. >> i'm shocked that someone in noe valley hearing the noise from bayview. how did they narrow it down to this noise? >> you may know about that. this is not the first time -- this has happened many times in the past from that specific location either pier 70 or midway because it's so close to the bay during those foggy nights. it can kick up the hill and that's all of a sudden, the only place where sound is being heard and complaints are happening. >> i remember that one. >> pier 70 and midway had these issues before. that's why we noted the fog. for whatever reason, it's a limit that helped carry it. tony, do you have any idea? >> no. potentially the residents have lived there for a long time. they've heard it before maybe during beyonce or other events. that's why myself and the manager and a sound -- someone from the sound department, we went up there and listened ourselves and were texting the other staff members to turn the volume down and up. then collectively, we agreed that, this is coming from the midway. for a moment, it could be just a car. in my

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the low to mid 80's today upper 70's for santa rosa while low 70's in petaluma, sandra fell in noe valleyyou look ahead in our next 7 days shows tomorrow's conditions as well as thursday's a bit cooler. also a brisk wind that may keep those jackets on hand even into the afternoon as you venture out to enjoy these once friday temperatures warm up winds come down. really great way to start the weekend, saturday and sunday. we'll keep that going with even warmer of conditions next week looks to be warmer just as dry and looking at heightened fire danger likely kicking off on monday. reyna john, thank you for that. we are busy out there on our highways like here in richmond. >> westbound, 80 at cutting boulevard. we had an accident there. they just cleared the lanes. as you can see, we're seeing some delays as you're traveling along 80 a good alternate san pablo avenue. or you can wait it out. now. also a traffic collision. this is out in livermore just off of the road here. 5.80, north vasco road all lanes are blocked there. again, we're looking at your commute as you head into the city bump

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my name is brian sherman, i can live in noe valley. i'm a resident, not a business owner.but shared spaces has been really great for me. i would really urge the supervisors to support the proposed plan. i love the conscientious approach to equity and safety in the proposal. i think creating a permanent, legal path forward will do a lot to ensure compliance and to kind of standardize things. i also really hear the concerns of privatization of public spaces and i would love to see reserving some or all of the parklets for public use, kind of clarified or improved, especially with being enforced. the other benefits accruing to the public like in terms of permit fees, additional tax on revenue and additional employment, it really makes this feel like a net-positive for the city as a whole to me. also the city feels like a lot more of a community than it has in the past, in a lot of neighborhoods. my fiancee and i really love this and would love to see it continue. thanks so much. >> clerk: thank you. we have 72 listeners and 37 left in queue. next speaker, please. >> caller: h

my name is brian sherman, i can live in noe valley. i'm a resident, not a business owner. but shared spaces has been really great for me. i would really urge the supervisors to support the proposed plan. i love the conscientious approach to equity and safety in the proposal. i think creating a permanent, legal path forward will do a lot to ensure compliance and to kind of standardize things. i also really hear the concerns of privatization of public spaces and i would love to see reserving some or all of the parklets for public use, kind of clarified or improved, especially with being enforced. the other benefits accruing to the public like in terms of permit fees, additional tax on revenue and additional employment, it really makes this feel like a net-positive for the city as a whole to me. also the city feels like a lot more of a community than it has in the past, in a lot of neighborhoods. my fiancee and i really love this and would love to see it continue. thanks so much. >> clerk: thank you. we have 72 listeners and 37 left in queue. next speaker, please. >> caller:

we're being asked in noe valley, being asked in other parts of town to do what we're doing here, so iwould be supporting the addition of an a.d.u. in the basement, and i'm also supporting retaining the ground floor. the upper units will be sufficiently larger than anything that has typically been existing in this building, and that makes, i think, the request for taking d.r. so much more necessary. thank you. >> president koppel: commissioner chan? >> commissioner chan: thank you. i was wondering if i made ask the project sponsor mr. wilson a question if he's available. so we received in our staff packet a response to the d.r. application on september 2020, and i was really encouraged to read that once the project is completed, the [inaudible] to be offered for the first time in decades as a rent controlled unit. can you speak to this and whether it's your intention to rent the unit as a rent controlled unit. >> i'm sorry. i'm having trouble understanding. there's a lot of echo. >> commissioner chan: okay. i'm happy to repeat my question. so, mr. wilson, we received a response from th