. >> linda chapman from nob hill. i certainly don't see anything against having a larger grocery store. i never was able to find out what store it was or where it was. i had trouble getting into the hearing today. i assume it is russian hill. i have heard something about molly stone, i don't know if that's what this one is and that might be fine for russian hill. we certainly can use grocery stores and are large grocery stores in the polk neighborhood commercial district. in my part of the polk neighborhood commercial district which is farther south, we might go up to market there. that is for sure. it could be. some of the wealthier people of nob hill might use market like molly stone's or whatever that (inaudible) whole foods or whatever it is up there. we really lost a large grocery stores in our area and (inaudible) was taken away the supermarket and putting in trader joe's. i spoke against that. ours is a neighborhood where people came from the tenderloin and from china town and people of nob hill mostly aren't r

. >> thank you, linda chapman for you comments and let's hair from the next speaker, please. >> hello. >> my name is denise i'm well known as flower lady in the city have lived here 25 years i'm not sure how much longer than i being a victim of ellis not one thing another and another. i came to san francisco 45 years due to domestic violence not been for the asian shelter that kept me for 3 months my children like this one over here my daughter was 3-year-old and my daughter was 8 years old. >> role do not know what do you notice to know how to feel in our heart do families out of shelter few days before christmas. this is criminal this is devastating. i have been in that position. and yet now still facing being evicted from my home i don't want to ever be in a situation where i need to have a shelter but to close the was 10 days before christmas with kids like this i can't (bell ringing) i can't begin to tell you how criminal that is. and there are like my two minute is up you know what we need the city to take charge of that those children needs homes and closing is shelter is 25 pe

. >> linda chapman. first of all i want to honor the director and staff for the way that they did outreach. it was wonderful and i know they got completely different perspective whz they met with some of us from sga about the housing element. i had to drop out after that and couldn't (inaudible) i beg you do not do inclusionary housing in a mixed use development at least when condos and coops. i am a veteran of 17 years in the coop(inaudible) why did i have to drop out of this process? because i'm being sued by the hoa president telling the man down stairs to sue me for punitive damages. i have a trial date on the 6 and trying very hard to get state legislation that give something like the rent board but when we were writing the (inaudible) we put administrative thing. besides which completely different income level s. people are the lower income people are hopeless. one building that is already built in our neighborhood, the wealthier people have 24 hour desk service, 5 full time equivalent employees fo

. >> thank you, linda chapman for you comments and let's hair from the next speaker, please. >> hello is denise i'm well known as flower lady in the city have lived here 25 years i'm not sure how much longer than i being a victim of ellis not one thing another and another. i came to san francisco 45 years due to domestic violence not been for the asian shelter that kept me for 3 months my children like this one over here my daughter was 3-year-old and my daughter was 8 years old. >> role do not know what do you notice to know how to feel in our heart do families out of shelter few days before christmas. this is criminal this is devastating. i have been in that position. and yet now still facing being evicted from my home i don't want to ever be in a situation where i need to have a shelter but to close the was 10 days before christmas with kids like this i can't (bell ringing) i can't begin to tell you how criminal that is. and there are like my two minute is up you know what we need the city to take charge of that those children needs homes and closing is shelter is 25 percent of the

. >> linda chapman from nob hill. larger grocery store. i never was able to find out what store it was or where it was. i had trouble getting into the hearing today. i assume it is russian hill. i have heard something about molly stone, i don't know if that's what this one is and that might be fine for russian hill. we certainly can use grocery stores and are large grocery stores in the polk neighborhood commercial district. in my part of the polk neighborhood commercial district which is farther south, we might go up to market there. that is for sure. it could be. some of the wealthier people of nob hill might use market like molly stone's or whatever that (inaudible) whole foods or whatever it is up there. we really lost a large grocery stores in our area and (inaudible) was taken away the supermarket and putting in trader joe's. i spoke against that. ours is a neighborhood where people came from the tenderloin and from china town and people of nob hill mostly aren't rich with lower then average income neighborhood

. >> thank you, linda chapman for you comments and let's hair from the next speaker, please. >> hello is denise i'm well known as flower lady in the city have lived here 25 years i'm not sure how much longer than i being a victim of ellis not one thing another and another. i came to san francisco 45 years due to domestic violence not been for the asian shelter that kept me for 3 months my children like this one over here my daughter was 3-year-old and my daughter was 8 years old. >> role do not know what do you notice to know how to feel in our heart do families out of shelter few days before christmas. this is criminal this is devastating. i have been in that position. and yet now still facing being evicted from my home i don't want to ever be in a situation where i need to have a shelter but to close the was 10 days before christmas with kids like this i can't (bell ringing) i can't begin to tell you how criminal that is. and there are like my two minute is up you know what we need the city to take charge of that those children needs homes and closing is shelter is 25 percent of the