that street i'm talking about is divisadero street between gary and sutter. i went there to see my doctor and i was amazed how bad shape the street was let alone the curb cuts are too high and sometimes my vision goes bad where i need the yellow, i don't know the strip, but i know you smart people do, the yellow strip with the bumps on it so i know i'm not running off into the curb into the street. i ask the council members to please look at the streets on divisadero between gary and sutter. there are a lot of people with disabilities who go see their doctor at ucsf or moint zion. it's only fair that we can go there to see our doctors. thank you very much and god bless you. >> thank you very much. >> carla, did you have a response? >> i just want to let the public commenter to know that we will log that for existing curb ramps to be built and to make sure they are a safe path to travel. physical truncated domes or detectable warnings. >> yellow bumpy things are just as good. >> it's a good description. [ laughter ] >> any further public comment? seeing none,

i'm amy the founder of neighbors with the divisadero it is women's histories month i hope you'll join me in making history as someone born as a abstain woman and cares about the historical improvements not to be wiped away i came here and started to speak about the harding theatre i heard from shelly her last name i can't say who is talking about the historic resources of san francisco she's determined that the new proposal for the harding theatre to put 9 condos adjacent to the stage and destroy the mechanic room is not w5e6r79d an environmental review you have to know the history of what's been going on at the harding theatre that is a collection of photographs of all the actions that have hadn't in 2011 in support of increasing and enriching the 127b8 development if any neighborhood it was in 2003 the property owners purchased that for $1.3 million they wanted to destroy it was pushed back and the neighborhood actism and wanted to destroy the stage that got pushed back and they let it sit there this is person i didn't want to be saying no, not in my backyard to the condo i want to

(calling names). >> maybe they've respond. >> amy. >> hello, again amy of the neighborhood for divisadero for the sustainable development and this falls into the extinguishing part and sustainable part we need venues in order to support our local artists and musicians and great to be joining in today with senator edwards legislation i want to remind everyone here that supervisor breed which she was campaigning to district 5 came to my event at the harding theatre she campaigned at my event so it's great to see she's supported night life it will directly benefit the haergd theatre project that will insure if there recent condos built there that the people that are moving in won't be able to complain about the hooergd as a venue when this stage is in full operation it will hopefully be sooner than later and on a personal level i he was the born in berkley but raised in santa fe my first show was at the super chunk and saw a small band when i was at uc santa clara and the independent as a designation one of the only designation points of divisadero and that's because of the redevelopment tha

right now the way it's drawn from third to van ness and the northern station moves west to divisaderoe the primary changes in the neighborhoods and of course wooem -- we'll hear your concerns and we'll tell you what those changes mean. >> if i could recognize deputy chief staff paul henderson's from the mayor's office and my colleague tiffany sutton from the prosecutors office. thank you for being here. >> good evening, commissioners. chief suhr, my name is robert sullivan with the bayview station. it's an honor to have you here today to talk about the proposed changes. as the chief mentioned there is only a minimal change of the current proposal to the bayview district. bayview is one of 10 police districts. the only other people that is larger is the taravel district. our district currently has five sectors, five areas of geography to which we assign the officers. the area that is in question that we'll talk about tonight is what we consider the bayview one cart. what will happen is we are northernmost boundary which is currently cove when the giants

so by way of background supervisor breed starting to look at this issue because of the venue on divisadero called the have understood a night life venue in the neighborhood and facing the prospective the rad major building being converted into condominiums on the side and back they were concerned and supervisor breed was concerned the new neighbors in others retains might complain and put the tenant in a position to do additional sound tests or cease to have live music so supervisor breed wanted to look at how we accommodate the arrange growth near the night life venues particularly in neighbors neighborhoods there not residents we see residents in the south of market that were previously nor commercial and light industrial we've got to be able to accommodate about uses just to put a finer point on this we've seen in the last couple of years a large number of popular night life venues guest of businesslike club kokomo and the sound factory the bottom of the hill is facing pressure from the nearby development and the lexington club my close and looking at the elbow room in upper market so t

i'm amy the founder of neighbors with the divisadero it is women's histories month i hope you'll join me in making history as someone born as a abstain woman and cares about the historical improvements not to be wiped away i came here and started to speak about the harding theatre i heard from shelly her last name i can't say who is talking about the historic resources of san francisco she's determined that the new proposal for the harding theatre to put 9 condos adjacent to the stage and destroy