. >> good afternoon, supervisors mary alyssa i was asked to bring this resolution to the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods so i'm going to read a bit of that resolution from coalition for san francisco neighborhoods concerning the project on 901, digesting 1217th street adopted on the june 2016 general assembly resolved that the coalition for san francisco neighborhood urges the board of supervisors to grant the appeal of the eir and overturn the certification and ceqa for 90116th street and 17th street in addition he sent out a couple of letters i'll mention a couple of things for the record it came to my attention. >> huge amount of transportation that is come in the city a huge amount of traffic that we're seeing coming in along the freeways and the bridges and that an actual coming before because of a huge number of pdr businesses that were forced out of the neighborhood so, now all the services that involve trucks they used to be crow town traffic now really no way to getting into the weeds traffic if you'll have a lot of people you have to have trucks bringing in fresh fo

. >> good afternoon, supervisors mary alyssa i was asked to bring this resolution to the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods so i'm going to read a bit of that resolution from coalition for san francisco neighborhoods concerning the project on 901, digesting 1217th street adopted on the june 2016 general assembly resolved that the coalition for san francisco neighborhood urges the board of supervisors to grant the appeal of the eir and overturn the certification and ceqa for 90116th street and 17th street in addition he sent out a couple of letters i'll mention a couple of things for the record it came to my attention. >> huge amount of transportation that is come in the city a huge amount of traffic that we're seeing coming in along the freeways and the bridges and that an actual coming before because of a huge number of pdr businesses that were forced out of the neighborhood so, now all the services that involve trucks they used to be crow town traffic now really no way to getting into the weeds traffic if you'll have a lot of people you have to have trucks bringing in fresh fo

. >> good afternoon, commissioners mary alyssa i'm going to answer a question that commissioner moore posed earlier regarding what you can do to be nimble about the not meeting our expectations what the future will be this is your opportunity to make a difference here we know that we have more market-rate and other kinds of productions not neighborhoods so, now is a good time tool continue 2 it looks like some improvements in the project so 0 far so i suppose if the community needs to continue it it had been a good idea to get a better deal out of situation i guess a better situation in general if everybody appreciates that will be my request that we continue this thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners susan marsh. >> yes. first of all, of course, the simple fact that all the labor on the project will be union is very partial mitigation if any of what that does yes, it is important that every work group receive a good wage especially to live in this area. >> yes. of course, nevertheless, the fact remains that no units pitched to individuals aribnb 200 percent of ami will not be a

. >> good afternoon mary alyssa. >> (speaking spanish.) >> an an individual person that recently drove to marin and experienced a one hour waits we had others people in the car but telling you i've got questions to ask you a few questions one is how flow is slow enough for you an hour on lombard to get to golden gate park is awful darn slow do you want to be us to be going 2 mile-per-hour and how much more emissions do you on the cars are putting into the air as driving slower and slower and circling and waiting i mean, i don't know where you think this is a green and clean process that you're dealing with here what you're doing adding more emissions into the air and creating frustration on everyone's part and not doesn't make sense you're out to kill all the merchants i can give you within information 56 percent of income is out of castro area you're getting ready to add more confusion to the castro i don't know what you expect to do but killing all the businesses. >> next speaker, please. >> doug the last person. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon board members doug with teamsters

. >> good afternoon mary alyssa. >> (speaking spanish.) >> an an individual person that recently drove to marin and experienced a one hour waits we had others people in the car but telling you i've got questions to ask you a few questions one is how flow is slow enough for you an hour on lombard to get to golden gate park is awful darn slow do you want to be us to be going 2 mile-per-hour and how much more emissions do you on the cars are putting into the air as driving slower and slower and circling and waiting i mean, i don't know where you think this is a green and clean process that you're dealing with here what you're doing adding more emissions into the air and creating frustration on everyone's part and not doesn't make sense you're out to kill all the merchants i can give you within information 56 percent of income is out of castro area you're getting ready to add more confusion to the castro i don't know what you expect to do but killing all the businesses. >> next speaker, please. >> doug the last person. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon board members doug with teamsters

. >> good afternoon mary alyssa. >> (speaking spanish.) >> an an individual person that recently drove to marin and experienced a one hour waits we had others people in the car but telling you i've got questions to ask you a few questions one is how flow is slow enough for you an hour on lombard to get to golden gate park is awful darn slow do you want to be us to be going 2 mile-per-hour and how much more emissions do you on the cars are putting into the air as driving slower and slower and circling and waiting i mean, i don't know where you think this is a green and clean process that you're dealing with here what you're doing adding more emissions into the air and creating frustration on everyone's part and not doesn't make sense you're out to kill all the merchants i can give you within information 56 percent of income is out of castro area you're getting ready to add more confusion to the castro i don't know what you expect to do but killing all the businesses. >> next speaker, please. >> doug the last person. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon board members doug with teamsters

. >> good afternoon mary alyssa. >> (speaking spanish.) >> an an individual person that recently drove to marin and experienced a one hour waits we had others people in the car but telling you i've got questions to ask you a few questions one is how flow is slow enough for you an hour on lombard to get to golden gate park is awful darn slow do you want to be us to be going 2 mile-per-hour and how much more emissions do you on the cars are putting into the air as driving slower and slower and circling and waiting i mean, i don't know where you think this is a green and clean process that you're dealing with here what you're doing adding more emissions into the air and creating frustration on everyone's part and not doesn't make sense you're out to kill all the merchants i can give you within information 56 percent of income is out of castro area you're getting ready to add more confusion to the castro i don't know what you expect to do but killing all the businesses. >> next speaker, please. >> doug the last person. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon board members doug with teamsters

channel 3 alyssa raymond explains how the little device wrapped around her ankle led them to her. >> they told me that mary disappeared. i'm freaking out. i'm like you guys need the eight-year-old mary's ankle contains that code. a frequency the richland county sheriff's office has on file along with 30 others. >> that is what we are listening for is that tone. that beep. >> reporter: deputies got mary's frequency and started tracking it. 22 minutes later they found her here about three quarters of a mile from her house just feet from a stream. >> he turned around and yelled out they found her and to bring her back. i ran across the crying. >> reporter: gary keener believed they would still be looking for her if it wasn't for project lifesaver. recovery time using the technology average 30 minutes. >> 22 minutes is unheard of without this instrument. >> reporter: the sheriffs office has been using this technology for six years. now they are looking at adding a new device that sees heat people on it. this is a great program that gives care givers, gives family members definitely a sense of peace. >> reporte

channel 3 alyssa raymond explains how the little device wrapped around her ankle led them to her. >> they told me that mary disappeared. i'm freaking out. i'm like you guys need the