this is audie rem with noe valley. i'm here to echo the same statements that the previous caller had, but more than that, i would like to point out to you that the case that was continued today, 350 and 352 san jose avenue, along with a case that will be coming to you next week, which is 4118 21 street, as well as yet another case at 4211 26 street that will be coming to you the following week, they all involve tenants that were evicted or displaced. some of these cases involve demolitions. some are being heard by you as a postmortem approval for these demolitions. i guess the question to you is, do these tenants' lives matter? we have so many evictions ademd evictions that preceded these demolitions and massive remodels. i do understand that there's nothing in the planning code that precludes a developer or a speculator from removing tenants, remodelling, and then re-gussying it up to rent to another person. neither do we have protections for these unjustly acts, but it is within your discretion. commissioners, you ca

. >> reporter: a long line be seen outside noe valley bakery. next door, a chock lid covered -- the owner said there's three high days for chocolate, christmas, valentine's day and easter. >> beautiful foiled-wrapped items. i'm fortunate enough i can let people knock on the door and help people. although i don't sell what i was selling before this craziness, i'm selling enough. so i can't complain. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> boy, that looks delicious. >>> new this morning, pope francis delivered his annual easter message ohe coronavirus outbreak. he's urging political leaders to give hope and opportunity for people who have been laid out. he also expressed gratitude to doctors and nurses and firefighters in the fight against coronavirus. only a handful assisted him this morning at st. peter's basilica there at the vatican. just beautiful. >>> cities here at home are doing everything they can to shut down crowds. whether people listen and follow directions remains to be abc7 reporter cronele bernard ha

. >> reporter: a long line could be seen outside noe valley big abakery. next door at chocolate covered there's three high holy days for chocolate, christmas, valentine's day and easter. >> beautiful wrapped items. i'm fortunate enough i can let people knock on the door and help people and although i don't sell what i was selling before this craziness, i'm selling enough so i can't complain. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> new this morning, pope francis delivered his annual easter message online amid the coronavirus outbreak. he's urging political leaders to give hope and opportunity to people who have been laid off. the pope also expressed his gratitude to doctors and nurses in the fight against covid-19. only a handful of attend ants assisted him during this morning's service. >>> cities here at home are doing everything they can to keep people separate and avoid easter crowds. oakland is shutting down several city streets but whether people listen and follow directions remains to be seen. abc news reporter corne

. >> reporter: a long line could be seen outside noe valley bakery. next door at chocolate covered >> how big of a bag is that? >> reporter: owner says there's three high holy days for chocolate, christmas, valentine's day and easter. >> beautiful foil wrapped items. i'm fortunate enough i can let people knock on the door and help people and although i don't sell what i was selling before this craziness, i'm selling enough so i can't complain. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> new this morning, pope francis delivered his annual easter message online amid the coronavirus outbreak. he's urging political leaders to give hope and opportunity to people who have been laid off. the pope also expressed his gratitude to doctors and nurses in the fight against covid-19. only a handful of attendants as you can see here, assisted him during this morning's service. >>> cities here at home are doing everything they can to keep people separate and avoid easter crowds. oakland is shutting down several city streets but whether p

also, what's important here is i donated 18 consecutive years with the noe valley harvest festival. [inaudible] >> and i take lots of time to donate my resources to charitiable causes within the san francisco city limits, so that's a brief description of who i am. alex? [inaudible] >> -- when my grandma emigrated from nicaragua. [inaudible] >> before this, before the shelter in place, i was working in the service industry as a bartender and server. sometimes working many shifts to pay my student loans. i became an equity applicant in 2017 -- the end of 2017? and yeah, here we are. next slide, please. just a quick mission statement. [inaudible] >> the miscellaneous operational information. our hours of operation will be 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. we will have six to eight employees, as well as security guards, security guards who will be present at all hours at all times to enforce our good neighbor policy. also, to enter, you must be 21 or older to have purchase or use recreational cannabis through smoking, vaping, or eating cannabis-infused products, and this will be enforced by secu

i'm a resident of district 8 in noe valley. i have spent much of my life in san francisco. i spent 25 years living in noe valley, and i have been working in san francisco since the 70s. i'm a banker, now retired. i urge you to allow for access for the c.s.u. for children who are relying on government funding for payment. this is absolutely critical. i also urge you to look at the delays that have been done in terms of ongoing financing, and also, the construction oriented financing that the department of public health is asking for, sort of pay as you submit. it's extremely difficult for any company, and as a lender, i know this to be true, for any company to survive, and for a nonprofit that's living on the edge all the time, it would make much more sense for everyone to get this resolved. it sounds like the state of california has given them a clean bill of health. let's move forward. thank you. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> for give me. i'm dr. stewart butlare, and i was asked to go to the front of the line. i'm regional director for mental health for kaiser

noe valley, those are way up from the 30s we had a couple days ago.r fortunately, depending how you look at it, thelow is producing with goodwin. snow. for us, it keeps a lot of the cloud cover in. and so low clouds. they are tough to burn off. that is the line. at the collister,, like the probably about it. 50s, 60s, below average. i think they will struggle again tomorrow. our clouds will slowly work their way out of here as that pushes off of arizona. by the weekend, we are looking for improving conditions. it is a slow process with that low cloud deck. it will as we head into the weekend with slightly warmer temps, you guys. >>> time is 7:53. shelter in place and state home order. the roads are wide open. coming up at the 8:00 hour, you will find out which california city is using the longest stretch of clean air in decades. >>> then as you heard, bernie sanders has dropped out of the race for the white house. joe biden is the last democratic presidential candidate left standing. coming up today, we will talk with san francisco chronicle political

but it is kind of a rarity to see that, 39, napa, 52, noe valley, 36. river park, 33.pol, 37. also at 30 it. half moon bay is 50. anyways "new york times," fearful, 51. brentwood, 51. livermore, 41. all signs see some tragedy. probably most of friday. but then the changes start late friday into saturday. rain will move in early saturday morning. this is the first of two system. there's not a lot to that system right there. it will start the rain. and and the mountain snow and the stronger culture system moves and of the day and, i mean, this is supposed to be a powerhouse for april as the rainfall rates about a half an inch and a half, maybe two. the sierra snow and mt. shasta snow, that is 3+ feet. i mean, that is locked for early april. so i think the forecast models have aptly been training a little higher in the last couple of around here. we will see if that holds. at the it will. today, all good for sunshine. suggest on the temps. enjoy today, tomorrow. because it might be tough to get out and take that walk as we go into the weekend. monday, maybe tuesday. >>> s

what i think we're trying to get at is a mcdonalds shouldn't be able to open up in noe valley versus direct delivery. i don't know how we think you guys get there, but if that's what the commission believes, it should be clearly stated, that we don't believe that formula retail should be able to operated in catering areas where they're allowed. is that what's written here? >> effectively. >> i just want to make sure this has teeth. that's all. >> yeah. >> i know it's not making sure it's full molar, claw, but i think it's important. >> i think the purpose of thursday's meeting is to layout what the issues are? i don't think that this document is intended to be in its final version? i think that that should be reserved for the march 23 meeting, where something more formal can perhaps be put into place after the discussion on -- on thursday? >> so -- yeah, i agree. let me just say -- and this, i think, encapsulates it. we know what catering is. you deliver to the bar mitzvah, you deliver to the wedding. retail is you walk up to the place. this is a gray zone between catering and retail