Permits, the approvals that we got here in 2009, were just what we thought was something someone would want. When they got in i imagine they made a lot of changes on the fly and they were anxious to get their family into building. I think with an a little bit of understanding and sympathy to the process they have gone through and acknowledging that what they have done is given us an incredible building for the next hundred years. Thank you very much and i hope this passes your approval. Thank you. Thank you, any other member of public wishing to speak . Seeing none, well bring it back to this commission. We went out there and first they have put in an enormous time on the project. Thank you for helping us understand and digest it better. We went out there and they basically in my understanding an opinion got bad advice from the original project team. And have spent a good year plus sort of straightening the project out. This is absolutely we do not take it lightly when people do work w
Every teen in San Francisco should have access to do some sort of employment where they can get paid. I think that needs to be really a top priority. Its one of my priorities. The second thing i want to mention is the Police Training and youth and police relationships. When we were kids, we would run from the police. We witnessed a lot of negative things. As i got older and started working in the mayors office, all of a sudden the police are saying hi to me and actively engaging in the community and talking to me like a regular adult. All my life, i thought wait a minute. Police are people like im a person and if they treat me with respect, and part of my point was i held kids accountable. They did classes to learn how to interact with the police. Dont just, from my perspective, i didnt want the kids to immediately start thinking negative as soon as they saw the police. How do you interact with the police, how do you prevent yourself from becoming like negatively engaged in a head lock
College open Access Mission and nop credit programs and employ the politically and Financial Institution for advanced rolement. On the next priority i will be sharing as well. Priority no. 15, ensure a respect for civil rights residents. In the past 4 years San Francisco has enacted ordinance of sleeping on public parks and vehicles and has enacted such laws that public nuisance exist. We believe that Homeless People deserve for their civil and human rights to be respected and dont believe should be criminalized in public. We work with the coalition on homelessness to pass the resolution and some of the resolution does is we urge to support the homeless bill of rights and stop enforcing the and support the rights of Homeless Individuals to move freely rest and sleep and be protected in public spaces without discrimination. Rights to occupy a legally parked vehicle, right to share food and eat in public, right to Legal Council if being prosecuted and the rights to 24 hour access to hygi
Without discrimination. Rights to occupy a legally parked vehicle, right to share food and eat in public, right to Legal Council if being prosecuted and the rights to 24 hour access to hygiene facilities. Now im going to pass it to vicechair kong. That concludes our presentation. Thank you for your time. [ applause ] its been a really great year in the Youth Commission and im grateful i got an chance to work with my colleagues. We hope you will keep these priorities in mind for the next budget season and available for any questions you may have. Thank you. Supervisor avalos . Thank you. I appreciate all the information and appreciate you putting this together. Exciting to see this Youth Commission putting this together and this is what your role is. Its fab will us to see that happen. I agree with supervisor mar, the work done around muni is some of the best work i have seen at the board of supervisors by young people to show a great example to show great advocacy for adults. I want to
Did discuss about the prejudice element and start engaging this commission and the public on what that preservation element should contain. We will start having conversations and well talk about the spovp and maybe well be able to have that broader decision but we see the logical reason to add that to the open space element. So if you have any questions about the prejudice element ill be happy to answer them after susan presentation. We shared the draft presentations with architecture heritage in San Francisco. I see that ms. Smith from the architecture heritage is in the audience i dont know if her comments represent the Architecture Group but she can respond to the draft policies. With that, ill let sue take over and if you have any questions, ill be happy to answer them so to kind of wrap up up the schedule for this element. Were proposing to close the commentary weve extended that and to include the comments we are going to have a couple of for hearings on the park commissions and