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Two bills back together. But we made a very strong, powerful point throughout the entire debate about ending that unholy alliance between rural republicans and democrats. Just the decoupling is something that i think is a strategic goal of the policy. Absolutely. That was big time with that first time it had been in 50 years where they had been split for at least going through one body of the congress. This lady. Yeah. Part of the bill, is there any incentive in there for companies to work with ...

Im director of the Virginia Center for civil war studies. So our first speaker tonight and ill just introduce each speaker in turn right before they speak. So our first speaker is dr. Sarah jones wixel and she and her phd from the university of chicago. Shes now the director of research and publications at the American Historical Association in washington dc. Shes also an expert in the material culture of the civil war and most especially clothing and thats the subject of a book shes working on ...

American Historical Association in washington dc. Shes also an expert in the material culture of the civil war and most especially clothing and thats the subject of a book shes working on right now clothing in the American Civil War era one. Im very much looking forward to reading when it comes out. And were gonna get a taste for scholarship and this subject tonight with her lecture and title clothing people for war over to you. Thank you. Well, thank you so much paul for the invitation to parti...

Harder to gather signatures. I think you know colleagues what happened there were very heavy books that were circulated to collect 31,000 signatures to qualify to place the measure on the ballot to reverse our decision last year, the first referendum on a board ordinance to qualify in more than 20 years. Now given this measure has qualified i think the city will incur massive cost for these handbooks and supervisor wiener and i introduced legislation to reduce the material required to be in the ...

Discussions in terms of mayor, two thirds of the board of supervisors, the Retiree Health Care Trust Fund board, that again has its fiduciary duty to the retirees of those assets and i believe the controller as well as the actualal and someone out of the political system and not to mention the controller as well, not to mention the Board Members of the trust fund that have different duties than we do. I understand if we just put in there that the mayor and the board of supervisors could change t...

Memorandum that wouldnt inform anybody but unfortunately at the time the developer wanted the full text included to make it harder to gather signatures. I think you know colleagues what happened there were very heavy books that were circulated to collect 31,000 signatures to qualify to place the measure on the ballot to reverse our decision last year, the first referendum on a board ordinance to qualify in more than 20 years. Now given this measure has qualified i think the city will incur massi...

Okay Public Comment is closed. Thank you. The have questions local visitors throughout the bay area will stay overnight because of sporting things and i understand their categorized under locals. Yeah, we have a study that shows it we have about 10 percent they typically do that on weekends when theres fairs and festivals and sporting events will attract people. Yeah. I think thats a market we have to try to build as much as we can sometimes when hotels have vacancy theyll be on. Whats your time...

Do a lot more expenditures but i dont have those numbers i know that folks who visit from new york spend here. When you talk about the underserved . Such as the midgets such as a the richmond we serve and neighborhoods that we serve with hospitals. A lot of times the people come in and they have to stay near the hospitals. Thats another need. In the plan or in the process in midgets bay but no, the Richmond District how much ridership there are and car uncle. I live along the f line corridor we ...

Between 2010 and 200179 we lost 2 billion in direct spending because the center was not big enough to generate the business. Moscone center will recovery money from that. Currently were at capacity for our conventions. They cant grow anymore and sometimes they lose business because they ant accommodate the expectation pr and were looking alternative sites. Losing our convention would have a significant impact. When a major Convention Comes into town it impacts business some folks cant come back ...

District how much ridership there are and car uncle. I live along the f line corridor we have probably the highest rate of air arrivals of any cities in the u. S. A lot of times in the midwest theyre driving the visitors but we have them in by air. And they take taxi or use Public Transportation like the rails or trollies or whatever but they use Public Transportation here in town thats what we need to think about in terms of how the transit and what we look at. Thats why transportation near the...