it is right on the judah line.it is, you know, i wish it did have less parking but i think seven is fine. i would support commissioner richards in having one of those spaces be a car share project. i think that would be good. on the whole, i am supportive of this project, and i will turn it over to the director. >> thank you, commissioner. i will emphasize this is 25% affordable. it is a pretty su substantial number of affordable. to commissioner johnson's point, it is common in much of the city to have taller buildings at the corners especially in the commercial districts. it is common in the richmond and pacific heights with the multiple story buildings with lower rise single family or two family between, and because this is on a major transit line, as many of you pointed out, this felt like the right place for this amount of density. with respect to the transition. this

it is right on the judah line.it is, you know, i wish it did have less parking but i think seven is fine. i would support commissioner richards in having one of those spaces be a car share project. i think that would be good. on the whole, i am supportive of this project, and i will turn it over to the director. >> thank you, commissioner. i will emphasize this is 25% affordable. it is

it is right on the judah line.it is, you know, i wish it did have less parking but i think seven is fine. i would support commissioner richards in having one of those spaces be a car share project.

i am a resident on 48th and judah.like the other folks before me, i share concerns about the height, the lack of parking, i certainly think that site should be developed and i think that first drawing would be appropriate for the neighborhood i'm not opposed to development, but it seems like it is a rather large building for the neighborhood. i appreciate it. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is mike and i am a homeowner at 44th and kirk them. i am just outside of the 155 -- hundred 50-foot notification range. i saw signs posted on a bus. might assumption would be it would be under conditional use and would require 300 feet notification. one of the conversions in my neighborhood is on 44th, just down the street. those contractors there took the cap off and they let 24 inches drain. they took all the toxins and dumped it into our groundwater supply. this station has been abandoned for a couple of decades because the tank's 235-gallon gas tanks, with a power line over the top of

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we are on judah street near ninth avenue. two businesses on this block, including this bakery have been vandalized. the manager at hang wing victory tells us early wednesday morning around 3:30 someone shatter the glass of the businesses front window. nothing was taken. she says the vandals stole her sense of security. in cantonese, she tells me she is heartbroken, but nothing like this has happened before during her 19 year here. she says repairing the window will be a financial burden for this family-owned small business. even with insurance is a $2500 deductible. neighbors said the bakery is among at least eight businesses vandalized in this area since monday. the windows of a nearby restaurant are also shattered early wednesday morning. the owner asked them not to identify him by the business. he says the vandal used rocks to break it to windows and they also chipped this counter. nearby, the owner of a beauty salon tells me her shop was closed wednesday. when she opened thursday she found her front window shattered. >> i

>> i'm on 44th, judah and irving at 44th. >> commissioner honda: okay. so two blocks. >> when i walk my dog, i'd like to not be hit by a guy coming out drunk. >> commissioner honda: okay. thank you. next speaker, please. good evening and welcome. >> good evening. thank you for your time, and thank you for the attention to this matter. my name is ben herrod, and i was actually born in san francisco, and i live a couple of blocks away from the project in question at 46th and judah. i'm in full support of ben and monica. i think the intent of katy tang's legislation was to attract businesses to this neighborhood. we've talked about interpretations of this law, but i think the most important thing is the intent of this law. what she was trying to do was bring people into this area. this liquor store, it was not a grocery store. this was barely anything on the walls there. there was literally nothing. you wouldn't shop there for any reason. and her intent was to change this space, to allow businesses to come in here, restaurants to come in here, to activate t

before warren jaylene woodley larry king and judah for a land are your jays are numbered. can i was still pan no actually the reason with and mags are being targeted is because they've helped reveal the crimes of our empire whether it be through max's reporting and we do yes . cornier corney of boston posters the truth is it's a threat to our ruling corrupt officials and those officials are doing everything they can to shut down the truth but while our media was busy ignoring that they do have time for good old poverty. poverty porn is when they act all excited that people being destroyed by our unfettered capitalism were given a gift by someone who's doing slightly better than them yet. there's a reason has lived a loyal customer gives mcdonald's employee a free car after hearing about her struggles so this woman's car broke down she can't afford to fix it she has no way to get to work so a customer gave her a used car isn't it incredible isn't it amazing that people can work full time at mcdonalds and earn practically nothing isn't that jaw dropping and somewhere at c.b.

front man of the rock band pink floyd roger waters has spoken out angrily about what's happening to judah songe it comes amid fears that the whistle blows extradition to the u.s. is now more likely to sweden drop to 2010 right case against him america accuses him of conspiring to have given complete isn't if convicted he could face up to 175 years in jail he's currently in belmarsh prison in the u.k. is the extradition hearing is set to take place in february which waters told us the sandstone is a political prisoner. there is no process of law being followed at the moment somebody somebody banged up in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every 24 being slowly murdered by the state because he told uncomfortable truths about war crimes committed by the united states of america. it only purely political this is a political prisoner he's been hung out to dry as a warning to others. others who might decide that they might be journalists that they might fulfill that function as journalists by informing the public and the electorate of what goes on secretly in their name so this business objects tradi

. >> reporter: on 45th and judah, you can see the run-down lot with an old gas station. it and build this. >> we don't want to have somebody who doesn't live here and has never lived here to just come in and build a hugely high density project. >> reporter: the building will be five stories and contain 20 residential units, some of them considered affordable with seven off-street parking spaces. architect michael lefic says the building with stand 55 feet tall. >> the max height for buildings in this neighborhood is 40 feet. >> reporter: a penthouse elevator will make the proposed building stretch above 70 feet. >> that's huge. that's going to be an eyesore in the community. >> reporter: david is not the only one who spoke out about the project. >> i'm all for taking the blighted parking lot and doing something with it after some 30 years after watching it desiccate. but i don't agree with taking the bronx and turning it into manhattan. >> reporter: he created a gofundme account to raise money for the cost of submitting an appeal. >> it's likely going to go nowhere but a

four classes will be held at wamei school on judah street, more classes on abraham lincoln high. classes start in january next year. >>> an update for you on the college admission scandal. two more people plead guilty in their role for the scam. prosecutors say that toby mcfarland paid $450,000 to get his kids into usc. he has been sentenced to six months in prison. igor davorsky pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit racketeering. he took $200,000 in bribes for fixed exams answers. he will be sentenced in february of next year. >>> 5:07. developing news this morning. the marin county coroner's office identified a woman believed to be the first person in the bay area to die of an illness linked to vaping. 45-year-old amanda viaconte was healthy when she started vaping. she was brought to a hospital for shortness of breath, coughing. >> her condition worsened and she eventually passed. >> the coroner's office says it will be a few weeks before it has results of the autopsy and to, coming tests to identify what exactly killed her. >> this morning, the families of victims killed in

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