divisadero. -- oak and divisadero. we're trying to revive this corner, and we did with the business we have. it is a big eyesore and problem with the look at this boarded up place, tag across the street. it is nice to hear that somebody will fork up the money and build. the fact is we cannot go in there because the city and not give us money for it. i like to have a gallery, coffee, something of culture, but it is not going to happen. when my employees need more money and tips, they depend on local businesses. these businesses coming in will help our business. as a neighbor, maybe i could see a small community bank, but it is not one to happen. we like a bank to be there, does not matter if it is chase or wells fargo. i own the business across the street, and i think it is a big insult to the city that we have to go back five times to check on the square footage of the place. maybe the plan checkers should be checked themselves. thank you. vice president garcia: excuse me. what is the name of you

if you look at divisadero, it's seen a complete renaissance. set out when i set out in elected office we will reclaim divisadero from the neglect that had been chronic by making sure we will turn divisadero into a culture destination. it's become that to the point hipsters are complaining. and in the lower haight, lower haight is batter up. we're going to do the same thing for lower haight. fillmore is in transition period because a lot of people don't understand that in the fillmore and japan town, for 45 years, this area of our city known as redevelopment e-2 project area was governed by a different agency than by city hall, a redevelopment agency. their land use and zoning code did not comport and did not reflect our own san francisco planning codes. operated by a very different government system in fillmore and japan town for 45 years. that period expired in january 2009. previous to that period, created some of the most significant upheaval in transformation in the fillmore and in japan town. we're now dealing with the after effects of tha

the in down from divisadero all the way into gough street.t entire stretch starting at 9:00 a.m. will be shut down. northbound webster is closed from geary to ellis. several leans close along gough street, especially south and from all zero. take a look at the procession. the funeral mass starts at 12:30 p.m.. after the services, the procession will move as likely as many 500 vehicles, possibly 500 fire units involved in this recession. they will process through san francisco heading south on gough street, a short jog on market over to valencia street and a short trip on valencia to fifteenth and fifteenth over to dolores. basically that will stretch from dolores down to san jose avenue, that is likely your best place for viewing. they will then get on to interstate 280. that is what we'll have a freeway closure. continuing down from san jose avenue to the serramonte exit. take a look at my traffic map. you will see the closure will be in effect from the 1 1/280 interchange down to the sir monty interchange south down. that closure is in effe

from goff to geary and eastbound from divisadero to goff. the procession will end at the cemetery in colma. we will carry the funeral live tomorrow on the california nonstop channel on comcast 186 or digital 11-2. that's beginning at 12:30 tomorrow. >>> police are on the lookout for a suspected bank robber tonight. santa rosa police say 30-year-old kelly keating walked into a bank of america, handed the teller a note saying he had a gun and that he wanted cash. police used surveillance photos and witness statements to identify keating. investigators say keating may be driving a light brown-colored 2006 chevy pickup and that the plate may read 8v as in victor 22243. if you know keating or if you have any information, you're urged to call the santa rosa police department. >>> people due to leave san francisco on a sea princess cruise tonight are boarding a little late after the ship had to undergo extra disinfection. on its last voyage, which ended may 30th, 128 passengers caught nor o'virus, which is a gastrointestinal illness that causes vom

believe they got this place -- they did not leave by choice, and i understand that they are on divisadero now. they were disappointed about having to leave that place where they work for several years. also, i was a little disappointed that the project sponsor was -- did not do extensive outreach. i called the staff person because i walked by on monday after receiving some calls from community members who said they had not been contacted by project sponsor on this item. the one thing that i would like to inform project sponsor of now -- they did -- it did not have to, but they have done extensive outreach. they have been in the community for several years. they are a few blocks up. i think around 21st and valencia. and tacolicious did extensive outreach to the neighbors are around the community. as did the person who is opening up the new orleans-style restaurant/bar. they did extensive outreach. i got bogged by them several times. we all got invited out to the site. they had neighborhood groups and neighbors meeting and everything else, and when i called staff to find out what out -- pla