>>caller: linda chapman.would hope that some supervisor sponsoring this would like to talk with me because i have a whole string of cases in which dbi did not take action about: circumstances in which people whocomplained only resulted in retaliation . serious retaliation. my co-op, i was driven from my co-op because i went to department of building inspection with the contracts and architectural drawings and so far how to structure 81 and a half billiondollars , $77,000 which was just being covered up by, the project manager we hired an everest construction people. john stuart was on the property managers is peskin's office and a needy senior inspector says you will have to waitfor the next earthquake and i could give you details about that . same kind of thing is happening. i was told by my ho a and condo where i took refuge to go and get advice from the building inspectors. i did and they assured me this is noncompliance and it's very serious and dangerous threat to public safety, anybody could see it but

>>caller: linda chapman. that some supervisor sponsoring this would like to talk with me because i have a whole string of cases in which dbi did not take action about: circumstances in which people whocomplained only resulted in retaliation . serious retaliation. my co-op, i was driven from my co-op because i went to department of building inspection with the contracts and architectural drawings and so far how to structure 81 and a half billiondollars , $77,000 which was just being covered up by, the project manager we hired an everest construction people. john stuart was on the property managers is peskin's office and a needy senior inspector says you will have to waitfor the next earthquake and i could give you details about that . same kind of thing is happening. i was told by my ho a and condo where i took refuge to go and get advice from the building inspectors. i did and they assured me this is noncompliance and it's very serious and dangerous threat to public safety, anybody could see it but on the oth

. >> linda chapman. i did not ask for an opportunity to comment last week on the decision to postpone grub state because i expected to speak in public comment but i was not allowed to do that when i pressed star 3. i want to make sure i am allowed to speak in public comment star 3. it has been a problem sometimes with the board of supervisors but they have a number you can call when there's a problem. >> yes, you will be able to speak. ok. so if you are not speaking to any of the items, i'm going to mute your call. >> hi, kelly torres, calling about the project at 666 hamilton street, 2020-007333cua, and say that the house at 666 hamilton street -- >> apologize, i have to mute you because we are not on hamilton street right now. we are only taking items proposed for continuance. commissioners, i apologize, since the speaker is actually not submitting their comment, i should also include under consent item 2, 2020-00630cua, 2201 powell street, also proposed for continuance to april 1, 2021. so again, memb

. >> linda chapman. i feel blessed to hear all these rally important initiatives that i've been hearing tonight and i would like to tell you about the path that it took just to get information on the covid guidelines for contract and which i knew published by d.p.h. and maybe i'll just call supervisor haney's office and talk to an aid about that because we still have d.b.i. issues that i raised before so important and you did item 16 and then on the other hand we have the problem of the foxes in charge of the hen house and i want you to hear about throw really important things where they could have taken action and they either just didn't. in attention, you know, negligence, or complete malfeasance so i'm going back to my co-op. it may take me a couple times. the co-op was damaged in the earthquake of '89. when they had a structural engineer who examine thed one crack that they were aware of and said it should be cured with a poxy which meant it was sealed back together. when i moved in in '91 there were

. >> linda chapman. i did not ask for an opportunity to comment last week on the decision to postpone grub state because i expected to speak in public comment but i was not allowed to do that when i pressed star 3. i want to make sure i am allowed to speak in public comment star 3. it has been a problem sometimes with the board of supervisors but they have a number you can call when there's a problem. >> yes, you will be able to speak. ok. so if you are not speaking to any of the items, i'm going to mute your call. >> hi, kelly torres, calling about the project at 666 hamilton street, 2020-007333cua, and say that the house at 666 hamilton street -- >> apologize, i have to mute you because we are not on hamilton street right now. we are only taking items proposed for continuance. commissioners, i apologize, since the speaker is actually not submitting their comment, i should also include under consent item 2, 2020-00630cua, 2201 powell street, also proposed for continuance to april 1, 2021. so again, memb

. >> linda chapman. i feel blessed to hear all these rally important initiatives that i've been hearing tonight and i would like to tell you about the path that it took just to get information on the covid guidelines for contract and which i knew published by d.p.h. and maybe i'll just call supervisor haney's office and talk to an aid about that because we still have d.b.i. issues that i raised before so important and you did item 16 and then on the other hand we have the problem of the foxes in charge of the hen house and i want you to hear about throw really important things where they could have taken action and they either just didn't. in attention, you know, negligence, or complete malfeasance so i'm going back to my co-op. it may take me a couple times. the co-op was damaged in the earthquake of '89. when they had a structural engineer who examine thed one crack that they were aware of and said it should be cured with a poxy which meant it was sealed back together. when i moved in in '91 there were

. >> linda chapman. i feel blessed to hear all these rally important initiatives that i've been hearing tonight and i would like to tell you about the path that it took just to get information on the covid guidelines for contract and which i knew published by d.p.h. and maybe i'll just call supervisor haney's office and talk to an aid about that because we still have d.b.i. issues that i raised before so important and you did item 16 and then on the other hand we have the problem of the foxes in charge of the hen house and i want you to hear about throw really important things where they could have taken action and they either just didn't. in attention, you know, negligence, or complete malfeasance so i'm going back to my co-op. it may take me a couple times. the co-op was damaged in the earthquake of '89. when they had a structural engineer who examine thed one crack that they were aware of and said it should be cured with a poxy which meant it was sealed back together. when i moved in in '91 there were

. >> caller: linda chapman. i was waiting to recount for d.b.i.when i heard about the tb rental issues which indicate everything old is new again.indh i think that i heard supervisor peskin refer to 1000 montgomery which was one of the flagships in the days when we wereps fighting to get -- well, to get a whole lot of rental legislation protections. that was the flagship in north beach and ours was 1300 sacramento. we had two buildings emptied i out, 18 units and 22 units.sacrt and kept off the market for years.. solely because the developersrs were planning they thought to downtown core demolish thedemols condos. have all of those empty buildings, all of the millions they lost to keep them off thesf market. th lost to k in 1000 montgomery they were trying to fog tenants out to make offices. and i remember the people from that building and me go up to sacramento for the committee, you know, this really bringing back memories. but currently look at your hotels. right now i'm working with sarah short who used to be with the ah housing action coaliti