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Program, the shanti project, positive research center, applied aquatics institute, San Francisco publicity club, and we also appointed him as a board to the lgbt aging task force where he was a very productive member. Stu was extremely active in shanti and served four terms as board chair. He helped keep that organization strong. Shanti was a key, key part of his life. Recently he he chaired the executive council at the San Francisco para transit coordinating council. He was also serving as the executive director of tin pan alley productions and he wrote a column for the bay times. He hosted s...

Supervisor tang . Tang aye. Supervisor wiener . Wiener aye. Supervisor yee . Yee aye. Supervisor avalos . Avalos aye. Supervisor breed . Breed aye. Supervisor campos . Campos aye. Supervisor chiu . Chiu aye. Supervisor cohen . Cohen aye. Supervisor farrell . Farrell aye. Supervisor kim . Kim aye. There are 1 ayes. Those items are approved. [gavel] and could you go to item 12 . Item 12 is a resolution to approve an agreement with the nonprofit Owners Association for Administration Management of the renewed and expanded propertybased Central Market Community Benefit district for a period commenc...

His volunteerism, has worked in the community, including the james [speaker not understood] spirit award, the [speaker not understood] award from sfmta and the kqed local hero award in 2013. Stu was unique in our community. Ive never met anyone quite like him and this is a huge loss for our community. And, so, i request that we as a board adjourn in his memory. The rest i submit. Thank you, supervisor wiener. Actually, if we could do that me fa in memoriam on behalf of the full board that should be the case. [gavel] thank you, mr. President. Supervisor yee. ~ thank you, madam clerk. Colleagues...

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