my name is elise. >> thank you. >> i love the hometown creamery. i live on the same block at the main place is at. i really like that they are a small business. i know they have really like the footprint of having a mobile food truck is not a lot of cost. it really helps. i don't know why if they've already got the permit why it would be overturned. it's just really good for them to have a small business. we don't want to make it harder for small business folks to operate in the city. especially downtown i think it's really cool to be able to have the san francisco hometown creamery. it's a tiny little cute little truck if you haven't seen it in real life. i support ice cream and small business owners and i wouldn't want equinox to take that away from them. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> fill out a speaker card. >> thank you. >> hello. good evening. my name is vanessa. i'm a san francisco resident. and tonight gives me a whole different level of respect for everything that you are doing, given how late you have to be here. i am trying to wra

my brother and i own san francisco's hometown creamery. we are going to start off by going line by line on what the appellant put forward. the first claim the appellant has raised the 75-foot requirement only applies to restaurants that have direct street access to its primary entrance. this can be found in section e93 of the code. the requirement shall apply only if the restaurant has direct street access to its primary entrance. at this location immediately upon walking into the primary entrance of 301 pine street you enter a front desk check in area of the gymnasium. looking and moving westward within the building there's a designated retail pro shop. after walking within the building further westward through the designated pro shop you arrive at a juice bar referred to as the restaurant. this is consistent with the layouts the appellants submitted for their permit in 2014, building department. i would like to point out the sign that reads earth bar open to the public is not located at the front of 301 pine street. instead it's located