all the people on thestreet. it just looks so different . people shooting up, using paper so i say where are the police at? where are thepolice . i've seen two uniformed officers, ladies about that short walking down there by kentucky fried chicken and i say what's going on i've got some suggestions for the police department. i can't give it to you all in one minute but my question is, i out of the 1500 people you served, how many of those people are from san francisco? how many of those people that are using these drugs are from san francisco ? how many of these drugdealers come out of the country are from san francisco ? back in the days when they had cracked, they got rid of the black dealers. they came in the tenderloin and gotrid of them but now look at it . all these foreigners here selling drugs. they don't speak english . they say what you want? i will give the police the information how to get rid of thepeople on thecorners . all they've got to do is block 2 streets off . what's going on? it's easy solutions to get rid of all those

really from the linkage center but from the outreach conducted in the tenderloin neighborhood on thestreet . >> it's a combination of both, supervisor. it is 283 placements directly from the streets of the tenderloin aspart of the emergency initiative and 66 placements from the linkage center . for a total of 345 as part of this initiative. >> thank you andyou mentioned you conducted 2000 in the last eight weeks . you've conducted 2000 outreach encounters. assuming those are all in the tenderloin and again, are those 2000 accommodation on the streets and linkage centers? >> outreach, where referring to conversations our homeless outreach workers and city staff are having with people living on the streets at the tenderloin so we look across the city throughout the year but the 2000 number is pulled directly from the tenderloin since the start of the emergency initiative and these are 2000 conversations, 2000 discussions or contacts that are outreach workers are having withpeople on thestreets . we may have contact with somebody three orfour times a day , 10 times a week . we are very persis

all the people on thestreet. it just looks so different . people shooting up, using paper so i say where are the police at? where are thepolice . i've seen two uniformed officers, ladies about that short walking down there by kentucky fried chicken and i say what's going on i've got some suggestions for the police department. i can't give it to you all in one minute but my question is, i out of the 1500 people you served, how many of those people are from san francisco? how many of those people that are using these drugs are from san francisco ? how many of these drugdealers come out of the country are from san francisco ? back in the days when they had cracked, they got rid of the black dealers. they came in the tenderloin and gotrid of them but now look at it . all these foreigners here selling drugs. they don't speak english . they say what you want? i will give the police the information how to get rid of thepeople on thecorners . all they've got to do is block 2 streets off . what's going on? it's easy solutions to get rid of all those

all the people on thestreet. it just looks so different . people shooting up, using paper so i say where are the police at? where are thepolice . i've seen two uniformed officers, ladies about that short walking down there by kentucky fried chicken and i say what's going on i've got some suggestions for the police department. i can't give it to you all in one minute but my question is, i out of the 1500 people you served, how many of those people are from san francisco? how many of those people that are using these drugs are from san francisco ? how many of these drugdealers come out of the country are from san francisco ? back in the days when they had cracked, they got rid of the black dealers. they came in the tenderloin and gotrid of them but now look at it . all these foreigners here selling drugs. they don't speak english . they say what you want? i will give the police the information how to get rid of thepeople on thecorners . all they've got to do is block 2 streets off . what's going on? it's easy solutions to get rid of all those

so that really hurts him in a way that the russian people once again take to thestreets . i think it will rally the world opinion against him. that may make it more difficult to find an offramp but i think the more he does this, the less options he's going to have. and i don't know how it ends well. i worry about waging a long term insurrection or insurgency against him because i think he can't afford to have that happen. he can't afford to have all these weapons coming in from all these different states without declaring war against them as well. so maybe in the short term if other major power step in and give him counsel saying let's find leon's way out ofthis . all of this could have been done but leon said from the very beginning. we could have said from the beginning that too early to be talking about coming into nato. and you were just visiting the cia. bill behrens wrote about this in his book. most recent book, back channel. when she pointed out back in 2007, he said this is the red line. you don't want to crossthis breadline because putin will react in an aggressi

of the system and there are people who are paramedics and police and crisis response are out on thestreet who know if they take emergency or any other er , the folks in those ers will be unhappy with them if those people are not an x extreme level of acuity because they're already overwhelmed. when they do bring people in i think that they are turned out more quickly than they should be . as quickly as they are less acute than the other people coming in the door.those people are sent out and they do not end up on the streets. there are a lot of doors that closed people out of getting longer-term care conservatorship and the first one is that we don't take everyone into an emergency room that should be taken into an emergency room. people taken to emergency rooms don't stay as long as they could or should and we have more capacity there. there are people released from the emergency rooms that obviously could be taken into a hospital bed if the hospital beds were not full and there are people who don't end up, you know, the city does not petition for a conservatorship for them because every

side of the street and they required trees will not provid , they will diminish the lighting from thestreetpoint where pedestrians will be at risk . thank you . >> thank you, last call for publiccomment. press star 3 to be added to the queue . you have 2 minutes.hello, caller. >> i like to reiterate what the first caller mentioned. we do need more time for discussion. due to the pandemic, things have made things a lot more awkward and i do believe more discussion would help the project and also be a benefit to theneighborhood in general. thank you . >> good afternoon commission. i support, my name is robert kaufman, i support the project. i also believe that there are because it's in the state density bonus project there is limited action that the planning commission can take. in order to deny the project. i would recommend that you ask the city attorney's office what your options are on that so thank you, goodbye. >> okay commissioners, thatwill conclude public comment on this matter . onthese items now before you . >> thank you staff, thank you project sponsor. while i'm waiting for other

clearly it affects folks outside the facility and in this case unable right across thestreet . do have a chance to revise that plan and we won't have a chance to have ourengineer look at it . we have had the narrative that there's resistance and we do appreciate that.we'd like to take advantage of that and in my mind fix the cities process but it's the one issue that really does affect the neighbors . >> 30 seconds. >> again, we ask the owner controls of the applicant itself be put into its requirement of the permit. that can go through whatever process of fine-tuning the department of health will reviewthat . with that i thank you for your time. >> we will nowhear from the permit holder . >>. [inaudible] thank you again for taking the time tolisten to our item . we have tried to contact the appellant regarding this odor matter but his team does not want to compromise with any of their onerousrequirements . as the appellant has not presented any new information which has not already been deferred by the planning commission , we have pledged to be goodneighbors and will uphold e