I. Do solemnly swear. repeated. that i will support and defend. repeated. the constitution of the united states. repeated. and the constitution of the state of california. repeated. against all enemies. repeated. foreign and domestic. repeated. and that i will bear true faith and allegiance. repeated. to the constitution of the united states. repeated. and to the constitution of the state of california. repeated. that i take this obligation freely. repeated. without any mental reservation. repeated. or purpose of evasion. repeated. that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties. repeated. and during such time as i hold office. Of. repeated. for the city and county of San Francisco thank you very much congratulations everyone thank you clapping thank you all right. Good morning and welcome to the commission of aging and Adult Services. Good morning again and welcome to the commission on aging and Adult Services commission meeting. Could we have the roll call. President ed that jam
Will hand it over to you and have you walk the commission and the audience through the process and the recommendations. Thank you. [inaudible] i cannot hear you. Is it on . Can you hear me now . Yes thank you. Thank you to president james and to the commission for giving us this opportunity to tell you a little bit about the proceedings of the task force. It was really an amazing and productive time that we had together and as you heard from anne this was a program or issue that was cosponsored by the department of Public Health and the department of aging and Adult Services and it was really in response to this recognition that there are opportunities in our community to improve access to Palliative Care and improve the conversation around care for people who have serious illness so sort of with that back drop to get everybody on the same page about what the definition is for Palliative Care because as a Palliative Care provider i can say many people have different perspectives or und
Announcers outside the u. S. We have a chance to grow jobs tax revenues, infrastructure by expanding coal exports and i think it is a way to keep prices lower as well as create jobs, tax revenue for infrastructure. I was just handed the words we have on that. The east coast ports alone by shipping 70 million tons. Accompanies the own, manage, export commonwealth continue with longrange plans focusing on potential for your, asia, south america. Glad to see the east coast. The coal, senator barrasso from wyoming we have opportunities from wyoming to miami and getting back to expansion. And recognized the lowsulfur content. Thank you, madam chair. Seeing such rapid change. Capability is increasing. And would you see as the role, to change the way we think about energy, change our generation needs to facilitate time shifting, move us forward to a very different kind of grid than what we have experienced in the past. Thank you. Storage could be a game change and costs are coming down, distr
Please note that were going to table the nominating committee and could we have approval of the agenda with that change. So moved. Second. Its been moved and seconded that we approve the agenda as printed except item 3 the nominating committee report. All in favor . Aye. Ayes have it. Next item approval of the Consent Agenda. So moved. Second. Its been moved and seconded that we approve the Consent Agenda as printed. All in favor say aye . Aye. Opposes . The motion is carried. Can we have approval of the march 4 Meeting Minutes except that we have a change there commissioner katie loo had a change in the minutes which says in. Should be congresswoman. Okay. Could i have a motion to approve the march 4 Meeting Minutes with that correction. So moved. Second. Its been moved and seconded that we approve the march 4 Meeting Minutes with the correction. All in favor say aye . Aye. Opposes . The ayes have it and the motion is carried. Public comment. You have three minutes. General Public Com
All our states are hit by the slew of proposed epa rules aimed squarely at the fossil fuel industry and folks that work in that industry. I would like to highlight a letter from the governor of wyoming to the epa administrator on april 28th i ask that letter be entered into the record, madam chairman. In this letter the governor highlights a study by the center for Energy Economics and Public Policy at university of wyoming entitled impact of the coal economy on wyoming published february of this year. I would ask that this study be entered into the record. Without objection. Thank you. The governor states about the study that it determined the single largest threat to wyomings coal industry is epas clean power rule. In fact, the study says that 111 d climate regulation has potential to drastically reduce wyoming coal production. Coal output under favorable circumstances decreases by 32 of the 2012 production by the year 2025. Study goes on to say even the best case of impact modeling