i'm also a resident of hays valley. i have a 1-year-old child that i actually take to patricia green almost every day. i can tell you there are a lot of other problems in the area that you deal with. i think dispensaries of today are a retail-specific thing. i don't see it pouring out into the neighborhood. it's like saying i don't want to be across from a bar where they sell alcohol. that storefront has been vacant and virtually useless for a long time. it's a hard block. it's on fell street. there's a lot of car traffic. you don't get good retail presence unless people are going for a specific destination. i feel this is good for that. i don't see any problem with it in the neighborhood. >> thank you. anyone else in the public wish to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. project sponsor, i was going to ask you to finish. i know you were getting to the stuff about what kind of mitigations were you planning to meld into the neighborhood. >> i'm sorry, what did you say? >> how do you plan to assim

you have to cross market and access services in hays valley.s hopes to address. along with new planning codes, there is going to be additional retail space. grocery stores, gyms, drycleaners. cannabis retail could be challenging. for their approval, crescent heights on market street has struggled with 8,000 square feet of retail space. i think it just got leased recently. it's been like four and a half years. we believe that activating our space beyond the completion will help drive developers in the air. with hundreds of thousands of san franciscans traversing the intersection per day, it will be better to get off here than to access other retailers. is that my time? >> that's your time. >> thanks. >> would anyone from the public like to comment on this item? okay. seeing none -- come on up. >> i think it's really exciting. the cannabis industry has been doing a lot for the community of san francisco. it's a great place for people to come together. it's a great, great add to any community. i think it's super brave and i approve it. i don't kno

is unique in every way just like things were originally used to transport hay and firewood down from the mountain into the valley stuff the locals demonstrate just how it was done. the shang the race certainly is heaps of fun. now for something completely different i'm going to take. the carriage museum and by the hinterland it's a labor of love for a passionate local collector but at times you get the sense here of the chamber of horrors the museum exhibits a large variety of sleaze and carriages fitted out with all sorts of paraphernalia . one of the museums of most valuable pieces is this bill he me and funeral carriage. to. the man behind the museum is not seen veba he's a local contractor who's traveled throughout europe in search of items for his collection the carriage museum might not be everyone's cup of tea but there is no denying that a lot of dedication and imagination has gone into putting it together. now off to warmer climes we're heading to colombia our globe trotters steve has visited kali in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america of the self-proclaimed salsa c