-0 note -- goodman-owned property.at happens over and over. we say "community," win maybe there were 10 people. there may have been five people, and five people, and it is just unacceptable, and if i were sitting in your seat, it would be personally unacceptable to me, and i would be knocking on those doors. [bell] supervisor maxwell: is there anyone else who wants to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, with the amendments as a whole, without objection? so moved. [gavel] and then the legislation, so moved. [gavel] we had hundreds of people in attendance, not attend, so, again, thank you. -- not attend -- not 10. all right, madam clerk, item number four. madam clerk: item number four, updating the community facilities and infrastructure fee and fund. supervisor maxwell: if you want to comment, this item is not out of planning. >> this is a 50-page document, and just to let you know what i am talking about, should i stop? supervisor maxwell: i was wondering if we should have planning, b

we know the goodmans are here for special consideration.at at the planning commission. we feel like that disrespectful. out's disrespectful to what we've worked on with our bayview neighbors, and what we see is that this rezoning, what's in front of you, represents progress. we don't want to go backwards. as supervisor maxwell recalls, the home depot proposal would never have gone through any kind of public hearings if the neighborhood hadn't appealed the declaration of environmental impact. as a result, what we got from home depot is a smiment for local hire, a commitment for a program, traffic mitigations and other project improvements. and that was worked on not just by the burnell heights neighbors, but others. we don't want to go through that process again. that was a divisive process, and that only entrenches deeper divides. what we have here is a proposal for neighborhoods to work together and came through a process of neighborhoods working together. i like i said, we don't want to go backwards. want to make sure we go forward and ho

last but not least, if you turn to exhibit d, it is a proposed plan by the goodman family. the most logical place an

last but not least, if you turn to exhibit d, it is a proposed plan by the goodman family. the most logical place and location for a grocery outlet is on the lots, which are opposite of the existing lowe's.

my not police sergeant dave goodman heard the call and went to take a look it looked almost like. something out of the country for film it was just a large cloud and it just appeared to be rolling towards my not. far . and that one one one here murder but. i am going to. start goodman needed his gas man but it was at home inside the poisonous cloud hard cold wind of my driveway nine one one emergency work no they had my swat gear in the garage it up anyway. and i got my family out of the now they were in extreme panic. and my kids were up for six and eight years old at that time to your daughter twelve they are not my kids in the background so they were all concerned. and i know my wife has said several times that she was scared that she was either going to sit there and watch our kids die camerino parents or i thought she was going to die in front of our kids. bad work try going to the neighbor but going outside was the worst thing to do we're all over the place we don't know where we're going to and mike johnson fled their home and got lost but they got lucky lundeen family resc

last but not least, if you turn to exhibit d, it is a proposed plan by the goodman family. the most logical place and location for a grocery outlet is on the lots, which are opposite of the existing lowe's. the other types of usage zone, which we believe to be feasible, are in fact neighborhood-serving retail. first, we would like to see the lot be included in the rezoning, and second, to some of our concerns and what our suggested revisions in the red light ordinance, is to ensure that something like this that we had in the plan which we think is feasible should be developed. commissioner miguel: thank you. is there additional public comment on this item? if not, public comment is closed. commissioner borden. >> commissioners, before you start, all of you standing in front of the door have created a fire hazard. if you could look to the other side of the room or find a seat in the room or go outside, we would really appreciate it. thank you. commissioner borden: if i could ask someone to come up and talk about these issues that were just raised. >> certainly. commissioners

representing the goodman family who owns a large number of areas subject to this rezoning, including almost 50% of the area identified as opportunity sites as well as the property where ibm lowe's recently opened. -- as well as the property where lowe's recently opened. it is a key actor to bay shore boulevard, but the surrounding area is underutilized and needs a coordinated development plan. we met with supervisor maxwell earlier this week, and we appreciate them first of all proposing this reasoning, but also hearing and working with us and we look forward to continuing that dialogue. i would like to go over some of our suggested provisions, -- suggested revisions, which are in the letter i submitted, and i apologize for the late said middle of that letter. -- the late submittal of that letter. the red line is some of the ordinances we would like to see. first, we would like to see some revisions on case street at the top. we would like to see it read that while green home- improvement uses are desirable, they are not the only practices that will be permitted, so we do not necessa

. >> eric goodman, a member of the parcmerced action coalition. i wish to extend this to the january 27 date as an organization formed in parcmerced is forming. you have students going on holiday. there were limited comments from people able to attend, listen, and learn about the documents. i think the entire series of documents is extensive. you commissioners have problems with the size and scale of the documents presented to you. i do not see how you can rush through this into hearings without giving the community time to go through these documents adequately. i am an architect and a savvy person with the computer, and it was difficult for me. i do not see how a lot of people who have full-time jobs have the time and energy to go through this during the holiday season. president miguel: thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is dr. foster. i am appearing as an individual and on behalf of janis norrington, the oldest longtime resident of parkmerced. this includes a map of the united states geographic service, which indicates that parkmerced is one o

there's independent media that seems to be growing modestly i listen regularly to democracy now and amy goodman for example at pacifica radio it needs to be expanded because these these media don't represent advertises they represent news now so i mean you turn on them and say gee why haven't i heard that on n.b.c. or c.b.s. why in this little station it's because they're not representing their advertisers they're representing news and i think that that's the that's the essential difference now in the media from what you're saying it seems like a bit of a hopeless situation here in the united. it's is there any possibility of a revolution here in this country where the people actually were votes against these against us corporate domination well inevitably cycle turns in american history and people say enough is enough i thought the bailout of the crooks in wall street would fulfill that enough is enough but i've seen people who are more demoralized and less able to organize but one of these days will be a few billionaires who put a lot of money into thousands of community organizers network th

several properties within the study area that are owned by -- under single ownership by elements of the goodman family, and the letter will acknowledge that there is certainly an opportunity to look at those sites for and support a potential catalyst development of some of the commercial activity that could involve some vacant pdr properties that are adjacent across from lumos street. the supervisor does not feel at this time that it is appropriate to modify the district because the concept has not been part of the community dialogue over the past year, but she is supportive of further community vetting of that idea, and she would be happy to have a conversation about that moving forward. i would be happy to answer questions after your staff presentation. commissioner miguel: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm here representing supervisor david campos. our office and supervisor maxwell's office have been working for well over a year on this bayshore corridor project to develop a plan to revitalize the corridor. while we have at times had different approaches, even talk about diffe

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. >> aaron goodman. i am speaking on the transit issue you spoke about, commissioner moore. i find it a very important thing throughout the city with the housing project being pushed through in all districts of the city. where are we seeing a sincere effort that major infrastructure projects in a lot of areas where we have low and middle income areas, such as the mission, along the 14 muni corridor or 19th avenue or geary boulevard -- how are we going to deal with all this housing being built throughout the city if we cannot do the transportation first? it reminds me of a story called "the biggest house in the world" where it keeps growing and growing and pushing and pushing, and eventually, it is stock because they cannot go anywhere anymore. when are we going to be a planning commission that is going to adequately address the transportation needs of a whole city? you may not be able to do it as individuals. we may not be able to do it, but we are getting there. if 19th avenue is locked up, merced is blocked up, the mission is blocked up, geary is getting to that point. the

. >> reporter: he worked for colombia records with legends like benny goodman.ded the performances on disks for himself and stored them in his garage. that's where savory's son, eugene, found them after his father died in 2004. at first, his family thought they were worthless. >> one person wanted to come in and just fill up some dumpsters with all the junk in the house. >> reporter: restoring the audio is a daunting task. doug pomeroy is the doctor on call. as a specialty audio engineer, he has the task of cleaning and digitally restoring the recording. >> i've encountered a lot of the disks that really sound just beautiful, like they were made yesterday. >> reporter: 70 years has taken a toll, though. >> i don't think this will be playable. >> reporter: because of water damage, it's estimated 25% of the disks will never be repaired and about half will never sound as good as the originals. pomeroy says it should take ten months to complete the job. but, for eugene savoy, salvaging the collection is a tribute to his father. and his legacy. >> it was a, you know,

. >> aaron goodman. i am speaking on the transit issue you spoke

. >> reporter: savory worked for columbia records with legends like bennie goodman.ded the performances on disks for himself and stored them in his garage. that's where savory's son eugene found them after his father died in 2004. at first his family thought they were worthless. >> one person wanted to come in and just fill up some dumpsters with all the junk in the house. >> reporter: jazz historian loren calls the collection historic. >> there are performance by virtually every one in here of tunes they never made a record of. >> reporter: there's billy holiday singing an uptempo version of strange fruit far different from the recording she released a month before. >> ♪ the strange fruit. >> reporter: but restoring the audio is a daunting task. doug pomeroy is the doctor on call as a specialty audio engineer he has the task of cleaning and digitally restoring the recordings. >> i have encountered a lot of the disks that really sound just beautiful like they were made yesterday. >> reporter: 70 years has taken a toll though. >> i don't think this is going to be play

it might be that they're covering yes i absolutely have seen a pattern and when i think about amy goodman who was in two thousand and eight that was when i was really aware that we had crossed a border some of that somehow the first amendment freedom of the press before the second amendment right to bear arms which everybody's up in arms if you'll pardon the pun about then i knew we'd crossed the border and you and i have talked before about this wall that has eroded between management and editorial where reporters used to be the flagship of a news organization and management really was using that energy to create what america needed which was the news thomas jefferson said that given the choice between the government with no newspapers or newspapers with no government he would take the latter i think there's a lot of people out there especially these days you could see a lot of people out there that would say that but i mean tell me this too do you think that it has something to do with the types of events they cover you know that let's say if this is a protest where protesters are also