Working with the fleet city administrator, our own Fleet Administrator to downicize as many vehicles we can. We have heavy equipment. We dont need 350 in the parks, we would rather have turoes or carts or 150. We are trying to make the vehicle foot print as light and as green as payable. Our goal is actually have as green a fleet we can and have been talking about thew do that. It is a light fleet, but i cannot tell you we do not need vehicles. We very much need vehicles just to touch on the point you made of volunteer support for the parks from friends of woodland across the street from with whereyalive to friends of lincoln parks i can see how valuable neighborhood based xhounty based friends and volunteererize to the district. I want to thank you for the great presentation too kwrrkss i think that is all the roster now. I know you is a few pages left. If you want to go through a few more slides i would ask i just want to say we have been coming off rough budgets and we are actually
Incident is excellent. [inaudible] it was a horrible horrible tragied but if you want maintained parks and you want safe parks you actually need a Parks Department that has a Rolling Stock thank you for answering. It sounds like we need every vehicle and more vehicle shortagewhat we have been doing and taking seriously andee want the lowest impact vehicles we can have in the landscape and so we are working with the fleet city administrator, our own Fleet Administrator to downicize as many vehicles we can. We have heavy equipment. We dont need 350 in the parks, we would rather have turoes or carts or 150. We are trying to make the vehicle foot print as light and as green as payable. Our goal is actually have as green a fleet we can and have been talking about thew do that. It is a light fleet, but i cannot tell you we do not need vehicles. We very much need vehicles just to touch on the point you made of volunteer support for the parks from friends of woodland across the street from wit
Affordable for families, but those are some of the challenges, jrfxz i want to thank you for presentation and make one more comment. On the first slide of page 2 of the presentation, the pie chart, the first pie chart, we have be careful how you represent where it says Early Childhood work force and subsidies because if someone who isnt familiar with the field were to look at this they would think only services are at 55 percent. People familiar in the field know this Early Childhood work force, the funding going to that is to provide the services right we need the teachers [inaudi that is a twebl. 7 Million Dollar investment and it is meaningful, but not enough. Any other questions thank you very much for your presentation. Call eeshs that was our last presentation. Ill open up to public dahmsant. If anyone wishes to comment on the item please step forward. I dont know who is left, but come up as you can [inaudible] c mac members voted to support a request for additional funding to su
From education and Employment Opportunities and unforch natly connect would inn the crimial Justice System and [inaudible] and are mostly homeless young people thmpt legislation also extends the grant cycle which helps stabilize the Non Profit Agency as well as create a new 11 member over Site Committee for the department. The passage of prop c was very timely and actually is quite crucial to support all the working families in the city. These are data that we found from a report that the Human Services Agency Issued that year and they estimated 3 saith percent of house hold of children in San Francisco are living below the self sufficiency standard. The one thing that is more alorm is more than 27 percent of house holds with children live below the self sufficiency standard but living above the Poverty Level so you see that squeeze. All these families living between the Poverty Level and self sufficiency stads standsered cant access critical aids which is why having the cherj and yout
Is just a example of the San Francisco preschool center rates. The top blue line is based on the 85 percent of the market so that is what the federal fwidelines are that if you vavoumper you should be able to access 85 percent of your market, however, states across the country dont always implement. They do the survey and konet always implement those rate increases. In california we have a voucher system and state contracted system and so the state contracted system lagged far behind the voucher rate, so the top line in 2011 in the absence of state publishing their rates that they studied, we conducted a local rate study and that jump between 2010 and 2011 shows what the vole Controllers Office with the Planning Office fts able to determine. We know the rates have gone up since this time and will conduct another study next year. This has been our number one Advocacy Tool that the contracts can take and show this is how far apart they are and basically you can see if you look down at th