supervisor campos? two ayes and one no. supervisor campos: thank you. please call items #2 and 3 together please. >> motion ordering submitted to the voters an ordinance establishingpolicing policy and foot beat be held on november 2,2010. motion ordering submitted to the election to be held on november 2, 2010 establishing the community policing policy and foot beat patrol the november 2, supervisor alioto-pier: supervisor campos: that you very much. this item had to come back for an amendment, the first amendment was to split the file, and one of the files includes new language that was of originally proposed by the president. that is the reason we are here. colleagues, i do not know if you have any questions or comments about this. let's open it up to public comment. is there any member of the public that would like to speak out items two and three? seeing no one, public comment is closed. i have been informed that their preference would be that this be sent to the board not as a committee report but so that it can be heard on july 27. if we can have

supervisor campos: who is that? >> racel leonard. supervisor campos: thank you. why don't we open up to public comment. is there is a member of the public that would like to speak on these items, the appointment of these three seats? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, we have a difficult task any time we have more applicants than we have seats available. where it is clear, each one of these applicants brings a certain level of knowledge, expertise, interest, but it is difficult to decide. we do have to make a choice. i wonder if there are any motions. maybe if there is a specific individual that you would like to move forward, please make that motion. commissioner david chu. supervisor chiu: first of all, i want to thank all the applicants today. i know we have more applicants than our positions on the cac. i certainly hope all of you stay engaged. everyone who stepped up would probably have many good things to contribute to this body. and i will suggest, i have heard of miss jon through the work that she has done. she is the one person from whom

supervisor campos. supervisor campos: i do not know if i can say anything. ashley, supervisor avalos. supervisor avalos: i have something for supervisor campos. i wanted to get a diet coke for him, but i heard supervisor elsbernd was getting one for him. for me, the sound of a diet coke can opening is the sound of supervisor campos. instead, because you do such a great job looking at our city contracts, i wanted to give you a special guarantee that every contract that will come before the board of supervisors will be the best deal possible. high-value, low-cost, the most bang for our buck. no special waivers nor back room deals, multiple bidders, able to pass litmus tests, smell test, and lie-detector tests. [laughter] node jilted suitors, nor buried bodies. the finest selection process procedures, innovative programs, stand up projects come the best equipment, most efficient procedures, the most principled investors. it has also got a backing by harvey rose. the harvey rose pledge. if for any reason and the contract comes without any defense preparation for

supervisor campos: thank you very much, commissioner. thank you for being here and thank you for your words. is there any other member of the public who would like to speak? if so, please come forward. >> my name is nick, i have been a resident of the commission for 30 years. i have some serious concerns about sunday streets. i'm an automobile owner. i park my automobile on the street. in june, for example, after sunday streets, i took some photographs which i would be glad to share with you, around 11:00 on the sunday of the sunday streets. the streets there were more employees of the city of san francisco there than there were public, nonemployees. i think at some point you are going to have to re-examine the impact of this program. i'm very concerned that it's part of mayor newsom's plan to privatize public spaces, namely the public streets. and i see no virtue on a completely blind-sided anti-automobile mentality. there are thousands of automobile owners in san francisco. probably most of whom don't have a place to park but on the st

supervisor campos: we have before us a veto override the. i would like to continue this item to next week's meeting. just to make sure that we have the proper timing for this veto override. i have questions about the ability to veto the legislation itself, and would like to, when we vote next week, could we get opinions -- hell is it that one member is recused, but the mayor is not recused when it comes to approving or disapproving of this legislation? i think that would be appropriate to discuss. if we could get an opinion on the ethics commission on that, we might want to look at some other opinions on the outside. president chiu: are you making a motion to table item 33 so that item five will appear next week? supervisor campos: i would like to continue item number 33 and item number five. president chiu: according to the court, we can table item 33 and continue item 5 to next week. ist hat -- is that the case? yes? a motion by supervisor avalos, that shall be the case. supervisor campos: in motion to continue item 5number -- number five.

chairperson campos: can we go back and redo it? >> we met in closed session to discuss pending claims in litigation involving the city. the city will move items 8 through 14 through with recommendation. chairperson campos: that is correct. if we can have a motion not to disclose? a motion by supervisor mar. we take that without objection. do we have any other business before the committee? >> there are no further items. chairperson campos: thank you. the meeting is adjourned.

thank you very much supervisor campos: great. thank you very much. >> i would like to thank you for allowing me to speak. my name is sam gold. public access producer. for decades public access programming on cable tv was provided a virtual free forum for community activists, aspiring entertainers, star wannabes, as well as serious minded political activists. it was paid for out of money provided by the cable companies in exchange for wiring up our cities and towns. money well spent. a few years ago at&t and verizon and some other phone companies wanted to get into the lucrative cable market but they didn't want to have to support what they felt were certain money want to have to support what they felt were certain money

supervisor campos: thank you. any other questions? let's open it up to public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you for the presentation. colleagues, we need a motion. motion by commissioner dufty, seconded by carmen chu. thank you. next item. >> item 10. recommend appropriation of $790,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, for planning, conceptual engineering and environmental studies for the better market street project, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedule. >> please to be here this morning with colleagues from several agencies to we will introduce shortly. this is a request for the launch of a better market street project. authorities, in collaboration with other city agencies, have been working on a plan to improve markets short term and longer-term initiatives. the project would be a look at the longer-term opportunities to revitalize the corridor and improve the multi modal functions for all users, particularly all pedestrians and bicyclists. the plan and d

supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is peter. i'm a producer at san francisco public access station. i run a show twice a month. supervisor campos: speak into the mike, please. >> i run a show twice a month. 22-minute show in the flash studio live. i came down just to speak about my experiences. i would like to see the public access station receive the funds in question so that they can continue to develop the service that is they provide. i have heard different matters of controversy come up and i'm not an administrator or in position to comment on the overall rating of the services. i think i certainly am in favor of accountability and if people feel that more effort is needed to check the accountability of the organization, i'm all in favor of that. but my personal experience is that i came to the public access station a year ago when it was suffering from lack ever funds and was told that most of the service has been shut down. the added suites had been shut down. -- edit suites had

chairperson campos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is jen gilliman. i am the director of media strategies and managed the commons program at bay bak. we have had quite a year. it has been a challenge merging these two communities and trying to start of the programs at market street, undergoing a transition, getting things up and started, and trying to welcome more people into public access. that has been our goal. i hope you will look at the cover sheet and that entire report, which chronicles an entire year of good faith efforts on our part to be more inclusive with public access, to bring more people in, to use the resources the best we can, to deal with this $170,000 to pay my staff members, one of whom is funded through the stimulus jobs now program through the end of september. without these $375,000 we will probably have to let them go. to tell you a little bit about the day-to-day operations of what goes on at the station, which provide free field gear to all of the producers, whi

supervisor campos: thank you. colleagues, any other questions? great, why don't we open up to public comment? we have a number of members of the public who have submitted a speaker cards. >> good morning, supervisors. i just wanted to say cheryl is outstanding. she has been an incredible board member. she has been an incredible president in terms of leading our organization and helping build it and tried to be responsive to all. she was our star volunteer for sunday streets here we really could not have put sunday streets together without her efforts. sunday streets and all, it really speaks to a lot of the issues we were talking about earlier. the equity, the close of this, and so on. what could be seen in one way as a recreational event, with the leadership of cheryl, we really wanted to bring this event to communities that do not have a lot of outdoor recreational opportunities, so we really wanted to bring an environmental justice spin to it. we wanted to bring the opportunities to communities. much easier to

supervisor campos: thank you. your point is well taken. we try to finalize the work as much as we can but i think we are dealing with unusual circumstances right now, given everything that is going on in city hall. commissioner david chiu. supervisor chiu: i have been thinking about this for quite some time. as many of you know, i pushed forward a more significant measure dealing with this. given the debate we are having in the city, in other committees around potential revenue measures, my concern is we are very selective as a body and what we are placing on the ballot. while i think there is a lot of marriage for -- merit for, from my perspective, i do not know if this is the right measure at the right time. i think god will wait for public comment to consider what commissioner dufty is suggesting in moving this forward. i am not inclined at, at this point, to move forward without recommendations, but i am willing to hear from colleagues. supervisor campos: carmen chu. supervisor chu: the polls that will be prov

supervisor campos: david chiu? supervisor chiu: i generally agree with the chair person that we should try to do as much as possible. unfortunately, this happens to be the busiest month of the year with the budget, other items and other committees, and all the various projects, i might suggest that we pass in and out of this body without recommendation and await the briefing before the next full meeting, and then we can assess from there. supervisor campos: i would be supportive of that. why don't we open this up to public comment before we act on that. is there any member of the public that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. we have a motion by david chiu, seconded by supervisor avalos. colleagues? thank you. we have been joined by bevan dufty. next item. >> recommend approval of the san francisco safe routes to school education and outreach program for $500,000 in cycle 1 safe routes to school funds. >> good morning. transportation planner with the authority. this item start

supervisor mirkarimi: supervisor campos. supervisor campos: thank you. i want to add a couple of points. i do welcome all the comments made in public comment and i agree that we need to make sure we do this right. that said, i also think that we need to do this project -- we need to move this project forward expeditiously, and i don't think we have to sacrifice the quality of this project to -- and move it forward at the same time. the other point that i will make is that to the extent that mr. fenn or any other consultant has concerns or issues about what lafco is doing or not doing, then he has an obligation to let us know, and he has an obligation to let us know directly, not through any other channels. and his failure to do that would actually be a breach of contract, as far as i'm concerned. so if there is a concern or anything that he thinks that lafco needs to know about what we're doing or not doing, then he is contractually obligated to make that clear to us directly, and i expect that from him if that's the case, thank you. supervisor mirkarimi

enormes sacrificios tuvo que hacer lucy campos para abrir su restaurante en maryland hace 4 anos. con 6 empleados, quiere abrir franquicias, y usara 1 nueva ley en ayuda de los pequenos negocios. lucy campos, restaurante la brasa 12;13:37 "eso me ayuda a mi a reducir impuestos, nos ayuda a poder reinvertir el dinero, abrir mas fuentes de trabajo, abrir mas restaurantes." el presidente obama promulgo este nueva ley es el acceso a capital. henry aldana, aldana y asociados 11;46:23 "han aumentado los limites de los prestamos y creo que van a poder acelerar el proceso de los prestamos. 1 ejemplo el prestamos llamado microprestamos subio de 35 a 50 mil dolares, que creo que muchos de nuestros empresarios pueden beneficiarse. el prestamo expreso subio de 300 mil a 1 millon de dolares. y los prestamos generales subieron de 2 a 5 millones de dolares." tambien se permitira recortar impuestos para los que adquieren nuevo equipamiento. "si no lo buscamos no lo vamos a encontrar y si no lo pedimos, no nos lo van a dar. tenemos nos

campos aye. chiu aye. there are ten ayes. supervisor chiu: this ordinance is passed on the first reading. roll call for introduction. >> first on long call for introductions, president chiu. supervisor chiu: i just have one quick item, which has to do with one of our colleagues entering a new decade, officially joining the ranks of the middle-aged, and a number of us, and i know, have a couple of quick presentations we're going to make through the course of roll call. i actually was able something that i hope reminds supervisor campos of one aspect of who he is in case he forgets. this is a book of lawyer cartoons, and i know that sometimes he may occasionally forget that he is an attorney, make sure he does as well, and the rest of the public, so i wanted to say happy birthday to supervisor campos. happy 40th. with that, we have a little book of lawyer cartoons for you. [applause] >> supervisor chu. supervisor chu: thank you. i'm going to reserve my gift until a little bit later because it will not make sense until a little

chairperson campos: can we go back and redo it? >> we met in closed session to discuss pending claims in litigation involving the city. the city will move items 8 through 14 through with recommendation. chairperson campos: that is correct. if we can have a motion not to disclose? a motion by supervisor mar. we take that without objection. do we have any other business before the committee? >> there are no further items. chairperson campos: thank you. the meeting is adjourned. the meeting is adjourned. [horns honking] [siren wails] announcer: big dreams and goodrades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. [gavel] president peterson: good evening, and welcome to the september, 2008, meeting of the board of appeals. presiding is vice president kendall goh, frank fung, michael garcia, and chris hwang. president peterson is not here tonight. i mdc give director of the board. we also have secretary

echo manos de la sátira para llamar la atención sobre la situación de lo trabajadores del campo >>> apoyo el proyecto de ley para legalizar su ta tus migratorio. los campesinos sufren y no tienen derechos declaró. en el único momento que salió de su programa. en una audiencia en el congreso. >>> espero que muchas persona aprueben ver su programa. y van a tener mejor idea de lo que sufren los trabajadores agrícolas. y la mayor de ellos claro que son inmigrantes indocumentados. ? mostró como trabajó 10 horas en la acoso ja de verduras en una granja de new york. bajo el programa tomen nuestros empleos. el sindicato de trabajadores agrícolas que exhortas a estadounidenses a trabajar en los cultivos, solo 7 están trabajando. >>> no soy un fans que el gobierno haga algo. >>> tenemos que hacer algo porque no regresaría al campo >>> en tono de sátira dijo estar extrañado que más ciudadanos no se estuvieran matando por hacer esa labor. los republicanos dijeron que los estadounidense no quieren hacer trabajos duros. y catalogaron la presencia de colberg en el congreso como poco serei. d

commissioner campos: thank you. i just want to thank you for coming forward, and i had an opportunity to sit down with you, and i thought you were very well-informed, very prepared, and very thoughtful about the role that lafco not only currently place but that it could potentially play, so i just wanted to thank you for the. thank you. commissioner mirkarimi: i just want to echo the comments of my colleagues. very much appreciate your interest, your background and your commitment to san francisco, of course in the southeast sector of san francisco. i would very much and i think we would very much like to work with you in one capacity or another. thank you. >> [inaudible] commissioner mirkarimi: i tell you what, let's go ahead and hear from our other applicant. then i will bring up public comment. >> thank you. and thank you for the opportunity to apply for this position again. i have been a public member on lafco for the last 80 years. i think almost as long as lafco has been around in this form. i am -- 19 outside

el abogado mark silverman...graduado de la universidad de stanford, se ha dedicado a orientar en el campo legal la lucha por leyes de inmigracion mas benevolas y justas...su premio se lo dedico a su abuela, quien vino hace 100 anos de rusia a estados unidos unidoscuando le pregunte usted porque vino, baba, ella me conto de la persecusion de los judios y es por eso, grabado en mi corazon que me identifico con los inmigrantes el premio bicentenario tambien fue entregado al supervisor de san francisco david campos....el, un inmigrante de guatemala llego como muchos, sin papeles, pero, con determinacion ha estudiado en las mejores universidades del pais. hoy en dia, no para en su empeno de lograr una reforma migratoria integral no hay limite en lo que uno puede hacer si uno se pone en su mente a hacerlo si uno trabaja duro y si uno no se olvida de donde viene, de sus raices, una vivienda y un techo decente para los campesinos, ha sido una de las luchas de aurelio hurtado...por 35 anos el ha trabajado para mejorar la vida de los campesinos en la zona de napa, y a ellos dedico su pr. premio. al

supervisor chiu: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: just a quick question to the chair. i'm just wondering if there are any comments or thoughts from any of the other members of the budget committee that heard the item? supervisor chiu: supervisor avalos? supervisor avalos: i would back up the comments of supervisor elsbernd in terms of the bid that was made and the r.p. that went out. the process for it i think was sound. we made our decision on the contract based on a process that was sound. there was a discussion, some questions about the current operator of the keef -- the cafe. she felt she had put in capital to the cafe and was not getting proper reimbursement from the city. that was a question raised in committee. the response from mr. john updike was there is, but it is minimal. i think there is a concern that that is not enough. i looked at the contract, and my staff look at the contract. there didn't seem to be any language in the contract that talked about any recome pens for capital that was clearly stated. i felt like the process was sound for us to move it

congreso por su presencia, le agradecemos mucho. >> teresa serrano que lleva 43 años de trabajo en el campo, cree:. >> no lo comprenden, porque mucha gente no nos ve como humanos sino como herramientas de trabajo. >> además se habló de la disposición de los estadounidenses para trabajar en el campo. >> se dice que se recibió más de 8 mil solicitudes formales, pero hasta ahora solo 7 personas aceptaron el empleo. >> a partir de noviembre las tarifas de servicios migratorios aumentarán, entre ellos el trámite de residencia, la solicitud de ciudadanía se mantendrán. >> no es justo, pueden haber otras maneras, de poder sacar más dinero y no exprimir al pueblo. >> sí nos esforzamos porque necesitamos los servicios de inmigración. >> el servicio informó que con este ajuste pretende regularizar su dñficit. >> tenemos el reportaje desde la capital del país. >> activistas guatemaltecos fueron a la capital del país, para pedir que se apruebe el tps. >> ahora de que conseguimos algo, al menos conseguimos ser escuchadas. >> es que a casi 4 meses que guatemala solicitó el tps, no ha hab

que vinieron a los campos agricolas de estados unidos entre 1942 y 1964.--para exigir el pago que se les dedujo y nunca se les regreso, el proximo miercoles habra una protesta en la ciudad de mexico, justo al cumplirse 68 años de la llegada de los primeros braceros. --la canciller alemana dijo que si los paises pobres no son bien gobernados, por mas ayuda que les brinden las naciones ricas, nunca saldran de la pobreza.--el seÑalamientoo de "angela merkel" surgio durante la cumbre especial de la "onu" concluida ayer, donde se revisaron los objetivos del milenio planteados en el aÑo 2000 para combatir la desigualdad.--se estima que america latina cumplio el 85 por ciento de esos puntos cuya fecha fatal es el 2015 y que incluyen reducir a la mitad el numero de personas que viven con menos de un dolar con 25 centavos al dia.--el sudeste asiatico reporta el 95 por ciento de avance. pasamos con un adelantod de los deportes.. se jugo otra jornada mas de la concachampions y el monterrey esta noche comenzo mal un partido pero estuvo estuvo a tiempo de enderezarl

victor ramirez ganóuna plaza vacante en el senado estatal will campos, tambien logro asegurar la nominacion democrata para la junta del condado de prince georges.... y la delegada ana sol gutierrez asegur nominacion democrata para un periodo mas en la camara estatal de delegados en maryland.. por otra parte, rushern baker gano la nominacion democrata para ejecutivo del condado de prince georges, y tambien es virtual ganador porque no tiene contrincante republicano... el pais ingreso a la recta fina las elecciones noviembre con el cierre de comicios primarios... el movimiento conocido como el "tea party" fue el gran ganador..na de vencedoras de la velada fue la comentarista christine o'nnell... en el pequeÑo y liberal estado de delaware, la vencer al postulante del ala moderada, el ex gobernador mike castle... impulsar la reforma migratoria, que podria ser antecedida con la aprobacion de la denominada ley del ensueno..congreso y nos trae su informe... despues de meses de lucha, recien hoy felipe siente que no camino en vano desde miami hasta washington en busca del d

hillary ronan is from supervisor david campos' office. thank you very much, gracias, for being here. >> [speaking spanish] >> i have worked for over 20 years in the community. i think this legislation is very important, especially for black teen mothers. i work with latino mothers and families to get home and are very tired and purchase fast food. >> [speaking spanish] >> as immigrant families with little time, we run to the first food that we can find, and often times, this food is fast food. we are finding our children are every day more and more obese. we support this legislation that is co-bonds of by supervisors mar, chiu and campos so that our children have access to a healthier foods. >> gracias. supervisor mar: thank you. >> thank you. >> [speaking spanish] >> i am a member of the women's collective. i want to thank supervisors mar, chiu, and campos for sponsoring the legislation. i am obese, and i do not want my children to come obese. i want our children to have access to salads instead of hamburgers, to fruit, to milk. we often

la policia de alexandria virginia esta buscando al indigente salvadoreÑo marcos campos de 40 aÑos de edad quien presuntamente habia atacado a rias personas practicamente quedo practicamente destruido de la polica de alexandria virginia es aqui en esta zona boscosa que se encuentra a mis espalda donde el salvadoreÑo marcos campos quien ha sido afanuntas victima puede llamar al detective victor ignacio l 703 5193491 recuerde las autoriades no estan dagando el estatus migratorios de cualquier testigo en este caso en alexandria virginia jose angel aguirre univision organizacionesa favor de la innmigracion ultiman los detalles para la marcha programada para el 2 de octubre, en washington... la concentracion pretende subrayar la urgencia de una reforma migratoria... la marcha nacional que lleva por nombre "una nacion trabajando unida", partira desde el capitolio hasta el monumento a lincoln... y buscara congregar a una cantidad de personas que pueda llenar el national mall.. la meta es movilizar a estas organizaciones justo un mes antes de las elecciones de medio m

. >> yo prefiero que sea natural como los grandes del mundo, una fallita en el campo. >> ami me lastima mi espada y rodillas, pero en invierno si lo hacemos, a,que brindaremos lo mejor. >> el clima todo es como en casa, y estar cerca de tu familia . >> y en españa , el ex tñcnico de la selecciñon de mñxico , se dice que es un rumor para llamar la altención y los yanquis de nueva york son derribados, kurtis qanderson , 2 jonrones , yanquis 0 atlñticos 0 los partidos de exhibiciñon de la nfl se juegan en seattle , los forty ninteen , un gol de campo, 17 -14 ganan los fortys . >> gracias edgardo. >> momento de hecharle un vistazo al clima. >> que tal amigos , algunas lluvias para carolina del norte y del sur , pero huracán earl no tiene gran imnpacto en el país , mañana se siente el calor , las costas con algunos nublados , mañana nuevamente en los valles en los 90 y en las costas en los 75, conduzca con cuidado, desciende la temperatura por en san josñ hasta los 85 grados el domingo . >> y a+ adelante las mujeres podrÍans enrique rodriguez la clave para sacar al país de la r

supervisor campos. >> good morning, everyone. i do not know how to speak in catalan so i will speak to spanish. thank you for everyone for the work that you have done. i appreciate the fact that throughout this process the mayor has made it clear if we are going to have a sister city relationship with any city, it needs to be meaningful, not in name only. in these economic times, it makes sense for cities like san francisco to reach out to places like barcelona. if you look at the history of what has happened between not just the cities of barcelona and san francisco, and the region of catalonia and san francisco, it makes sense. we established a region sister russia shed with the region of catalonia. i want to thank the group freinds of gaspart. the president of the organization could not be here but they have been trying to foster relationships, not just between san francisco and barcelona, but the entire region. the mere talk about the commonalities, the economic ties. there are many other ties. there are works between the mus

i renominate commissioner campos. so approved. public comment, please. none, public comment is close td. >> item number 10, extension of contract for the council. >> we had a contract with miss miller and her long firm to represent the legal counsel and the executive officer. she cannot be here today. she went to the doctorx"b and e found out that she had h1n1. she decided to stay home. i wanted to say from a staff perspective that she has done a very good job since i have been here. i recommend that we continue her contract. there's one thing i want to point out, we are asking for more money for her in the upcoming year. we might need her assistance from a the co-counsel side -- from a legal counsel side. we might need extra attention turned to the money that will be spent will not be coming from the general fund. this is money that is good to us from the puc. this is where the legal counsel will be needed. that is what the staff recommendation is. >> thank you. i did have a quick question about this. i am ok with approving something that provides us a

. >> supervisor campos. supervisor campos: i simply want to recognize it -- i will be introducing a resolution that deals with a very serious issue, many of us may know that a 5000 californians make suicide attempts each year. nine die every day from suicide it here and in the bay area. 30 residence's jump of the bridge each year. since 1937, when the bridge was open, more than 1300 people have jumped to their deaths. i think that most of us are aware what work the assembly men -- an assembly member has done for years trying to convince the board to essentially create a suicide barrier. after more than 70 years of debate at 1300 lives lost, there was action taken and we are very pleased. they are available to anyone in san francisco and in the bay area. the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district construct a suicide barrier that the board of supervisors recognizes september 22 will be known in san francisco as please don't jump day to raise awareness about suicide prevention and the public hea

supervisor campos: thank you. you know, i am not someone who has a history that people who have bet on the board have, and i certainly don't have the history of involvement on this issue. from my perspective, i don't know that i would choose this specific design. i do think that supervisor avalos and supervisor daly have a point about where the president is in terms of the rest of the board. i don't think the person should be higher than the rest of us. be that as it may, what i am interested in is how do we make the entire chamber accessible. beyond the practicality which is important, there is a symbolism that comes with making every area accessible, whether it is used by the president or an area that is used by the mayor. i think that accessibility is important, whether you have a member of the board that will benefit from that or not, i can see how the community -- that symbolism is something that is very meaningful. i am not interested in beginning a process, even after the end. i can see how maybe it would r

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motion by supervisor campos. seconded by supervisor dufty. colleagues, without objection, these items will be continued to the 19th of october. madam clerk, could you call -- i have been reminded that i need to ask for public comment on that. let me first rescind the vote for the motion to continue. motion rescinded by supervisor campos and seconded by supervisor dufty without objection. motion is rescinded. are there members of the public that wish to speak on whether we can or should continue these items regarding bernl heights until october 19. seeing none, discussion is closed. without objection, it shall be continued. madam clerk, if you could call items 24 through 27. >> item 24 is a public hearing in persons interested in the planning commission's august 12, 2010, certification of a final environmental impact report for a proposed office project located at 222 second street. item 25 is the motion affirming the certification by the planning commission. item 26 is a motion reversing the certification by the planning commission and item 2

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