so i just see character affordability and increasing the land cost in cole valley.o i would support supervisor mandelman's, expansion of thell and also limiting, these large dwellings two 3000ft!s, not 4000ft!s. so i'm gary peterson. i also live on stanyan street. you know, we have such unique neighborhoods in san francisco where we're fortunate and people are attracted to them, and that's why they move that if you come into a neighborhood, you were its unique qualities and what the neighborhood has to and tearing down a house and building these homes is taken away fromnow mark and i and some of our neighbors, we've all we've remodeled our homes in the luckily, everybody around us has been very tasteful and respectful in what they did with their homes. they they original style of the home neighbors. we actually were able and double the square footageithin the footprint. so i think people, if they want to model, modernize it, you know to do it. but i think with a clever architecture, they can neighborhood and maintai and the character of the neighborhood support of t

so i would support supervisor maelf the sud to cole valley and also limiting, these large dwellings, 3000ft!s, not 4000ft!s. so thank you. i'm gary peterson. i also live on stanyan street. you know, we have such unique neighborhoods in san francisco where we're are attracted to them, and that's why they move in. i just feel that into a neighborhood, you were most likely attracted by its unique qualities and what the neighborhood has to offer. so ng and tearing down a house and building these homes is taken away from that neighborhood character, kno, mark and i and some of our neighbors, we've d our homes int years, and luckily, everybody around us has been veryt they dd with their homes. they they honor the original style of the neighbors. we actuallyful of and double the square footage just staying within the footprint. so i think people, if they want to expand their home remodel■Ñ, modernize it, you kn, they have the right to t. thinkr architecture, they can be respectful of the neighborhood and maintain the contour and the quality and the character of the neighborhood. so i'm all

. >> it's the gym near his cole valley home four to five days a week. it's been over three decades since this middleweight division bodybuilder started competing. in those days charles was charlene, a heavily decorated physical specimen, an elite level athlete with the bling to prove it. >> then you get to these. >> i got the real thing. >> wow. >> lot of work, six months worth of work and then the diet. >> but away from the spotlight charlene just didn't feel right. >> i decided to make that leap and i was 56 years old when i made the decision to transition and, you know, it was tough. >> reporter: how many surgeries are we talking about? >> let's see. probably about six surgeries to get to the body that i want to be in. there's a chest surgery. then there's the bottom surgery. >> reporter: seven years later at age 63, charles bennett took the stage as a man and to no one's surprise, picked up trophies at a transgender competition in atlanta. that was 2018. >> i didn't have to wear the posing suit. i didn't have to wear the top. i just could be myself

so our ncds like nc one which i'm not sure offhand if we have nc one here we might in cole valley, themums are numeric, just like our residential dist and the four plex ordinance does not apply there it does. so in our nc three districts you can build more units. but again, it's numericacrolled. okay. yeah. and looking at this, justing map pulled up it looks like there's nc one. there's for sure nc three there's two, there's, r2, r3 r1 three and upper market nct. so there's a there's a pretty diverse swath of different types of zoning districts. some are density d controlled. okay. thank you. e proposed ordinance? all of them. s even in an nc rm so even inthree, your building maximums could still only it's unit per unit per unit. correct. and we did look aat when we were analyzing this. it's fairly rare that we have a proposal for a especially a single family home in an nc three district especially of a 3000 or more square footage, limit. and so this is per unit is the thing to remember here. and i think that's particularly important. the fact that it is shifting over to covering more

they say it's been happening for years around laurel village and in the inner richmond, and cole valley. the woman has been arrested six times this year. the latest was last month, but she quickly returned to the streets. >> police can't force her into mental health treatment. it's an issue that we run into with a lot of folks in the city who are suffering. >> something needs to change. i mean, we have to do something differently then what is it that we need to do differently? >> people who have encountered lacie say she has become increasingly aggressive. the public defender's office says they are working to get her support, the support that she needs. >> new developments out of the south bay where late this afternoon, santa clara county announced its purchase of regional medical center in east san jose. the move maintains the area's only trauma center and is considered a major victory for community members. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more. >> savor and see. coffins carried by community members were just some of the sites that could be seen outside regional medi

the inner richmond and cole valley, and they are fed up. with images of the woman who goes by the name of lacey. we're showing you this image because san francisco police say she poses a threat to the public. a judge has issued a new arrest warrant for her. people who have encountered lacey say she's become increasingly aggressive. san francisco mother jenna p says that lacey screams and chases people and their children around city parks, threatening murder and shouting other vicious attacks. jenna says it's been happening since 2020. lacey has been arrested six times this year and the latest was last month. but she keeps getting released back onto the streets. >> police can't force her into mental health treatment. it's an issue that we run into with a lot of folks in the city who are suffering. >> if that's the case, then something needs to change. i mean, we have to do something differently. then what is it that we need to do differently? >> neighbors created fliers initially to post in city parks to notify people about lacey's actions,