i think i have just one comment card here, randy shaw >> thank you, randy shaw supervisor, you weren't here two hearings ago because i heard you talk about all the feedback you got from (inaudible) the tenderloin museum, the black cat restaurant, i could go on and on. the local two's, painted ladies, all were funded by invest in neighborhoods and a parade of people came down saying why they didn't want a commission over this and why they thought it would be counter productive. you should take invest in neighborhoods out, that would solve a lot of problems. we all understand what's happening with the realtor's ballot measure and the mayor and not wanting to blink first. i think the problem with that, it's not progressives versus moderates in this one, it's smart versus dumb. we should not be messing with the invest in neighborhoods as a bargaining chip. you want to do the other stufr with the housing people and they're into it, that's their business. that's not my world. but this is too important and the reason it's so important, i recruited 826 valencia to open at tenderloin and what's

i think i have just one comment card here, randy shaw >> thank you, randy shaw supervisor, you weren't here two hearings ago because i heard you talk about all the feedback you got from (inaudible) the tenderloin museum, the black cat restaurant, i could go on and on. the local two's, painted ladies, all were funded by invest in neighborhoods and a parade of people came down saying why they didn't want a commission over this and why they thought it would be counter productive. you should take invest in neighborhoods out, that would solve a lot of problems. we all understand what's happening with the realtor's ballot measure and the mayor and not wanting to blink first. i think the problem with that, it's not progressives versus moderates in this one, it's smart versus dumb. we should not be messing with the invest in neighborhoods as a bargaining chip. you want to do the other stufr with the housing people and they're into it, that's their business. that's not my world. but this is too important and the reason it's so important, i recruited 826 valencia to open at tenderloin and what's

i think i have just one comment card here, randy shaw >> thank you, randy shaw supervisor, you weren't here two hearings ago because i heard you talk about all the feedback you got from (inaudible) the tenderloin museum, the black cat restaurant, i could go on and on. the local two's, painted ladies, all were funded by invest in neighborhoods and a parade of people came down saying why they didn't want a commission over this and why they thought it would be counter productive. you should take invest in neighborhoods out, that would solve a lot of problems. we all understand what's happening with the realtor's ballot measure and the mayor and not wanting to blink first. i think the problem with that, it's not progressives versus moderates in this one, it's smart versus dumb. we should not be messing with the invest in neighborhoods as a bargaining chip. you want to do the other stufr with the housing people and they're into it, that's their business. that's not my world. but this is too important and the reason it's so important, i recruited 826 valencia to open at tenderloin and what's

>>[calling names] >> thank you randy shaw director of [inaudible] i like to start by addressing supervisor cohen's point about sheila concerns without oh ew's operator programs. i felt that way in the 80s and then either the ballot measure could i think it's the only ballot measure abitibi being on the ballot and pass signatures as opposed to the board to create a building session which one in the 1994 ballot because we cannot get the building department of housing the firemen to do code enforcement only choice and i spent two years surveying all the groups. we ended up having every major constituency in san francisco except for the downtown inches they used to control the department. the landlords and tenants and the merchants all on board. but in this case, oewd is incredibly well-run agents. you've heard it. i don't know what they're doing in this housing development commission. i think that's what you're hearing from all of us here is don't break what isn't broken. your concerns of-i don't get involved with that and i anderson allotted concerns with units and the like but that's not oe

>>[calling names] >> thank you randy shaw director of [inaudible] i like to start by addressing supervisor cohen's point about sheila concerns without oh ew's operator programs. i felt that way in the 80s and then either the ballot measure could i think it's the only ballot measure abitibi being on the ballot and pass signatures as opposed to the board to create a building session which one in the 1994 ballot because we cannot get the building department of housing the firemen to do code enforcement only choice and i spent two years surveying all the groups. we ended up having every major constituency in san francisco except for the downtown inches they used to control the department. the landlords and tenants and the merchants all on board. but in this case, oewd is incredibly well-run agents. you've heard it. i don't know what they're doing in this housing development commission. i think that's what you're hearing from all of us here is don't break what isn't broken. your concerns of-i don't get involved with that and i anderson allotted concerns with units and the like but that's not oe