. >> michael nolty and i will start with ditto, but actually if you recall that i had a large issue around walgreens and i think that sometimes there was a point when david chiu was going to actually start the legislation to ban additional alcohol permits to pharmacies. but then, again, you have to also look at the big picture and that is we are losing our small pharmacies and then we have the big pharmacies and of course, obviously, walgreens has become the biggest on every corner kind of a thing at least in the district six. and i think that it is great to see a competitor come along and knock them down a couple of pegs and i have to be supportive of cvs and i think that they listened to us a couple of times and on the suter store they chose to do what they did there and when they did there and cvs decided for do their store at on 7th and market, they chose not to put alcohol and again they listened to the community and they started to understand, the community issues. so, i think when corporations understand or listens to the community and acts like a community partner, then they should

. >> why don't we now hear from the public comment, michael nolty and jeffrey barcus and any member of the public that would like to speak, come forward. thank you very much. >> i am actually going to be speaking as a civic leader because i attended three of the community out reach meetings it is hard to say that i represent all three groups that were reached out to. i think that to be the bar owner and well intended and to try to have a new business into the neighborhood but as far as the alee ans, we are neutral on this business because we do not really support any idea of having any new liquor licenses brought into our neighborhood because it impacts the police we are not seeing any police staff coming into the neighborhood and any time that there is going to be a tax on the police, we have a problem with that. and again there were three protests, and i think that the reason for the out reach was done, in part because of the fact that a consultant was hired to help the bar owner, realize how to do that. and the community out reach, which again, is great to see it happened. as it hap