coming. the governor signed a declaration. he asked californians to cut their water use for now. mandatory rationing is to come in weeks. we re at the worse drought since records have been kept. reporter: the number of reservoirs are at the lowest levels in years. the emergency declaration sets into motion 20 steps to deal with the drought. they includes giving the state flexibility. statewide conservations are logged and additional firefighters will be hired to protect our land s. debora villalon join us now, and the drought is worse than it s ever been recorded before. reporter: this town gets recycled water. other lawns in desperate jeopardy. all the vegetations around the houses were dying. reporter: the drought of 76- 77. a lot of people remember putting bricks in the toilet. reporter: brad davis remembers and tonight from inside the control room at the sonoma county agency. we ve been ahead of this drought declaration for many weeks. reporter: the cons
declaration. he asked californians to cut their water use for now. mandatory rationing is to come in weeks. we re at the worse drought since records have been kept. reporter: the number of reservoirs are at the lowest levels in years. the emergency declaration sets into motion 20 steps to deal with the drought. they includes giving the state flexibility. statewide conservations are logged and additional firefighters will be hired to protect our land s. debora villalon join us now, and the drought is worse than it s ever been recorded before. reporter: this town gets recycled water. other lawns in desperate jeopardy. all the vegetations around the houses were dying. reporter: the drought of 76- 77. a lot of people remember putting bricks in the toilet. reporter: brad davis remembers and tonight from inside the control room at the sonoma county agency. we ve been ahead of this drought declaration for many weeks. reporter: the conservation campaign first ever i
does any trail last forever? i don t know. maybe we re near the budget end, i don t know. does any gift last forever? i don t know. maybe we re going to have the end, but money s hard to hold. we re going to have it maybe and bring it on, and they will be singing songs on the trails and it s the real thing with this item gifted today. it s coke and budget. thank you, next speaker, please. good morning, thank you. i m robert bakewell an enrichment resident who lives right next to this area of the oak woodlands and we have been working on this area for a long time and i m also co-founder of the friends of the oak woodlands park, which is a park partner sponsored by park s alliance. we support the resolution for the acceptance of these funds and the community of support from east golden gate park neighbors are stewardship volunteers and park partnership group collaborating in the revitalization of the park. two events organized by parks alliance and recreation and park dep
proposed ordinance. wherein most employees receive a payment between $1400 and $1500 that depends on their medical and dental insurance polices. and the total estimated cost to the city is $660,492 including payments to employees of 57 5 682 and employer fica and medicare contributions. it is our understanding that there would be no additional administrative costs for administering this ordinance. we consider, because this proposed ordinance may result in new ongoing costs of the city as an estimated $660,492 per year, we consider approval of this ordinance to be a policy matter for the board. thank you. any other questions for our budget legislative analyst? catherine, i don t know if there is anything that you want to talk about? i want to thank you for working on this legislation. if there was anything else you wanted to add? okay. so with that, [ inaudible ] mr. chairman, the financial impact of this legislation, if approved by the board of supervisors, signed by the
complete this outdoor, valuable recreational asset. thank you. thank you very much, any other members of the public wishing to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ] supervisor mars. i live across the street as well and i know this grant will go ang long way in making sure there is active sports, but also the trails project that many neighbors have been working on will be carried forward as well. it s one of the most beautiful areas in the city and we hope people come out to that natural areas program, the oak woodlands between stanyan and 6-7th avenue along fulton in the city. i wanted to say that the active sports effort by the recreation and park department is incredible and to have a mobile unit, rock climbing, which i love as well and peter from my staff is a big rock climber as well, but to have youth have more access is wonderful. and kayaking and other things, too. like supervisor avalos, i share the concerns about the source of the