i'd like to know if anyone studied how many millions of dollars this city spent dealing with fajita-gate and the outcome and the turn over in the department and all the investigations and all the lawsuits. i managed to find out that two of the officers in that case settled it out of court for $65,000 or $75,000 each. but i have yet to learn what the city ended up paying because of that fiasco and what is it going to cost with the -- all the cases that were dismissed because of the lab result, the lab problems, the cases where the officers entered without a warrant, the cases where officers knowing that they were in the wrong actually walked up to a camera and covered it. how much more obvious do you have to be when you're doing something and one of the things you do while doing it is cover up a camera that's taking a picture of it?president mazzuccr public comment? public comment concluded. >> item 5, to vote on whether to hold up and 6 in closed session. president [return 23:18] >>it item 8 is the germans. any public comment? we are adjourned. good night. >> the san francisco cons tri o

i can't help thinking about fajita gate. i don't think any fajitas are going to be stolen if this project goes in cal hollow or the marina. as far as crime goes, i mean, i don't think that's a factor. i think this project helps folks, and this is a way to help the community come together. thank you. >> members of the commission, my name is steven cook. i am a former board member of larkin street, but i'm also a resident of the cal hollow area. larkin street operates over 10 residential sites throughout the city, and i believe that those operations and sites are considered to be good neighbors in each of their neighborhoods. i believe that the edward hotel operation will be a good neighbor to our neighborhood. i urge you to support this project. thank you. president olague: thank you. is there any additional public comment on this item? >> i don't know if she's coming up or -- no. president olague: seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to at this time acknowledge the mayor's office on housing. usually we acknowl