molly brown, followed by rob dilton, ed melendez, virginia freeman, mark solomon. >> thank you, commissioners. my name is molly wood browne. i'm a resident of district 2. i've raised four children. three of mine are tased, as you can see. i am wholeheartedly in support of this project. it is long overdue that my neighborhood has something for other people in this town, other than ourselves. and i have been an active member of my neighborhood. i helped serve on the park steering committee and we put in a new playground. i can't think of a better place for these kids to be, quite frankly. i am hope you are aware that there is a dearth of low-income housing in district two, and i think it is something we should be embarrassed about. we need to be thinking of other potential projects for the neighborhood. so i really hope we don't stop here, to be honest. lombard corridor is a perfect place for this project. it is accessible. there is open space nearby. there's retail outlets for jobs. it is really quite appropriate. i don't think we'd be able to find anything in the interior of district 2 that w

marks all in them -- marc solomon here. their two issues that were concerned. one was the fact that the scud would be one of many. there is a unique situation which there was a request by some that actually gave their property to the city and county of san francisco. how many folks in the marina are going to bequeath their property to an affordable housing project to make the neighborhood better? i do not see any hands. this is a wide-of thing. it is a special gift. i think we should do that. the building will not be expanding its envelope to speak of, so there were no additional impact there. second, this was the tourist hotel, bed and breakfast, with people from europe coming here and partying in san francisco for a weekend. can we really expect additional and back on the community will be that different from having a tourist hotel versus having a hotel helping out some of the most of vulnerable folks in the city? thank you. i urge you to reject the appeal. president olague: thank you. any additional comment? >> as with the vice president of the marine a comm