no loitering. the mta has r timed and metered parking space in front of the primacy. -- in front of the pharmacy. >> what the new meters would do would not be affected by that? >> those are the ones that i would choose to have incorporated. >> do you have those? >> i am not enough. that gives us only three votes. we should probably hear from the commissioners. >> i will accept the conditions. >> do you want all conditions including the parking? >> i would. if this is feasible. if it does not take away a parking place the. >> i'm not concerned about the parking. why not just ask the captain to provide you with a lift -- a list. for >> in which case, i would vote on it. >> there are things that are not there in that brief. that would require that we have another hearing and we allow public testimony. >> if this is to adopt findings, then yes. sh>> you have the list before y. >> we recommend this to the owner and the owner. the green zone is a drop off. >> we do know how to write that up? >> that woul

no loitering. graffiti show be removed within 72 hours of application if the graffiti occurs on a friday or weekend or holiday, they shall remove the graffiti within 72 hours following the beginning of the next business -- weekday. the interior lighting maintained will make the appearance and conduct of all persons discernible in that portion of the premises where alcoholic beverages are sold or consumed. exterior of the premises will be equipped with lighting of sufficient power to make easily discernible the appearance and conduct of all persons on the premises. the position of the lighting will not disturb the normal privacy and use of neighboring residents. they will not make structural changes without prior approval from the department. the sale of alcohol beverages for of sale is strictly prohibited. the sales and consumption of malt beverages is prohibited. this will be a wine bar if approved today. supervisor avalos: how was the condition on the hours received? >> he was receptive. he under

she had been loitering that day, and she is not eligible for city housing, so she ends up leaving try and moving to virginia. this is the problem with the ordinary in justice. there are collateral consequences, and we end up paying for them as taxpayers. we pay for them because people cannot get a federal grants for loans for school. they go on welfare. they do not get to go to their jobs. these are the hidden cost we rarely see. why do they love him so much if he was doing these things that are against the law? the bottom line is when hank saw of lawyer cared about the client, he would make an effort to help that lawyer, said there is one woman who is a prostitute, and she had a lawyer who keeps doing her case pro bono. she keeps getting arrested for prostitution, and each time he tried to get her help, but when no one was looking, that is when the worst thing happened. there is a guy who is the town drunk, and his name is john casey. i met him, and he was drinking an enormous 10 of the year. it was of vero -- enormous can of beer. it was unfaia barrel. he was thrown into jail. casey

and restrictions on loitering, there are also percentages of the alcohol and wine, and only 6 fax, so you cannot buy, like, a single beer. you have to buy them in packs so people would take them home as opposed to treat them in the parking lot. because of those restrictions and strong sentiments because of the lincoln park neighborhood area that has been without anything filling that old safeway/albertson's spot, i am supportive of your conditions and is restricted approval, and i also see this not as a precedent, but more on a case by case basis and encourage various stores to work closely with your office to make sure it we are protecting the public's health, but i also support supervisor avalos' suggestion that we need a broader city-wide policy that works with chains and other stores to limit the number of licenses in the future, but i am supportive of this conditional approval. supervisor avalos: another concern i have is in the same building the same lot. fresh and easy will be there, and they will be able to sell every item of alcohol -- with alcoholic content cvs will be selli

they don't allow any kind of loitering. they have been great neighbors to us. and it really is so much better than having a liquor store or another problem or another restaurant or bar in our neighborhood. i have been working with the captains from both the tenderloin and the central divisions and i have been successful in getting some of our neighbors to turn lights on at night and we're really working hard at getting people to talk the awnings down and not relying on the police to do everything for us. they have been wonderful neighbors and i just wanted to say that on their behalf. thank you. president olague: thank you. [applause] >> commissioners, i am terry from st. louis, missouri, and i moved here for medical marijuana. i'm a cancer survivor and tired of taking pharmaceuticals. being able to meet grass roots, it decided where i was going to live. i live around the corner from where they're at. their presence, the upper tenderloin, at that particular area, their presence actually stabilizes that corner. as does the officer was saying, it does, it's the r

comprehensive plan or if some of the neighborhood partners have come up with something that would quell the loiteringnd violence that happens on this corner. anderson and is an important transportation hub. i understand it is an important transportation hub. >> that is a key component of that. we have worked with some of the merchants associations. meta runs a market on a weekly basis that creates a reason for people to go there to shop. looking at more things like that is a good idea. that would be the role of the merchant community in the area or some of the other community groups to do so. supervisor cohen: there's going to be an amphitheater or stage area? >> it was sort of a conceptual design. that was the idea at the time terry of -- that was the idea at the time. many of the issues are related to the alleyway in the picture. you can see there is a big fence right there. it is not an open, visible space. it attracts the wrong element. to open that up and make it more accessible will make it safer and more comfortable. two more specific projects. one is on folsom st.. it is lane conversion from

and it was time for a noise relaxing loiter. at the post besides. lie down the. no no on your stomach but one leg here why. so he's going out and. apparently while flown also requires a natural flexibility to spread your legs like a human. bus i was determined of those tiny little talk we're not going to get the better of me. idea of a little bit of norwegian blood in me. now this ball of biathlon could definitely get used to. but i think i have to work on my posture. ok this is what. they're here. it's definitely a useful skill to have with the snow district on the ground but i decided i'd be better off walking to my first destination. now the horse has always had a special place and more davey and culture traditionally more as a beast of burden or a means of transport than anything else but. local farm has been doing something. and that's all down to animal entrepreneurs aleksei i used to work as a vet but at one point some of my colleagues and i decided to start a farm producing commis which is for mensa members milk we've been operating for just over two year

about the effect of children and service providers about drug sales on pill hill and traffic and loitering. we also heard about police staffing challenges in the city generally, which we all now. and come the pharmacy is expected to make $10 million in sales in its first year. additionally, the appellant was misinformed when she called asking after the permit and was told that this was the other permit. the time line is questionable. for that reason and the other reasons stated here tonight and in the other hearings that they did act in bad faith. this needed to done before the plumbing was done. all of the electric work listed here was done in a day. this doesn't sound credible to me. first the time line issues, the intentional undervaluing, and the other things that were mentioned here today make me conclude that the applicant act in bad faith. i would vote and overturned. >> i am simoleon inclined and we wanted to see that there is legal representation that would make a difference. there is time that the work is being done. the amount estimated and the start up a summary of 100,000 whic

apartment building on 17th street through the lobby door with busted lock under the sign that says no loitering past the mildew that curdled your brain up 3riccety stairs belly up below the broken window. in bed the mattress on the floor he shares with his older sisters johnitto will dreechl a baseball glove or the perfect tail for a kite. [inaudible] 24th street with the one seed always frozen near the bottom. but the family needs more than dreams that's why my mom, sisters travelled by bus pulled by something stronger than destiny to this 2 room battleground of survival. this minute as he treads mission mama in the apartment on a sewing machine, zig-zagy threads fine as spider webs running down pants late into the appeal yellow hours of her seemingly endless nights. the 2 sisters with fingers delicate as ballerinas stitch beads tiny as drops that will sell for hundreds of dollars of which they will receive 25. the baby will be in the cardboard crib. and lost in dreams thick as cataracts will be chanting prayers to my an gods after an alter of bee's wax candles and pepsi soda bottles. the insc

people loiter on the corner. i cannot imagine it is going to be any different. i am sure they are going to take safety measures. i do not think the can pull it off. -- they can pull it off. i am sure they have done things in seattle, but we have no idea whether the neighborhood worked in is anything like the neighborhood we are talking about now. we know they worked out the permit. but apparently that is a moot point that they are doing that legally. no one seems to care. everyone is going on about the impact is when to have on the neighborhood and how the community organizations are for it. the community itself showed up here at all the previous hearings in force, definitely stating they did not want this in their neighborhood. they do not want to see another outlet for drugs, or even just a potentially gathering place for people selling drugs. there are people on the street using and selling in front of apartment buildings. i have seen people shooting up, blood dripping down their arms, right in front of a residential entrance. they do not care. they are there