ago on the same project with part of the same issues that we face today in a manner that we call dejavo u.s. all over again or a variant on the play same time next year. >> the communities should be informed in total ity they are allowed to see what is to be built and for the last 2 years we have not been able to to do that. once the project sponsor abandoned the plans immediately after our signing the agreement, she took 6 months to come up with a new set of plans we found out about in april and there after 7 permits have been issued on this job. the net effect for us has been that basically the fundamentals of the agreement since this is the oldest building in calhalo's neighborhood our neighborhood 125 years old, it is part of a very historic district of similar historical resource buildings our family home being next door on the south side side 2845 broderick and has both a social and arc arc tech turl history and what happened then in april was a set of permits were beginning to be issued and we discovered that that the original plans for the building with defect defective and that the

. >> this is almost like dejavo u.s. for me. >> we're in a new era. i know -- this is the same ace i'm just out here but what looks so dÉjÀ vu i seen this before. here we are now with a new era -- anyway, so what i'm here to stress is my purpose in this whole arena from this point on out is simply -- i want to know bottom line. i'm putting together a mechanism that we all could have a win-win situation historically. now, i've been videotaping these types of events for over 20 something years. many didn't think i kept records many thought i didn't have no film in the camera here i am now, i'm i'm 60 years old. i got kids and they got kids so that makes me a great great grandfather and i'm a little emotional right now i see the same old scenario and it's it's no one's fault here it was put together years before we were here and it's still going on. now, i don't know how to express other than i'm heartened after 20 years of seeing all that of urban renewal in the fillmore and how they removed the negro in that phase. here we are 20 years later i'm here t