benefits district in 2004 and her husband builds books including san francisco's noe valley and noe valley past and presence has built a sense of identity as well. once again, supervisor mandelman continues to feel that small fry's and paxton gate are deserving of the legacy business and respectfully urges your approval of the legacy business status this evening. thank you very much. >> vice president zouzounis: thank you. welcome. >> my name is stan roth and i own the carts. i wanted to thank the commission for this and also working tirelessly to make this happen. and i wanted to just tell one story that when i met my wife at a pretzel cart and our first location was hiden beach and we'd drop our cart off in the morning, and virtually every morning we would have breakfast there and either have an irish coffee or a bloody mary. it's really pretty amazing and i want to congratulate all the other nominees and know my wife will be visiting us in the coming weeks. it's really an honor. thank you. >> vice president zouzounis: thank you. hello. welcome. >> can you put something on the over

paul's catholic church in noe valley. you can start arriving at 6:30 to get a good spot.rts after sunset, around 8:30. other movies include "the rock," "star trek iv: the voyage home," "in condo -- "encanto," "shang-chi," and "adams family values." >> we will have a lot of cloud cover first thing this morning. it is a pretty come for to be cool day. tomorrow is a cold front moved through, what it will do is bring some additional cloud cover. it is trying to spark a very light, scattered spangle tomorrow afternoon in areas north of santa rosa. most of us are totally dry, but just be aware of that cold front moving her temperatures and increased cloud cover to start the how today we can. we will take you to the golden gate bridge. there you can see the flag. just a. we expect the wind to pick up later this afternoon, gusting about 20 to 30 miles per hour. close to the coast, stirring out with some drizzle and cloud cover. here's how the day shapes up. increasing sunshine as that cloud cover begins to break down, but the warming process is slow this morning. take the extra l

grew up in noe valley district. i finished internship at station 11. it was amazing experience and after watching that video it so inspiring and very appreciative to be here and help out every way i can. >> thank you. >> hello i'm pierce kavanaugh, thank you, i was born in san francisco in the panhandle and i'm excited to be starting with the fire reserves and helping out. >> thank you. >> i'm paul [inaudible] i'm a software engineer living in san francisco for sick years this is a great opportunity for mow to give back to the city and i'm glad that i have it, so i hope to help out soon. >> thank you. >> hello. good afternoon i'm joshua. from san francisco. i'm a social worker for san francisco county during the day and as a reservist, thank you for having me. >> hello i'm marty smith born in san francisco. now moved back to marin. by day i do software sales and have been in reserves over a year and a half. a wonderful experience and appreciate you letting us share more about us. >> thank you. . >> hello will i'm francis adams live in potrero hill. bee

this is kerry barnes and resident in noe valley.i'm originally from boston. >> we can hear you. >> speaker: thank you so much. i'm originally from boston where i our right to shelter insurancepeople do not sleep on the streets . that model can be viewed as paternalistic andhave unintended consequences . however what is humane about that in the current legislation is a corporate lease that no oneshould sleep on the streets . i support the proposed legislation because it is a compassionate and pragmatic approach to address the thousands of unshelved people living in san francisco. the department of health ejected in february the number of people citywide experiencing homelessness has grown to 18,000. that is unacceptable and it's of the utmost urgency we not wait for the perfect day and yes i agree providing shelter should be a next was a priority of our city . i support ada as it will provide a safe ace to sleep fo all . and it will develop an implementation planto expand the rangeof shelter options . iq . >> . your comments. we have

for noe valley, is my understanding, that's how that was dealt with? district 8. so the board didn't see it as a policy for the whole city. the appropriate size and extension, how much bigger can a home be in light of thinking about things like affordability. i would argue to reasonably disagree. our code is our policy. if the code says people are allowed to come and build a home that size, then that's what they're entitled to do and this is only coming to us because neighbors dislike it. if folks are in an area where neighbors are fine with it, that homeowner gets to have the expansion. certainly can agree what is the role of expansion in affordability and in changing character of neighborhoods and at the same time for me i don't see anything that would rise to the level of discretionary review being granted. >> commissioner moore: the only thing we -- this particular application leaves us completely in the dark with the size of the -- and what -- it's very difficult set of drawings to read and i'm going to have to sit down and figure out what approximately size

this is kerry barnes and resident in noe valley.i'm originally from boston. >> we can hear you. >> speaker: thank you so much. i'm originally from boston where i our right to shelter insurancepeople do not sleep on the streets . that model can be viewed as paternalistic andhave unintended consequences . however what is humane about that in the current legislation is a corporate lease that no oneshould sleep on the streets . i support the proposed legislation because it is a compassionate and pragmatic approach to address the thousands of unshelved people living in san francisco. the department of health ejected in february the number of people citywide experiencing homelessness has grown to 18,000. that is unacceptable and it's of the utmost urgency we not wait for the perfect day and yes i agree providing shelter should be a next was a priority of our city . i support ada as it will provide a safe ace to sleep fo all . and it will develop an implementation planto expand the rangeof shelter options . iq . >> . your comments. we have

and as stated by staff in 2021 noe valley is the epicenter of demolition.it raises the issue of not only the demo but what type of housingshould be on corner lots in our neighborhoods . some existing housing should be legally demolished as this projectshould have been in order to expand housing opportunities . just as there are many others that should not be demolished de facto or otherwise but instead should have legal alterations as intended under section 317 in order to preserve existing housing and protect relative affordability. just copy what i said for those of you who were here and here's a copy for the minutes,150 words. thank you very much and have a great day . >> any other members of the public in person would like to provide their comments reach up to the dais or if thereare any members listening in on line and would like to call him please hitá3 . i don't see any others items. we can move on to our regular calendar itemnumber f . specifically for item number 1 , number 2018 008588 cwp in the southeast rail station studyinformational presentati

this is kerry barnes and resident in noe valley.i'm originally from boston. >> we can hear you. >> speaker: thank you so much. i'm originally from boston where i our right to shelter insurancepeople do not sleep on the streets . that model can be viewed as paternalistic andhave unintended consequences . however what is humane about that in the current legislation is a corporate lease that no oneshould sleep on the streets . i support the proposed legislation because it is a compassionate and pragmatic approach to address the thousands of unshelved people living in san francisco. the department of health ejected in february the number of people citywide experiencing homelessness has grown to 18,000. that is unacceptable and it's of the utmost urgency we not wait for the perfect day and yes i agree providing shelter should be a next was a priority of our city . i support ada as it will provide a safe ace to sleep fo all . and it will develop an implementation planto expand the rangeof shelter options . iq . >> . your comments. we have

this is kerry barnes and resident in noe valley.rom boston. >> we can hear you. >> speaker: thank you so much. i'm originally from boston where i our right to shelter insurancepeople do not sleep on the streets . that model can be viewed as paternalistic andhave unintended consequences . however what is humane about that in the current legislation is a corporate lease that no oneshould sleep on the streets . i support the proposed legislation because it is a compassionate and pragmatic approach to address the thousands of unshelved people living in san francisco. the department of health ejected in february the number of people citywide experiencing homelessness has grown to 18,000. that is unacceptable and it's of the utmost urgency we not wait for the perfect day and yes i agree providing shelter should be a next was a priority of our city . i support ada as it will provide a safe ace to sleep fo all . and it will develop an implementation planto expand the rangeof shelter options . iq . >> . your comments. we have 40 individuals