This is an hour and a half. [background noises] [background noises] hello, welcome everyone. We are delighted you are able to join us today for a conversation about recently released National Academy of sciences consensus report called reducing intergenerationaler poverty. My pleasure this morning is to introduce you to the panelists who will be speaking today pit will first year from three people who are coauthors on the report to will be telling you some Key Highlights from the report. I encourage you to read the report theres a lot of detail in their that we will not be able to cover today. And then we will have a broader discussion. Introducing the report shall be greg duncan he is distinguished professor at the university of california irvine. If he has long researched greatlooking childrens early behavior and skills relate to later life outcome. Heat previously, spent 25 years university of michigan working on the income dynamics with director at one point. Hell be joined by harr
Present. We have the minutes of the march 28 meeting for any additions or corrections or comments . I move the minutes second. Any Public Comment . Seeing none, all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes. ] opposed, nay. The item carries. Next is opportunity for general Public Comments. This a chance for people to talk to the commission about rings that are within our jurisdiction but dont have to be on the calendar for the i have one speaker car. Mr. Bowman, is it . Welcome. Mr. Pres. , commissioners, general manager, i am chris bowman. Im a neighborhood activists. Im speaking about the groundwater project which was addressed at the last meeting, and i know commissioner caen and peter had some questioning, which i thought was very much spot on. When the word came out that in the chronicle last february indeed the city was can be lending groundwater with hetch hetchy water for roughly 60 of the city, i was alarmed by a couple of things in the article. One, about the fact that nitrite
Commission about rings that are within our jurisdiction but dont have to be on the calendar for the i have one speaker car. Mr. Bowman, is it . Welcome. Mr. Pres. , commissioners, general manager, i am chris bowman. Im a neighborhood activists. Im speaking about the groundwater project which was addressed at the last meeting, and i know commissioner caen and peter had some questioning, which i thought was very much spot on. When the word came out that in the chronicle last february indeed the city was can be lending groundwater with hetch hetchy water for roughly 60 of the city, i was alarmed by a couple of things in the article. One, about the fact that nitrites above the state level were detected in some of the wells that will be feeding into the water system. Secondarily, the Economic Impact on certain industries, like beer and coffee [inaudible]. So i address the issue with the [inaudible] president of the coalition for San Francisco neighborhoods. We addressed it briefly at their
Mr. Jur auto flagged a number of issues that need to be paid attention to and in the conclusion said i suggest the board of supervisor squz responsible agency pay close attention to cpmc performance in the coming years. The question is how . You have 4 or 5 more years of doing this joand you see the packed out of people. The compliance so far is because of the endless amount of work done, the Due Diligence by the community a to flag those issues that came out in the Third Party Monitors report chblt we cant do that year after year whether there is no formal role for the community. There should and could be a formal role for the community iin making sure this deal is done the right way. The sit a is talking about using Development Agreements as a tool for other large complex deals coming down the road and to see those things working effectively we have to take construction from this particular project and say how can the Due Diligence and monitoring be done well and how can the Communit
Prints and came here to exz spress concern there isnt agreement on the [inaudible] as you heard doctor browner announced they reached ongrument with saint ant in a. I think this week [inaudible] she has been very open with us about the progress. I hope this is good news. I expect it is good news. Saint anteany is a credible provider. There was a meeting in the tender loan erloin who expressed a intres in being able to tell cpmc what thairb preference would be and how to get helt care in the tenderloin and would like to take that theme and apply it to [inaudible] to plan a Community Forum that would describe what the plans for the rebuild of saint luke suz about. I think we had a Honest Exchange and made it clear it is our hope and expectation this isnt just a presentationf, this is a opportunity to talk to people in the community but about the what they need in health care. As we discussed from the folks from cpmc, we have gone a long waythere was a time the hospital inpatient is close