eberling. >> i have the copies for the record; good afternoon, supervisor, i am the proceed of the toddcogroup and consortium and we're here today, including a number of our senior residents from yerba buena, because over the years the city has refused to evaluate ped pedestrian safety and the projects over that time period and including this most recent eir, the 706 mission museum condominium project. the cumulative impacts that all of these project have on our neighborhood 2,000 plus elderly and disabled residents. in those eirs the city has insisted on using methodologies that knows or should have known that failed to provide the cumulative data and perform the cumulative analyses to document the impacts of the pedestrian situation in our district. with identified specific mitigations, that would address those impacts. and undeniably, especially, the unique circumstances of the moscone convention center and yerba buena gardens that have so many large scale special events and conventions that

eberling and miss brandt-hawley. i live near the project and experience the radical growth in the neighborhood and whether we as a city have done an adequate job of planning for this increased density in terms of impacts that we have seen, and certainly this project in and of itself will only be a piece of what we have seen in this vast development. i question whether in previous eirs we have

eberling. the recreation-based area and if you could speak to that in terms of your thinking, the completeness of our eir document. >> downtown you do see monday to friday activity for the most part there are offices and businesses and can't be evaluated in the same way. normally it would be fair to look at week day analysis, where the peaks are, rush hours and coming and goes to the offices in downtown san francisco. so this doesn't fit into the standard model and so not including weekends when, in fact, this is an area, there are residents that live there all the time as you know, but the peak traffic loads often occur on weekends because that is when a lot of people are free to go to the museums and recreation areas that are offered. so that prevents the eir from providing a good-faith effort at full disclosure. >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. >> supervisor kim, any other questions to the appellants? at this time, why don't we hear from members of the public who wish to speak in supp