. >> hello again, dan weaver, i'm speaking as the executive director of the ocean avenue association, the cbd that just completed its first year of operation on the street, before the cdb was created, i was convinced that the trash on ocean avenue and all over san francisco has been around since the gold rush. i'm not so sure about that anymore but i know we're working on this issue and it's not unique to this location and there are some locations that by the grace of mother nature gets the trash and this area particularly seems to be one of those places, i know what they're like, my neighborhoods is like that, the plan to sweep the street is one of -- it's one of its management plan goals, managing the landscape as well as planting wherever we can to improve the situation, i'd also like to mention that when this proposal came to the ocean avenue association board meeting, there was unanimous enthusiasm for the project and for the sponsors and i also think that they're going do -- they're involved, they're interested in the neighborhood, i think they're going be working with us just l

>> good afternoon, commissioner, my name is dan weaver, i'm speaking as a resident, one who was involved in the long effort to replace the clubhouse recreation center buildings at this site and that was disappointed that playfield couldn't be included, one of my concerns is the lighting and to explore that, i was given a tour of the crocker amazon playfield by dan mauer and the other project sponsor from the non-profit organization involved here and i found the lighting tor quite sphere yor to other lighting i've seen in lights, not to mention other street lights i've seen in the city, and although it provides fine lighting for the playfield, the sidewalk surrounding the playfield are not overly lit, there's no light intrusion at all so there's nothing coming through people's windows who live around the project and this is lighting that is needed at this location for when the playfield are not functioning to provide safety to the periphery sidewalk areas to the park. given that experience and that research, i think that this project is appropriate and would be well welcomed in the neighb