this is leann hester. leann hester served in iraq, was awarded the silver star for valor. first woman in history to be awarded the silver star for valor. so you can see that from the early years to today the transition on women's service. so we move from the images that lead us on the journey from american revolution to today to the specific exhibits that relate to the wars. one of the things we wanted to do at dedication was to make sure that we were able to have the world war ii women be able to see themselves. so we wanted to finish their permanent exhibits because we weren't sure they would be able to come back to see their memorial, so the next three exhibits that we visit are dedicated to the women of world war ii. 400,000 women served during world war ii. 400,000 women, and there's a picture over here that i love to show. and it's these women with their gloves and hats and they came from every area of the united states. there's one woman who's my favorite story. she came from fort kent, maine. her name was mattie pinnette, joined the women's army auxiliary core in 1

i am also supporting what miss hester's comments were about jamming comments through. particularly the hub project where districts five, seven and nine are all involved. there are many neighbors, constituents, groups there that need to be brought into the process and they haven't had the opportunity to talk among themselves as to what the effects would be of passing these things, just like that. so there needs to be time for robust discussions and outreach before bringing these items forward. so i urge to delay write bringim forward. thank you. >> operator: you have zero questions remaining. >> very good, commissioners. seeing no additional public comment, we can move on to your general regular calendar, which at time of issuance, there were no i'ms under your regular calendar. however, we have pulled item five under your consent calendar off for case 2018-1043-1045 clayton street, conditional use authorization. staff, are you prepared to present? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm with the planning department staff and the item before you is a request for condition

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hester and others about the e.i.r.t of the transportation, the increased transportation and traffic in the area and i don't know if the e.i.r. has criteria to address these things and the air quality and health effects -- that were brought up by some of the commissioners. it just seems a little bit distressing that all these factors are not taken into account. just my opinion. thank you. >> you have one question remaining. >> caller: president koppel and commissioner, i am victor sanchez and i am speaking on maf of carpenters local 22 who are in support of this development at 10 van ness. we have been working because for several decades on multiple projects and we are supportive of the development at 10 van ness and these will generate numerous jobs for our members. this project is a clear benefit to the community and any further delay will jeopardize our jobs in housing for the city. like i said, the timing is critical. we share and the city's goal to produce more housing and more affordable housing. we fully support

. >> caller: this is sue hester. thank you very much. this is so needed.ave a couple of issues that i want to be explored in the next housing element update. one, group housing. traditionally, group housing has been a resource for very low-income people and families. this is something that is in a check -- change right now because group housing seems to be used for basically upper income techies, and there needs to be a real evaluation on what was happening on group housing. there needs to be a definition. usually, there's no kitchen and no bathroom. current construction. what is the b.m.r. standard for current construction? who are they aimed at? are we shifting market for group housing unintentionally without paying attention? one of the exact b.m.r. requirements or for-profit new units, and the additional question that is really hot right now is there's been an explosion of infections in old housing, group housing, social housing, s.r.o.s. this needs to be a focus of discussion, as well. what are the standards to be used for ongoing construction of grou

. >> sue hester. commissioner vice president moore asked a question about when this was brought up about spread out in consideration, and it's been lost because they just started doing public comment after the staff reports were done. the staff reports included last-minute amendments that no one has seen except maybe commissioners, and so this is highlighting how inappropriate it is to develop an area plan and adopt it while we're in a lockdown period. we have no ability to see what is being presented. we can't hear a lot of speakers very well, and we can't talk to each other. this is not the time to adopt an area plan or certification of an e.i.r. and all the actions on there. we have had a really change in direction in the city. transit has been cut. people have abandoned their housing because they've been told to work from home. we need to have the planning department look seriously at what is happening in housing and transit. this is happening two months after lockdown, stay in your home. so i'm a