hester and i agree . that is significant. you have to look at the size of the project, the capability, the financial capability of the builder. the small builders who are work with a lot, if you take a 20- unit building, that is not a large project. when you're looking at the end of the at 15%, to better minutes as with the city wants, mostly -- or three-bedroom units. you're looking at an impact fee that is 20 280,000 -- 20,00you e getting out to 88 to $1 million. when they go to the bank, they're looking at the total project cost. they have to come up with equity for the total amount. if you have to add another close to $1 million to the base call, it really impacts how the projects pencil out or does not. not only do they have to borrow half of it, they also have to somehow put that money in. most of these builders make the money, they plow back into the next project, taking money aside from the family or sometime they're going to rebuild it. this differ kofi is the blood line in this economic time. i.s. -- birds you in yo

>> sue hester, i have various comments. here is a map -- can you see it? here is a map of cm, these are cm lots. this was in 2008. this used to be called the eastern neighborhood and basically they were all abolished. this is the lot on courtland avenue. there are orphan lots on mission street. this was not thought out. let' puts put them to cm. mission street muni interference. this legislation was drafted without a map of the zone. i know where c2 is, the base of telegraph hill. everything -- it is northern and eastern waterfront. all the parcels were created in 1963 or so. they have not been rezoned cents. it is the still -- stalest zong. -- zone. nothing else should be put there because it slows down -- i have been dealing with this one for. i have all my e-mails on this. that one, get rid of it. a couple of other things. i do not agree with changing -- this is on page four. were you are changing housing conversion -- where you are changing housing conversion from c to d. c sets stands, requires a staff report and even though the current staff reports

. >> my name is robert hester, i represent the nurses at san francisco general hospital. i would like to speak on behalf of the many nurses, many of whom

. >> my name is robert hester, i represent the nurses at san francisco general hospital. i would like to speak on behalf of the many nurses, many of whom are as-needed. it can range from one year to 20 years. imagine for a minute to bed after 15 years, for example, you have been applying for a test, working a full-time schedule of 40 hours a week for 15 years. yet, every time you take a test, you seem not to be good enough to be a permanent employee, hit good enough to be a 40-hour per week full-time on-call as-needed employee. it is unjust. it is not fair. we would like to get your support in ensuring that these people deserve the dignity and respect that they deserve. thank you very much. supervisor chu: thank you. i have one last card. other than that, i do not have any cards. if folks have not heard their names or have not spoken yet, please lineup. >> supervisors to my name is jt. have been with the fine arts museum for 30 years. one of the problems we have noticed over the last four or five years is that we have had a ratio of like about 8 2/3 to 1/3 as far as per d

hester, why can't we get rid of the cm's? >> it is a good point. probably something the department should look at in the future. commissioner sugaya: there is no objection at some point in the future to look at this. >> the cm district is in the western soma. that leaves one partial that should be rezoned. i am sure the supervisors would be open to that or the recommendation. we could have a clean up ordinance that is in the works now. it is not getting picked now because of the zoning. we could include it as a staff recommendation. >> if i could add on to that. i think the cm is heavy commercial with an emphasis on wholesale. i understand the problem being sort of orphan lots. as a description i do not think the proposed changes match. they are to not permit service parking, to require a cu for the sites that might house a personal delivery truck -- oif t is a heavy commercial, more of a wholesale business zone, i do not think the changes are appropriate with the intent of the zone. i understand the cm parcel should be rezoned to another zone. >>

. -- hester. >> i would like to take you back to two years ago when the stimulus was introduced.there was a construction site, 42% unemployment in the construction industry. we needed help. right now today, and has helped some products move forward. not a o

. -- hester. >> i would like to take you back to two years ago when the stimulus was introduced.there was a construction site, 42% unemployment in the construction industry. we needed help. right now today, and has helped some products move forward. not a lot of projects have taken the fee deferral. there is -- [unintelligible] to produce a unit which is a tremendous fee. if you were to take the fees deferred and you would pay much more interested -- much more interest on the fees deferred. the city is not losing money on deferral. it stimulates the economy. get back to work on producing housing.

. >> sue hester. first, i want to incorporate the written comments that we have submitted and others have submitted on the project and specifically as the planning commission to turn down the eir workers insufficiencies. the city has gone through a series of visions. in the 1950's when golden gateway and embarcadero center were planned, a division was tied to the embarcadero freeway. the said they wanted the site for housing and paid $1 million beside the $6 million land payment for community facilities because this is hud-finance, middle-income apartments. the vision of the city evolves. that was 1959. in 1970's, there were huge, huge discussions about a corporate heights -- appropriate heights and urban design plans. there was a ballot measure in 1979 on height limits. when the last phase of golden gate we came up for approval, the area, what is now known as golden gate commons -- there was an environmental impact report. one of the first in the city. it found that the heights that were approved for

. >> and david hester. >> yup. >> to me that sounds like a yep. can you imagine the judge who went to the settle this. it's yup, by wait, with three us. and when i see when with a yup shirt, i say, are you a trey songs fan or a storage fan. who is buying stuff with the word yup on it. this has to go down as the lamest rap feud in history. i mean, what happened to people shooting each other. i know the supreme court is deciding on the full care act. i have to be a personally affected by it. because i used to say yup long before -- i uncovered on old home video. this is my as a kid. >> jimmy, did you feed the dog again? >> yup. >> jimmy: our sushi supply has been compromise. the problem is, they are mislabeling fish. you think you are getting a piece of halibut, you are getting carnival goldfish. and that is not good. "a," you are getting ripped off and "b," some fish can make you sick. our local fox news stopped by a restaurant. and a reporter almost got one. >> did do you ever think about the seafood you buy in a grocery store, that it might be mi

. >> jimmy: and david hester. >> yup. >> jimmy: can you imagine being the judge that went to eight yearsw school to decide on this? it's yup, by wait, with three us. and obviously this needs to be resolved. when i see someone with a yup shirt, i say, are you a trey songz fan of a "storage wars" fan? who is buying stuff with the word yup on it? this has to go down as the lamest rap feud in history. right? i mean, what happened to people shooting each other? i know the supreme court is deciding on the affordable care act. i think we should pull them off of that for this. i have to be a personally affected by it. because i used to say yup long before these guys did. i uncovered this old home video. this is me, as a kid, talking to my mom. >> jimmy, did you feed the dog again? >> yup. >> jimmy: see that? i also invented to word "poop." there's a horrible thing here in l.a. our sushi supply has been compromised. there's a problem here in l.a. the problem is, they are mislabeling fish. you think you are getting a piece of, like, halibut, but instead, you are getting carnival goldfish or someth

. >> this is from beck hester. >> hi, guys.to know how you decide whether the cameras go when you, you know, are scanning the horizon giving us the morning sunrise shots. i could swear that you are right on my balcony. just curious? >> well, beck, believe it or not, we are actually on your balcony, right now. >> at this very moment. wake up. >> all right. >> believe it or not, we station a camera on your balcony. that's where we are right now outside your apartment. you can see us in the background as we are on your balcony broadcasting. we do this every morning. you just have the curtains closed and you don't see us out there. we would think you would notice the crew coming through your apartment but i guess you are a sound sleeper. >> it's tough getting out there without her waking up. >> you have a couple of cats that kind of mess us up a little bit but otherwise it's a lot of fun being on your balcony. >> quite a view, i have to say. >> you must enjoy this view of a parking lot. >> this is great. >> looking out and about ac