Show the city and county of San Francisco we can also perform services. This program had tremendous impact to the region. In fact, the time we rolled the program out was during the recession. This has h a major positive impact and certified over 150 firms in the rejen and collectively awarded 50 million in contracts, and because of the lbe certification it open many opportunities to work with sfpuc. And, i significantly helped the business. It is one of the major contributors to our success. From sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting mr. Clerk, any announcements . Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. Items acted upon today will appear on the september 16th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Call item one. For the approval of an determine storefront mergers on one and 99 gross square feet in the special use district 3 includes all lots from potrero hill and slaeflz and communitybased sides of 24th st
From sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting mr. Clerk, any announcements . Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. Items acted upon today will appear on the september 16th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Call item one. For the approval of an determine storefront mergers on one and 99 gross square feet in the special use district 3 includes all lots from potrero hill and slaeflz and communitybased sides of 24th street as well as other additional lots for 12 months. Thank you today, we have diana from oewd and Diego Sanchez from the Planning Department to present youll start the floor is yours thank you. Excuse me all right. Good afternoon supervisors my name is diana from the office of Economic Workforce Development im here to present on the generally prosecution on the commercial the expectation for the latino cultural District First ill provide a quick overview of how the discern prohibition came ab
Ways to engage creation for the developers in the central soma this cultural night life into account should be incorporated into all new area plans in this not in conclusion this is negative one of the venue saving one of in after the next from gentrification and keeps us in the space or well be gone and lets turn the page to offer new opportunity for San Francisco great, thank you for your presentation. Any other remarks or thoughts. No, i would like to thank you, mr. Cain and bring up tim frye from the Planning Department to talk about the status of lgbt. Good afternoon tim frye from the Planning Department just to step back i want to give a working definition of a cultural District Court month folks associated with the particular geography a Cultural Heritage district is how weve been developing them with communities or stakeholders like in the japantown community and coordinating and most recently in central soma with the Filipino Community is really a more of a strategy it is a co
Communitybased sides of 24th street as well as other additional lots for 12 months. Thank you today, we have diana from oewd and Diego Sanchez from the Planning Department to present youll start the floor is yours thank you. Excuse me all right. Good afternoon supervisors my name is diana from the office of Economic Workforce Development im here to present on the generally prosecution on the commercial the expectation for the latino cultural District First ill provide a quick overview of how the discern prohibition came about so the quatro the latino is part of a marries initiative of 25 commercial coordinators arson the city the vision of this initiative to create thriving sustainable and economic commercial corridors around the city heres the boundary of best of your knowledge in the be commercial corridor around that that came to be the quatro latino cultural district. So our process of working with the must not and developing the Service Centers and identifying the needs this proce
Colorado River Basin states don’t agree on very much when it comes to the future operations of the basin’s largest water savings banks. One thing they do agree on: The current rules aren’t working.
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