under the environmental caught act issues as a categorical exemption for the proposed project at buchanon treat to demolish one of two existing structures on one shared parcel and to construct a new four-story eight-unit residential building with eight bicycle parking spaces and one accessible vehicle parking spate. item 31 is to affirm the determination the project is categorically exempt from further environmental review. item 32 is the motion to conditionally reverse that subject to the adoption of wr written findings and item 33 is the preparation of findings. >> supervisor: we have before us the determination of exemption from the project at 3620 buchanon street in district 2. we'll be considering the accuracy, sufficiency and completeness of the planning department's environmental very review for the project at 3620buchanan street. without objection, we'll receive as follows up to 10 minutes from the

. >> supervisor: we have before us the determination of exemption from the project at 3620 buchanon street in district 2. we'll be considering the accuracy, sufficiency and completeness of the planning department's environmental very review for the project at 3620buchanan street. without objection, we'll receive as follows up to 10 minutes from the appellants or representative and 10 minutes for support. up to 10 minutes for a presentation from the planning department up to 10 minutes for the project's sponsor or representative and two minutes and two minutes for appellant or appellant's representative? is there objection to this plan? the public comment period is now open. supervisor stefani do you have opening remarks? >> i'll reserve my comments until after the hearing. >> supervisor: i'll ask the appellant to come forward and present your case. have you up to 10 minutes. >> hello, honorable mem percent -- members of the board of supervisors. i representative the home soccer for the development located next to the project. the project will demolish a garden house located on a historic l

. >> this is what pat buchanon who once himself ran for president said this, as of today, the unannouncedunner joe biden appears to be the last man standing between sanders' socialism and the democratic nomination. doug? it is clear that the activist base of the democratic party, the donors, those who work in campaign, and frankly, those who speak the loudest, are on the far left. many being socialist. it's also true there's a sort of silent majority in the middle of moderate liberals, but they're not the ones speaking out. i think joe biden doing a poll this week was 20 points or more ahead of president trump would be an ideal nominee. so i think it's going to be tough to nominate him given the attacks he's taken and what is sure to come. what's worse, he knows that's what's going to happen which is why he's delayed the announcement as long as he has. >> sylvester, what do you make? we heard a lot as doug brought up, david talked about, reparations. but we talked about abolishing i.c.e., the electoral college, the green new deal, open border, the list goes on and on. are all those candid

is a long time in politics and i was around in '81 when bush had 91% and in december of '91, pat buchanonnd gets 37% of the vote and in the new hampshire primary and it is the beginning of the end for george bush 41. >> so i assume you're a pats fan and you know something about comebacks. 80% in the next year is quite a comeback. let's look at your stances on some issues. you support gay marriage. lgbt rights. >> i was out there by myself for 20 years on that issue. i started my first term in office. >> abortion and marijuana and you call for cuts on spending and taxes and oppose trump deportation policies and socially liberal but fiscally conservative. >> that is an understatement. i was voted the most fiscally conservative governor and it would be nice to have a economic conservative in office i say to republicans. >> but you're running within the republican party, a party staunchly behind this president -- >> i'm running in the republican primary and in states like new hampshire, massachusetts and 18 other states, anybody that wants to can vote in the republican primary. they have to b