before christina olague, comes up, if you could turn knock yourself out? i want to thank you, supervisors mar, cohen, and wiener for putting this on your agenda. senior action network has received some money to engage in this effort, but the collaborative, the sro collaborative, and the chinatown collaborative did not actually -- they were relying on the funding that they already received, so i want to send out special thanks to the efforts of josh, joyce, abnd -- and serrie. i do not want to repeat what ms. guillen said, but i do want to mention that the official policy in san

before christina olague, comes up, if you could turn knock yourself out? i want to thank you, supervisors mar, cohen, and wiener for putting this on your agenda. senior action network has received some money to engage in this effort, but the collaborative, the sro collaborative, and the chinatown collaborative did not actually -- they were relying on the funding that they already received, so i want to send out special thanks to the efforts of josh, joyce, abnd -- and serrie. i do not want to repeat what ms. guillen said, but i do want to mention that the official policy in san francisco is to encourage seniors to age in place. they are looking at ways to treat policies. they compiled some studies they did in single occupancy room hotels, and the paragraph that was highlighted their, it was to support them to age in their own homes. they are providing housing that allows older people to allow -- to remain in the mmunity. however, they do not have the means that because of hazardous physical environments is a particular risk for entering institutions. when

christina olague has been important in this. hopefully, we can all work together. i know dbi is really willing to help this. this has been helpful in resolving this. we just need more people and more money. thank you. and i just wanted to mention that viera has been working beyond belief on these issues for years on issues that relate to seniors and disability. there were some concerns about when the code enforcement issues take place. sometimes there is displacement of people with disabilities and seniors, and we want to make sure that it does not encourage when they going to make these improvements are upgrades that it does not lead to the evictions and that some sensitivity should be given to that. supervisor mar: colleagues, i want to thank others for stain for the entire period, and we hope that the grouping of senior and non-profit groups have come up with recommendations that we continue to look at implementing all suggestions. i knew implementation plan was something we talked about in the beginning, but i know that will take time, and i really applaud you

i am christina crawford, here to comment on 2011-02 88 c. this is 2320 chestnut street. president olague: you would like that pulled? ok. when we call the project, you can comment on this. >> i will be notified of the new date? president olague: we will hear it right now. jonathan -- is that it? >> thank you. at 1517 irving, commenting on item three. i would like that pulled as well. >> thank you. >> my name is michael lebeck and i'd like have removed, item 2.0, -- >> this is moved. so far, items three and four on the consent calendar will be heard. is there any public comment on the other items? which -- do you want to come to the mic? is this one o fthose we will be hearing? >> i couldn't hear you. >> we pulled 155, 5 irving street, and the chestnut street item. >> no. >> ok. >> you have to pull it. if you comment on the consent, they are removed from consent calendar. so, if you'd like to make a comment, we have to pull this. >> yes. this is item 07-0c. >> we will pull that. we will hear it today. you can comment on this item. >> right now? >> no. >> thank you very much. >> is there n