i also look it through the lens of there were many legal ways judy woo could have helped you, she could have bought a building with 30 units or a warehouse or legalized some other space in the dog patch or somewhere but she chose not to. she chose to game the system. and what sowed it for me, there were lots that were illegally added, there was a dr where i think there were 12 units and as a trust had, we had no choice in the end but to demolish two or three of the 27 units. i felt horrible because we had no placement plan for the people in the units. here we have a placement plan and it comes down to me, with i have hope that mr. buckley and mr. cole and the city family are going to give you hope and keep their word and help you. i don t have that hope with miss woo after i heard she put another person at risk in a unit we thought was vacant. the plan around let s spend 200 k to make them legal because there s no stove, after hearing that doesn t hold water with me. i co
benson here, and so many others, that it s now become a place for families and people to really enjoy the entire city, and our signing today, because of supervisor cohen, because of jack sylvane, because of all the others, allows us to do something that often times we don t get to do. you know when you go down to pier 70, views and access are basically blocked by abandoned historic buildings, and that blockage has not been very good for us, and i know a few years ago when jack was working with kenneth matz, he got me down to a concert of all places, some music concert down there, and then, we walked around the area, and we got excited with made in sf and some of the other events we held down there, we finally for ourselves was discovering how beautiful it was and planning. and that s why we re here because the role of the port and planning working alongside for the city and jack, by the way, wanted to praise him, we worked with treasure island for many years, but he s in th
distributing any language and sample letters or postcards that people could submit for people to submit their experiences with accessibility issue with the t.n.c.s. thank you, is there a general time frame for a comment period? it varies and there s 34 sets of comments and reply comments as part of this rulemaking so it s going on for quite some time and it varies in terms of getting notice when the comments are due. but i d anticipate that we d have a good amount of time to, you know, before the cpuc gives the deadline and because in this current rulemaking there are multiple tracks and the accessibility track is number five and they re still working on the earlier tracks. thank you very much. thank you for notifying me. and we ll open up to comments. there s someone on the bridge line and my apologies, we had technical difficulties. sorry bridge line holder, thank you. go ahead. go ahead. can you hear me? i can t. we cannot hear you at this time due to technical d
we re going to pay a lot of respect because that is our city s history, and to respect that also means to reuse these buildings and respect the architecture and design of that history. i mentioned jennifer matz s team intentionally because she was part of the team on the port that worked so well and brought so much enjoyment to these projects. jack had a good time working with her on the same team, and that s the team that ken rich came from, all of that team continues to do wonderful work with the port, so they ve given me a list of names that i make sure i mention, because i should, as the mayor, to recognize people who have minimally, six to ten years, working on a project and brought to it the final conclusion that has not only the unanimous vote at the board, but a continued for the next ten years, phase development that i think will be honored by not only the immediate residence debts, but the entire city will be welcome to come down here and enjoy all of the assets tha
The 120 foot-tall twin-trunked coast redwood on Walnut Avenue near Santa Cruz High School will face the ax after the Santa Cruz City Council denied the appeal to save the tree at the council meeting Tuesday. A local "tree whisper" will hold a farewell ceremony for the tree with students from Santa Cruz High at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.