mr. bowen is saying that he had no idea of this problem. mr. bowen is, yes, a project manager level two, but his previous position was director of facility services at san francisco general hospital. gregory chase, who is the facilities manager for this particular property, 2789 25 street, reported directly to him, so it is very disingenuous for him to say he is not aware of this problem. in fact, i have an e-mail from mr. bowen to myself and board of supervisors and d.p.w. staff regarding this mural. it's a little ridiculous. this has gone on three years. this is a public park, and especially during this last year, the pandemic, the public parks have been one of the few places that we can go. so to try to get this resolved through the board of appeals as opposed to the city agencies that should be enforcing it is ridiculous. i would like to say that yes, there is -- here is the active complaint, so just recently, there was a complaint issued by d.b.i., so there is an active complaint against t

questions that the commission needs to consider because you need to consider it because of s.b. 330, as mr. bowen said. that's it. thanks. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. i am speaking regarding item number 2 on the agenda. if it's premature, let me know. if it's not, i'll continue. to continue, i do oppose the continuance for 1861, but if it's not continued, i will voice my opposition then. i am the owner of the adjacent property. my name is peter pappas, p-a-p-p-a-s. i do agree that cannabis has medicinal -- >> clerk: thank you, mr. pappas. this is only public comment to the continuance. >> thank you. does that mean i am to call in then? >> clerk: that is correct sir. >> i won't oppose. i'll just wait until you let me know if it's going to be continued or if somebody's going to object to it today. >> clerk: very good. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is stephanie peak. i'm a member of the san francisco land use coalition, and i agree with the first two speakers that these continuances have gone on long enough, and i think it's a way that the sponsors game the system. what they'