rather, there were some agreements made between peter owens and some of the tenants. there were tennesseeants names on that list of t on -- ten tenants names under the plan to evict under the ellis act that you received. so it is fact that the planning commission also heard the testimony, saw the documents and made a decision unanimously that this then was violating two different codes of the planning code, and we should not allow the conversion of this building to condominiums. so i ask you to please uphold those decisions and deny this appeal. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your testimony. next speaker, please. >> i am working on the project for senior eviction in san francisco. it's an abuse. i've talked to a lot of lawyers and tenants' issues. i recently went to berkeley, and a lot of elder abuse victims came to this conference. yeah, i told about the case of iris canada, and they all were shocked. this is like people who saw, like many and many elder abuse cases. so this is such a shame, so i -- but i was really -- even like not glad, but happy when planning

to the contrary, peter owens personally contacted the planning staff before they released their first report, which, by the way, they had recommended project approval at that time. our lawyer squarely addressed this issue in the letters to the planning commission of which you also have copies. our condo conversion application meets all the requirements for condominium conversion on the california state map act and the san francisco subdivision code as can be found in the planning department's original staff report dated january 11th, 2018. i here by ask you to review the extensive documentation that we have submitted on our behalf and ask you to reconsider our condo conversion application on the basis of the actual superior court record and not based on hearsay. we only ask to be treated fairly under the law. thank you again for your opportunity to clarify these points of fact. >> president breed: thank you. supervisor kim? >> supervisor kim: thank you. i just want to ask a question to the presenter today. >> yes. >> supervisor kim: and so i did read through the planning commission re