mr. sugaya said, san francisco has a topography and so five-story building, chinese hospital, is like the first floor and only a block up. and so why put such a strong antenna on such a short building in a mostly residential neighborhood when half of your radiation is only useful and the other just walk by other -- the other is blocked by other buildings. i don't understand the rationale for that particular site. i am against putting that antenna on top of the chinese hospital for this reason because in sfrafr san francisco there is to many buildings, taller buildings, and so many other locations in terms of topography is much taller than the chinese hospital. chinese hospital is in the middle of the chinatown which is historical area we want it to be served. thank you. president olague: thank you. if i called your name, you can start coming up to the mic. and not everyone will need a translator. >> commissioners, my name is sandra and i am a resident of jackson street. and many residents cannot come today. i am here to present 500 signatures of labels of residents from jackson street tha

mr. sugaya said, san francisco has a topography and so five-story building, chinese hospital, is like the first floor and only a block up. and so why put such a strong antenna on such a short building in a mostly residential neighborhood when half of your radiation is only useful and the other just walk by other -- the other is blocked by other buildings. i don't understand the rationale for that particular site. i am against putting that antenna on top of the

mr. silberman, do you want to comment? >> thank you for allowing me to comment. i appreciate commissioner subaya' -- sugaya's comments on different populations being comfortable with different sizes of housing. the problem in san francisco for the last 30 years has been affordable housing. it is an issue that constantly is addressed in public forums and so forth, and in the mayor's office, with the board of supervisors. everybody is looking for more affordable housing. there are two factors that go into creating affordable housing. one is the size of the unit. two is the location. this is a good location for affordable housing, because it has been so undeveloped. san francisco is a big city with a lot of people, different kinds of people with different needs. if there are young people looking for affordable housing who are comfortable in 250 square feet, there should be housing provided for them. we should provide a broad spectrum of housing from large to small, to provide a broader price range. if you really want to provide affordable housing, something has to give. one of the things that has to give is the

mr. kim, and taking notes, i believe. secretary avery: and that the project sponsor at&t continue their outreach efforts with the community. on that motion, commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> commissioner fong. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner miguel. >> aye. >> commissioner olague. >> thank you, commissioners. you are on item 18, case number 2011.0816c for 550 valencia street. president olague: i'm sorry, ma'am, it is not appropriate for you to be speaking at this time. >> good afternoon, president olague, commissioners, corey teague for staff. the planning commission has heard this before and they continued this project after hearing from the public and determining that the project sponsor had not conducted adequate outreach and the project sponsor has conducted that outreach and the proposal is to still establish a 3900 square foot full-service restaurant and bar. however, the project was more upscale, southwestern food focussing on traditional native american ingredients. based on feedback from the neighborhood, it was more affordable and serve american comfort food and focus on an old west theme and there is a menu outline in the packet. since the project was continued, the sponsor did conduct