ms. elliott can respond to the remaining half. under section 190 of the code requires section 312 notice. this is a 30-day mailing to owners and occupants that properties within 150 feet of the subject location, advises these recipients of what is proposed in the case, adult cannabis retailer and affords them the opportunity to request a discretion review before the planning decision and that could be appealed to the board of appeals. >> supervisor tang: that's 150 feet new york, not a radius? >> that's 150 feet from every direction of the parcel boundaries. >> and ms. tran mentioned the building permit process. perhaps you want to elaborate on that. >> sure, the permitting mechanism that triggers the notification process. it is the subject, action, notice and could be appealed to the board of appeals following a planning commission decision. >> supervisor tang: i hope that's clear for the public. essentially if the project sponsor wishes to expand to adult use, they would need to pull building permits and that building permit is

ms. elliott? mary: i am fine, thank you. caller: i am 44, i will be 45 in april. when i was growing up, my mom had african-american encyclopedias in the home. so reading from those when i was a kid, and also my elementary school charles drew, named after a black man. so i went there from first grade to fifth-grade, and they had all the pictures of black people, martin luther king, whoever and they had a bio on. so you would start memorizing who these people are. if i was not in african-american school, and my mom did not have those encyclopedias at home, there was a lot of history i would not know. in 2017, it seems like black people don't take that as serious as they did 30, 40, 50 years ago. i was wondering how do we get back to that to where we care about where we come from and our culture and everything? host: let her response. mary: that is a great question. i will tell you that when i grew up, and i am older than you, when i grew up, my dad had several 8.5 by 11 cards he got from ebony magazine. a history week. we had to go around the house, and we had to me

ms. lee. next speaker. >> hello supervisors, my name is barbara elliott and i'm a 50- year resident of san francisco. and i've come to submit a letter of support for kelly. it reads attention rules committee, this letter is to support the application of kelly cutler for seat number 5 on the local homelessness and coordinateing board. i first met kelly in the out reach commission at saint dominique catholic church five years ago. it's a ministry to reach out to support marginalized and homeless persons. she was a great asset with her background of organizing and social service and most recently she's been a dedicated advocate with the coalition on homelessness and educating and organizing with city wide services and such as sfpd, dpd and the navigation centers to name just a few and she visits people regularly assessing their needs and offering resources and coordinateing events to give them support and raising needed funds to foster additional sheltering. kelly's dedicate, organized, goal driven, a team player and she's passion at about finding solutions and kelly cutler will be a great asset to the