Djegal explains on monday the city of vallejo will open an Emergency Operations center ahead of the president ial election in never to be prepared for for any potential incident of Illegal Police and Fire Departments will coordinate together the eels c will be located at a fire station in town, a smaller secondary Operations Center will also open up at Police Headquarters we dont have the intel right now that means that we just believe that there are any threats here in the city of orlando, the purpose for opening the oc is it purely precautionary are in abundance of caution the Police Department will have a mobile field force which means a team of officers on standby ready to deploy at a moments notice, kevin brown speaks for the fire department. He says they will staff an extra battalion chief and engine to respond to a potential increase in emergency calls for service in any other year. That would simply be you know short course have your protests be peaceful. Be sure we have the le
i don t want to 0 speak for nicole schneider but the april presentation that was clear especially two slides that were right from the top even before you talked about educational engineering and enforcement that is really important with what you said and be explicit or more didn t you know it is really important to speak that. i agree we re utilizations to seeing the slides it is good to keep pitting it in there each time so i appreciate that feedback. actually, i was going to ask as well about a point that nicole schneider brought up the 26 miles versus supervisor kim to a minimum of streets. i want to. clarify that point. absolutely and again, this is an example of the snapshot we re going to 26 miles understanding i think tom mentioned before certain roads have a resolve it didn t need 26 miles of concrete but 26 miles of treatment so, etc. it depends on the need for that treatment so i want to be clear up front it is a treatment that gets us to the corridors i
those things are done. so i want, again, thank all the agencies. i m excited for this project to happen. we break open this ground. i am in great anticipation. i m not sure i can wait until 2016 for these homes to open. meanwhile, we ll probably be opening up construction projects to advance and accelerate. tomorrow you ll hear more about howard doing it across the city to build more affordable housing. this is the theme. my administration is the affordability agenda. i m going to be talking about it until everybody is sick and tired because you were sick and tired of me talking about jobs, job, jobs. well, guess what, we got 7,000 kids jobs as a result. we got 4.3 unemployment. i want the benefits of that economic strength to reach everybody in the city everyone including the bay view. this is what we get to do with additional revenues build more housing, gets more kids, more people employed, allow them to experience the wonder of earning their way forward. and then we can w
nicole schneider but the april presentation that was clear especially two slides that were right from the top even before you talked about educational engineering and enforcement that is really important with what you said and be explicit or more didn t you know it is really important to speak that. i agree we re utilizations to seeing the slides it is good to keep pitting it in there each time so i appreciate that feedback. actually, i was going to ask as well about a point that nicole schneider brought up the 26 miles versus supervisor kim to a minimum of streets. i want to. clarify that point. absolutely and again, this is an example of the snapshot we re going to 26 miles understanding i think tom mentioned before certain roads have a resolve it didn t need 26 miles of concrete but 26 miles of treatment so, etc. it depends on the need for that treatment so i want to be clear up front it is a treatment that gets us to the corridors i appreciate the pressure from
multifamily units and construction. he s transformed am cal into one of industry s leading developers, but developing 800 million residential and mixed use productions for california. he s part of an organization dedicated to advancing affording housing. we ve been doing affordable housing since 1995 and been developing real estate in california since 1988. we ve developed in 38 cities, but what makes this really special is this is our first project in san francisco. my heart s always been here, but there s never had the opportunity to do it and so for that i want to thank craig adelman who helped us acquire the site. [applause] and i want to thank obviously mayor lee and the city of san francisco and ocii, other community developers, bank of america whom we are partnered with on multiple transactions throughout the state and of course leonard bourbon who without we would not be here. we are looking forward to hopefully doing more of this. as we all knoll there s a lot of n