planet will sit down and analyze all the complaints. i think it s worth noting that we actually do a lot of this already. we do a lot of outreach prior to the event and we will do outreach post event in responding to some of the complaints and analyzing the complaints. during public comment there is a significant amount of outreach particularly in the sunset and richmond neighborhoods and how to balance what is a very joyous event and economically important event for a lot of people with some of the neighborhood concerns. we will continue to strive to do that. commissioner buell: so just recommend, then, let commissioners know if there is any appropriate time they could participate or be of assistance and we ll try and facilitate. we are now on item number 4 which is general public comment. it is up to 15 minutes. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of of the commi
unequally, which could damage the lawn. for some reason, the vip s seem to be the only group that does not understand you cannot park on tree roots. the chain of lakes were closed to parking. it looks great. perhaps it s time to start thinking about across-the-park tunnels, as was proposed a few years ago. here, here. i want to know that the general manager said here, here to the tunnel proposal. some pathways were locked for days even after the concert was done. the complaints that i heard about the sound thing some of the gates could have been opened and they were not. it was difficult to get near the polo field at all. we did manage to go around 1 centfence. there was a lot of equipment that was too close. there s so much fencing for this event. we could arrange that so the security areas are fenced first and the rest last, that would be great. bikes were still chained to trees and this was right next to the bike parking area. maybe we could get a person in charge of
system to crank rock n roll from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for five days a week. very loud. and when i spoke to larry about it, he said, well, noise complaints are a matter of opinion. i m concerned if we can have a concert a block away from the park, how long will it be until we are having concerts next door to our house in the playgrounds throughout our city? and another thing is that if we teach our children that they have a right to be exposed to music when they do their skateboarding, which skating is illegal in the park, it s posted, but they skate anyway- maybe we should encourage the roller skaters back to the park. i guess it s legal. i m afraid they are going to start bringing all their boom boxes to the park and feel that they have a right to be exposed to sound. thank you, sir. commissioner buell: thank you. is there anyone else who would like to make a public comment under the general manager s report? please come forward. this is the general manager s report it