please call the roll. commissioner buell, here. commissioner low, here. commissioner bonilla, here. commissioner harrison, here. commissioner mcdonald, here. commissioner levitan is on the way. we have a couple announcements. we are-the order we are going in today we are going to start with the presidents report which is extremely short. we are then going to item number 4, which is general public comment. after that we are going to item 8 which is ceez arstadium and then the other things on the agenda. if you have sound producing devices please turn them off. in regards to public comment if you fill out a blue card we ll call those first and then open up to everyone on each item. how many minutes do you want? general public comment. because we have 15 minutes in the first period let s give 3 minutes and we ll look at other items. 3 minutes on general public comment and then he will- see how many people want to testify. during public comments the commission nor staff
producing devices please turn them off. in regards to public comment if you fill out a blue card we ll call those first and then open up to everyone on each item. how many minutes do you want? general public comment. because we have 15 minutes in the first period let s give 3 minutes and we ll look at other items. 3 minutes on general public comment and then he will- see how many people want to testify. during public comments the commission nor staff will respond to public comment while it is going on. commissioners may ask staff to respond when comment is closed. we go to ititem 2. this will be brief. many heard my say over the years 220 parks in san francisco that everybody has a opinion and rarey do two people agree. having said that the chamber of commerce in the survey of services ensan francisco reported that the san francisco recreation park department had the highest rating of approval in san francisco at 70 percent positive rating with only 14 percent voicing
everyone on each item. how many minutes do you want? general public comment. because we have 15 minutes in the first period let s give 3 minutes and we ll look at other items. 3 minutes on general public comment and then he will- see how many people want to testify. during public comments the commission nor staff will respond to public comment while it is going on. commissioners may ask staff to respond when comment is closed. we go to ititem 2. this will be brief. many heard my say over the years 220 parks in san francisco that everybody has a opinion and rarey do two people agree. having said that the chamber of commerce in the survey of services ensan francisco reported that the san francisco recreation park department had the highest rating of approval in san francisco at 70 percent positive rating with only 14 percent voicing discontunt so i would like to give my congrat ulations to general manager and staff for do a extraordinary job. any public comment on the
those first and then open up to everyone on each item. how many minutes do you want? general public comment. because we have 15 minutes in the first period let s give 3 minutes and we ll look at other items. 3 minutes on general public comment and then he will- see how many people want to testify. during public comments the commission nor staff will respond to public comment while it is going on. commissioners may ask staff to respond when comment is closed. we go to ititem 2. this will be brief. many heard my say over the years 220 parks in san francisco that everybody has a opinion and rarey do two people agree. having said that the chamber of commerce in the survey of services ensan francisco reported that the san francisco recreation park department had the highest rating of approval in san francisco at 70 percent positive rating with only 14 percent voicing discontunt so i would like to give my congrat ulations to general manager and staff for do a extraordinary
Before Memorial Day grilling began, Bay Area residents took pause to honor service members who died while serving in the military.At The Grove in Clayton, today’s ceremony was attended by over 150 citizens and military members. Colonel Michael Hudson, United States Marine Corps (Ret.) presented a wreath to Blue Star Mom Mary Tollefson, of Clayton. […]