planning staff is working very closely and deliberately with the aidses foundation and with beginsler, the project architect to make sure the project is the best it can be. and planning staff and the project sponsor believe that project will be before the commission should this legislation be ~ approved very soon. as i said, a quick note, the legislation was supported unanimously by the small business commission and the castro cbd, the merchants of upper market and castro and the castro eureka valley neighborhood association [speaker not understood] enforced the legislation. on behalf of the supervisor, i'd be honored to have your support. thank you. >> thank you. >> so, i'll just go over specifically what the ordinance would allow. so, first, neighborhoods serving nonprofit institutions with the use size over 4,000 square feet can apply for conditional use authorization. again, to operate in the castro ncd. specifically, it would amend section 121.2 to provide for this use size exception, and amend section 715.21 which is the castro ncd controls. this makes reference to the provision

how bows gary beginsler, smart guy, gives a speech those buying new-fangled debt obligations and doing people who use it are down right idiots. straight up idiots. do it. there's nothing wrong with that. there's tons of idiots out there. talk about how the industry wants to have opaque swaps because they can gaffe clients more easily with fees. stabbing people know this. the dumber clients of which there are many more. regulators do speeches warning both managers and clients about stupid things they might do to hurt the system. that way their own bubbles and industries, they can warn dumber clients they are going to be crushed so they better be vigilant. you can't legislate more onic behavior. you can call morons out, they are doing something to put at risk with the process. tends to be captured by the industry itself. one thing about the service industry, it will not do what's responsible but most profit able. therein lies the problem, fill things out elected and nonelected officials, behind the scenes with background interviews and parties that jeopardize the system could be held at