ozzie reaume with the san francisco housing coalition. you need to consider what will happen to the tenants in this building should you approve the demolition. this is exactly the kind of situation that i was trying to draw your attention to in the earlier item with supervisor mandelman. this is a clear-cut case. tenants are living in this building. increasing density for future residents should not outweigh the perils that this demolition's going to cause to the tenants. the tenants who are living in this unit in the single-family home are just as important, their lives and their residence and where they're going to be ending up at is just as important as creating density. our situation, as we have repeatedly brought to your attention, is an affordability crisis. it's not just the number of units. there are many units in this town that could be purchased by the people of money. but you need to consider the fate of the tenants. we've been bringing this up over and over again to your various hearings. we've brought it up to the attention o

ozzie reaume with san francisco land use coalition. i'd like to point out the fact that every year, we're faced with some egregious act related to building and construction practices in our town. if it's not an il-lela addition, it's an -- illegal addition, it's an illegal demolition, and it's a culture of corruption. these acts couldn't have happened if the culture of corruption was not endemic in other parts of city government. [inaudible] astonishing. the fact is that the city attorney's office routinely dismissing whistleblowers and the cases they bring to light. beating up on d.b.i. for their misuse is par for the course, but let's not forget about other arms of the city government, such as the city attorney's office, that has been awol on such shenanigans. here we are on another development that will soon appear on a planning commission agenda to get legalized as mr. teague advised us earlier. once again, developer violates the permit, slap on the wrist, and asks for forgiveness. lastly, i'd like to draw your attention to the cas

ozzie reaume with san francisco land use coalition. i'd like to point out the fact that every year, we're faced with some egregious act related to building and construction practices in our town. if it's not an il-lela addition, it's an -- illegal addition, it's an illegal demolition, and it's a culture of corruption. these acts couldn't have happened if the culture of corruption was not endemic in other parts of city government. [inaudible] astonishing. the fact is that the city attorney's office routinely dismissing whistleblowers and the cases they bring to light. beating up on d.b.i. for their misuse is par for the course, but let's not forget about other arms of the city government, such as the city attorney's office, that has been awol on such shenanigans. here we are on another development that will soon appear on a planning commission agenda to get legalized as mr. teague advised us earlier. once again, developer violates the permit, slap on the wrist, and asks for forgiveness. lastly, i'd like to draw your attention to the cas

ozzie reaume with the san

ozzie reaume with san francisco land use coalition. i'd like to point out the fact that every year, we're faced with some egregious act related to building and construction practices in our town. if it's not an il-lela addition, it's an -- illegal addition, it's an illegal demolition, and it's a culture of corruption. these acts couldn't have happened if the culture of corruption was not endemic in other parts of city government. [inaudible] astonishing. the fact is that the city attorney's office routinely dismissing whistleblowers and the cases they bring to light. beating up on d.b.i. for their misuse is par for the course, but let's not forget about other arms of the city government, such as the city attorney's office, that has been awol on such shenanigans. here we are on another development that will soon appear on a planning commission agenda to get legalized as mr. teague advised us earlier. once again, developer violates the permit, slap on the wrist, and asks for forgiveness. lastly, i'd like to draw your attention to the cas