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Current proposal as it stands. Thank you. Thank you very much. Next speaker my name is andrea [inaudible] i live in glen park. I just want to make a few points. I really appreciate you all keeping your eye on this issue. And trying to keep the gg nra honest on this and representing us in our interest. I dont its okay for a federal agency or state agency or any other agency to make agreements with the city and break them. That is what the gg nra is proposing to do by eliminating recreation as a primary mandate for the area that we go to visit with our dogs, our families, that we love to walk in...

Frank dean is not here, im really speaking to the choir here. What i want to do is talk to everyone here and everyone behind me, i think we should be pushing to take our park back. Some imagine that earlier. They are our parts did we pay tax. We live here. We are citizens. What know what more do we need . Federal government is not listening. They gone through this process several times and they just dont get it. So challenge our supervisors within very awful and supportive and everyone behind me as many of us are protesters and volunteers that its time to take back our parts and take it to the...

Decades, as you so well pointed out. There are some great things that have already been said. Just the other thing was, obviously, im particularly interested in fort [inaudible] is really just a huge dog park and i think its so important that we keep it a place for dogs to run off leash and enjoy being a dog. Thank you. Thank you very much. Next speaker thank you supervisors for having this name. My name is shelby watkins. I came here in 1954. Having grown up in the Richmond District and the sunset district i have fond memories of playing [inaudible] ocean beaches whilst fort [inaudible] espec...

The more so on this important issue. I come to you from 2 perspectives. One is as a native whose spent all my life looking at the parks of our parts and see life that give us our unique civility. [inaudible] tog on my heart that this was a major loss for our city. For the reasons so many have spoken. The loss of civility that we find at ocean beach and other places where people can freely linger. My 2nd perspective is as the attorney who is principally involved in the litigation that forced park service to engage in the public input process. That was important for another reason. That may give...