U process, i believe that we also could have some discretion in how quickly we would process that perm mit permit removed. Im going to refer to the Zoning Administrator on this. the tenant issue is always chachallenging because obviously its allowing it out side the purview of the code. If its not legalized if it is required to be removed and theres an existing tenant that does become an enforcement situation if we have an unauthorized unpermitted unit that may have life safety deficiencies. We generally want that unit to be vacated. Aobviously theres challenges with an existing tenant. We want to be open to options there. We dont have an open ended option to allow residency in an unauthorized unit and it may be something that the City Attorney wants to speak to further in terms of this issue and conflicts between our codes and other City Ordinances relating to renting units and occupancy. commissioner johnson. one second. I thought i heard them asking what happens if we do approve thi
Were now able to offer to sixth, seventh, and eighth graders of economically disadvantaged families the opportunity to attend our middle school and college prep tuition free. 95 of our fsa students are children of color. They would not otherwise be able to april tend our schools. Were really proud and excited about this. They will directly benefit from the sf lights project. A little more about our schools. Please show slide two. Were the Oldest School in the west. Since its founding its been an integral part of San Francisco. We pre mote academic adolescence along with justice. Originally an all boys school. In 1989 we opened our doors to young women. To prepare promising scholars from disadvantaged economic backgrounds. We have seventy five middle School Scholars and 1475 high school students. 40 commute from san mateo kowny. Wcounty. Our mission is to form leaders who are men and women with and for others. We believe strongly that what happens out side of the classroom and sports dr
Carrie sowden is the director of archeology for the National Museum of the great lakes. This is not her first time in erie. We actually learned about her when she was speaking here about the loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald before. Shes an amazing speaker. She has dove and Research Vessels all over the world, but she spent the last 17 years really focusing on wrecks here in the great lakes. Shes a graduate of texas a m, us marine archeology program, which is really the preeminent Maritime Archeology program in the country. So were were thrilled to have carrie and as a sort of extra announcement for all of you, as was cspan and that contact got us and heard carrie was presenting and theyre actually covering this evenings lecture to be broadcast nationwide. So great exposure for this topic and. Carrie could talk about a lot of different topics, but we chose this one because its its really unbelievable. How does a 338 foot long steel ship sink in the most shallow of the great lakes and just
Carrie sowden is the director of archeology for the National Museum of the great lakes. This is not her first time in erie. We actually learned about her when she was speaking here about the loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald before. Shes an amazing speaker. She has dove and Research Vessels all over the world, but she spent the last 17 years really focusing on wrecks here in the great lakes. Shes a graduate of texas a m, us marine archeology program, which is really the preeminent Maritime Archeology program in the country. So were were thrilled to have carrie and as a sort of extra announcement for all of you, as was cspan and that contact got us and heard carrie was presenting and theyre actually covering this evenings lecture to be broadcast nationwide. So great exposure for this topic and. Carrie could talk about a lot of different topics, but we chose this one because its its really unbelievable. How does a 338 foot long steel ship sink in the most shallow of the great lakes and just
Series. Exploring leadership in politics. Thank you so much for joining us. You wrote a story with the polling looked at the number of deficit of women running for political office. Heres one comparison from your report. Local, state and federal level women hold fewer one in four elected offices and ratio hasnt budged lately. U. S. Ranks 101st below china iraq and afghanistan then comes to gender equality in our national legislature. Down from 52 two decades ago. Women tend to win elections at the same rate as men. They are far less likely to run at all. The question is, why . Guest exactly. To back up the one moment, this last election, everyone was so focused on Hillary Clinton whether shell break the glass ceiling. Women stalled. They stalled at 20 of congress. They stalled across the country at one in four elected offices. That raises the question as you said, number one why is that and number two, will anything change that weve seen millions of women taking to the street and activ