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. good morning. it is thursday, february 15th. this is the regular meeting of the san francisco recreation and parks commission will the secretary call the roll. (roll call) commissioner buell and mcdonnell have excused absences. please turnoff your devices. also, if you would like to have a secondary conversation we request that goes outside. if you would like to speak on an item we request but do not require a blue card. unless otherwise announced by the president each person will have two minutes for public comment on each item. if there is an item of interest not on the agenda under the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission, you may speak on general public comment, item 4. that is continued on item 9. when you make public comment, please address your comments to the commission in order to allow equal time for all. neither the commission nor staff will respond to questions during public comment. the commission may ask questions of staff after public comment i
i am paula murphy. i lived in san francisco for the past 25 years. for the past 10 i have been playing tennis in san francisco mostly on public courts. jumping off what peg said i want to focus my comments on what a huge benefit having lights at golden gates tennis center will be. imagine you work for a living, which i think most of us do, that you can t afford to be a member of the private club, and you play doubles. mosmost of us of a certain age y doubles. you know, what are your options for playing tennis other than weekends? you get into your cars or on your bike or whatever, public transportation and go across the city and all four of you meet there and you just cross your fingers and hope that nobody is playing. often times there is someone playing, there is people waiting. then you decide, okay, are we going to wait two hours and stand here or try to go somewhere else? then you all get in cars or on your bike and go somewhere else and hope the same situation doesn t a
this one. it is one of several projects we partnered on with hays valley, balboa park and hill tom and the relake ship goes back farther with the partnership projects. buchanan mall is another one we are working on with gpl. we were in district 6 yesterday and we were joined by three amazing kids who spent a lot of time at bodecker and are involved in the boys and girls club. the city invested more than $30 million in the park improvement this is the last several years including not just civic center, south park and we have upcoming work at the sergeant mccoy playground and the mini park. they were opened in honor of may your lee. i was mayor lee. i was with them when we showed him the design. he was so excited but he said when he looked at it, he said this looks amazing. what if there were some lights. that embarked a very ambitious lighting element to these playgrounds which you saw part of last night. the big piece of it went on about 10 minutes after we cut the ribbon.