was 19 19, i moved to sn francisco. very close to golden gate park. i didn t know anyone. i was going to school and i found a wall to hit on, and i hit and hit and hit. people about my age now came over and said, you have a nice for hand. they didn t say anything about the backhand. would you like to comply with us? from that point on i had a family which included jobs, $15t is long gone, but fast forward to when i moved in and out of the city a lot. i am third generation. when i was about 40 i was offered a job as a summer camp counselor at the park, and it was the great thrill of my life. it made me realize my calls is to work where kids, particula
courts. since seven months ago we are over 10,000 now reservations through the free system which allies the anxiety of people about the closure, reduction in number of courts and the comments are i have never been to that park and that city. that is wonderful. there are so many places we can play. the map shows you the green for the original courts we had. it was pretty empty in the eases part of the city. it is where we had three and four courts. we spread it out. now we have three on-line reservations throughout the city. we may expand more. people are excreted about this. there had a few things we are working out. should it be an our rath an hour rather than an hour and a half. i want to acknowledge jackie who is the lead on this project. she is home with a bad virus. the community support has been tremendous. the two people ruiobjected to the rfb having gone through the free online system now support it. we reached out and they were no longer objecting to the selection
what it is. thank you. president buell: general manager ginsburg. general mgr. ginsburg: a couple of interesting facts. actually, this is not close to the most expensive restroom. we know. general mgr. ginsburg: that was in district 4, where we did one from the ground up. what is interesting about the project worth note, is where a lot of the costs, is all the trenching, the facility itself is actually not expensive. it is all of the trenching and undergrounding that needs to happen to correct the restroom it our plumbing and electrical lines outside the park. president buell: thank you very much. the chair would entertain a motion. move for approval. president buell: moved and seconded. we may want to call the roll on this one. buell aye aye. mcdonnell. 4-1, the ayes have it, thank you very much. we re on item 9, recreation and park department equity analysis and metrics fiscal year 19. power point. good afternoon, commissioners. taylor emerson. manager of st