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findings. how much to ask jeff buckley, brad bishop, and richard made to come up. thank you. >> supervisors, my name is jeff buckley, the director organizing with the tenderloin housing clinic. i will allow the members of the public to comment on a lot of the things that have been put forth by the department of public health, but i would like to say, without a doubt, we do not feel that two inspectors for five under 30 sro units could even remotely be called an adequate response to the...

been, nationally -- the chicago summit occurred this time last year because of the infestations in new york, other major cities on the east coast. there was a recent training that i helped staff. many of the community members were there as well, trying to learn the new signs with respect to new treatments. i mentioned heat. recently, at a conference, and an elderly woman in a wheelchair come up to me and she was concerned about the use of pesticides. perhaps some of these other tools c...

hospice care, nursing homes, public transportation, commercial real estate, retail space, student housing, shelters and traditional housing programs. lastly, i would recommend a california state structural pest control board update its licensing requirements for pest control operators to place a greater emphasis on bedbug identification, prevention, and control. i think if we do all of those things, if we go from being general to specific, to actually enforcing code, rather than recomm...

able to react in a timely fashion and also to look at the material -- movement of materials in the building. the city attorney and i had a discussion recently with a city operator about setting up a heat room. this was a for-profit hotel, and it seems to be working. their incentive is they are spending a tremendous amount of money on the total rehab of the building. i will not mention it by name, but this is something we want to encourage other hotels to do. when management clears a ro...

able to react in a timely fashion and also to look at the material -- movement of materials in the building. the city attorney and i had a discussion recently with a city operator about setting up a heat room. this was a for-profit hotel, and it seems to be working. their incentive is they are spending a tremendous amount of money on the total rehab of the building. i will not mention it by name, but this is something we want to encourage other hotels to do. when management clears a ro...

encourage other hotels to do. when management clears a room and are moving people to another location, they need to be able to address the movement of personal items from one location to another. the other thing that should happen immediately in both coasts is -- i am not sure in the health code -- but in the housing code, it is not required that mattresses are free from infestation have in case the covers. we are starting to put that in our notice of violation. that one is a no-braine...