mr. emblich says. >>president breed: supervisor kim. >>supervisor kim: mr. emblich, would you just address that point that the supervisor brought up, that the block and lot are not listed? >> i don't know what that means. if you run a title search on the block and lot, the common area, you find recorded against it the c.c. and r.'s. it's right there. it's in the title search that we did. it is exhibit 27. if you look at the c.c. and r.'s that are recorded against that lot and block, you see the easements. i -- i'm -- we're having a disconnect because i don't understand how ecohe could be making those statements. >>supervisor kim: i do have a few more statements, but i wanted to give the treasurer's office a chance to respond. >> we don't know what the office was asked to look for. it could be more than just the block and lot, but when we look for the block and lot in that document, it's not there. >> there's no other way to search the title on this lot. i mean, it's a block and lot title search. i mean, i'm just mystified. >>supervisor kim: okay. we can go ba

mr. emblich started his presentation saying that most people wouldn't think the area in front of their home is taxable. well, most people in san francisco don't expect exclusive use of the sidewalk and the street in front of our homes. in fact, most people in san francisco pay for the roof to park their car, and most people in san francisco either do that by finding one of the very coveted spaces that exist in the garage, or they find if in some way, shape or form a mile from their house or they pay parking tickets, because that's what a person without a parking garage does, they pay regular parking tickets, and this is not the end of the world. you've been enjoying -- it does suck for you, and i get that, but did the treasurer act unreasonably? i don't think so. and should we give a second bite of the apple to these homeowners when most people never get that? i don't think so. thank you. >>president breed: thank you, supervisor ronen, and again, remind members of the public, no audible expression is allowed in the chamber. seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk on the motion, ple