i'm robert garcia i'm with the tenants association. we live in the lower knob hill historic hotel and permeate district which has been forgotten. it's the most accidentally populated area. it's an historic district in 8 scare blokes we have 2 had the and 83 buildings. we're sandwiched between a area called the tenderloin not on any official map and knob hill union square and polk. this is a massy district it was built in case there was another fire storm and it wouldn't burn. it appraise this workforce for union square and for the financial district. it is in the neighborhood called downtown civic center. it's market street on the south bush street on the north and stockton street on the east and franklin street on the west. 50 thousand resident only 4 thousand of children. we have in our area the lower knob hill the historic district no supermarket no park. the only park we had was union scare they turned into a plaza. we feel like we've on forgotten and this should be the show place of the city. and we've been around over 20 years bu

i was kajtd by an alarmed jean about the size and bulk and also about robert garcia who had a southern about since there's been an all shop there if the e pollution around that. this the the pulp neighborhood commercial district. may be one step anti where the van necessary plan meets it. there's nothing like this anywhere near the district. sequa denies infidel but doesn't say that anything designed is sequa. one thing says accommodated impact of successive if the projects over the same type. there's one even larger planned a block away like polk street and 65 height would be overtaken by the van ness plan. another thick is a significant effect if there's a reasonable possibility there can be a large van ness plan scale which is appropriate for van ness impimping on this low-rise area with low alleys. for in fill is also says it has to comply with the regulations which it certainly doesn't. it does not comply with the priority plan with the neighborhood preservation but the other half of that policy is neighborhood preservation and are mandatory that those be, you know, considered the