Call items it through 4. Those are the consent calendar and those will be acted upon by a single vote and any content item can be removed. Anyone want to serve any items. Seeing none, would any members of the public we dont need any Public Comment . I have a first and second the consent calendar is approved without objection. Thank you next item. Item 5 recommended state and federal program this is an action item. Thank you very much. Good morning aaron this item startsz on page 45 this is the state and legislative packet for general prince for advocate for council participation. The 2014 program is with our partners at the sfmta and the other agencies throughout the region. This year, the program is similar in some regards to prior programs for preventing revenues for transportation and seeking new revenues and maximuming new controls and have the gas reduction goals. The biggest opportunity as you mark it is looking good for transportation and it has shifted to the cap and trade reve
Seeking consensus thank you. Y0rd cap and trade with respect to those measures as well as seeking new state funding for Affordable Housing this is new on our Elective Program but something its increasingly important and we want to make sure we have support between Affordable Housing and transportation. Finally, well be getting support for bicycle programs and for number one infrastructure like education that are rising to the top to help protect bicyclists and pedestrians. At the federal level it will be for the transportation bill it expires on october 1st, well be continuing to work with the Mayors Office and the other stakeholders to advance the priorities in that area. With that, if you have any questions, ill be happy to answer them about the legislative program and mark will talk about the things happening at the state level a little bit a question about the new federal transportation funding. I understand part of the program is the advocate for federal funds for the San Francisc
Look at ward 8. Everybody sellin drugs, they cant get jobs. Yeah, im sayin marion barry helped create the problem because he was on drugs. Thats a bad role model. Barry barry barry were talking about a piece of history, folks, marion barry, Martin Luther king. Wave your hands, blow your horns, wave your hands, blow your horns. I met marion barry i think in 1968. He was taking a lot of chances. People werent taking chances durin that period. For a black guy, durin that period, you really had to have balls to do it. And he had em. When marion came to washington d. C. , he came into a sleepy southern town. White business, white political power, white everything ruled the city. The city was like a plantation. We didnt have elections. No mayor, no city council. We couldnt vote. Congress controlled d. C. Control of washington d. C. Was about one person, thats representative John Mcmillan of south carolina. He was a racist. And so that guided all of his politics. He used the district in ways
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