commissioner john trasvina, commissioner alex lundberg. and we expect commissioner j.r. eppler shortly . also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls as the board's legal assistant. al and i'm julie rosenberg. the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. tina tam, the deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department. matthew green, deputy director, inspection services for the department of building inspection, and chris buck, urban forester representing san francisco public works, bureau of urban forestry. the board meeting guidelines are as follows the board requests that you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellant's permit holders and department respondents each are given seven minutes to present their case an

okay john trasvina. thank you, president swig for following up on the previous matter. and it would be my hope that we can schedule a further discussion agendize it for next week's meeting rather than january. thank you. is there any public comment on this item you can provide public comment now. okay . mr. green mentions in his letter to you of two days ago, which i just received this morning, that we had a pleasant talk, which we did at the building department, and i always have pleasant talks with mr. green and i learn things as well. i was there to meet with code enforcement. so since he brought up the words code enforcement, i will tell you that they are the ones who told me, oh, look, here is the direction to the world from the building department. it says revision to regular permit typed out for all of us to read from the building department. if your permit was issued and you need to make revision as it later says, if it's from the board of appeals, as revisions from this board, you must apply for a new permit. so i have every right to be questioning as a non-att

commissioner john trasvina, commissioner alex lundberg. and we expect commissioner j.r. eppler shortly . also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls as the board's legal assistant. al and i'm julie rosenberg. the board's executive director. we

she wrote landmark opinions on abortion, affirmative action in john trasvina is a former dean of usf the continuation and ultimately the end of affirmative action. as we know as we know it, but also on on young women and on everybody. >> o'connor's first job out of law school was deputy county attorney of san mateo. san mateo, d-a's office posted this on formerly twitter, quote, we mourn the loss of former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. a stanford law grad in 2014 inductee into the san mateo women's hall of fame, who before the first female justice, got her first job as a lawyer here. liz lee san francisco entrepreneur and mother, shared this message on x about meeting the supreme court justice. years ago, quote, when you're 16 years old and they let you spend an hour with sandra day o'connor for taking first in the nation for constitutional debate. but it stays with you for a lifetime , i'm rip. justice o'connor, before and after o'connor stepped down from the supreme court. her career included hearing cases in the ninth circuit in san francisco in the newsroom. suzanne

john trasvina is the former dean of usf law school. >> she has had an impact not only on the court in the continuation and ultimately the end of affirmative action. as we know as we know it, but also on on young women and on everybody. >> o'connor's first job out of law school was deputy county attorney of san mateo, san mateo, d-a's office posted this on x, formerly twitter. quote, we mourn the loss of former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor, a stanford law grad in 2014 inductee into the san mateo women's hall of fame, who before the first female justice, got her first job as a lawyer here, liz lee san francisco entrepreneur and mother, shared this message on x about meeting the supreme court justice years ago. quote, when you're 16 years old and they let you spend an hour with sandra day o'connor for taking first in the nation for constitutional debate, it it stays with you for a lifetime. i'm rip. justice o'connor, before and after o'connor stepped down from the supreme court, her career included hearing cases in the ninth circuit in san francisco in the newsroom. suzanne