tndc looking and seeing a project they could successfully accomplish. wanting to cut down trees around the property. pieces of the building falling off, more leaks in different areas of the building the historic preservation review demonstrating the building is a landmark quality. the building immediately after that report been allies to the door hardware removed. the flooring taken out of the bottom floor and put into a restaurant commercial venture downtown. no on-site market rate housing from the settlement. it is the same large project. do not be in a subtle -- hurry to settle here. i can understand why they might settle, because there will not get anywhere in court, but i do not think the city should sell the site to the city. it is the same large property, just in a different skin. that does not solve the problems it had. that does not make a landmark church go away as an issue. this property could be recycled and reused for this community, and it would be a welcome benefits to build a new on the parking lot with in the church building itself, sav

at least i can show you the letter i sent in to the great people who control tndc, to allow them to openir own eyes. if they know how to read english, they have eyes to read the agenda for today. north 16, i talk about it. our manager of our building dictates he would like to do everything. i talk about that enough. from now on, i am going to take him to the court. that is the reason i would like to let you know. if i have evidence, i must prove it. we do not need him anymore in the city. his people who work above him must change him sooner or later. i asked barack obama and the governor of california to be involved in my complaint. thank you, and i appreciated what you did to me before, and i appreciate what you did for my people behind me. god bless all of you. thank you. take care for the people who are going to vote now. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. stop the public rate of the public library. -- stop the rape of the public library. last week, i was at the hospital with a burst appendix. i do not miss this meeting easily. democracy is being destroyed. th

i work at the tenderloin at tndc. we have a lot of unemployed residents or low-income and working poor. it would be great to see them working at this hospital. we're pushing for more local hire, more than 40 jobs per year for five years, to ensure our residents can work in the hospital being built in their neighborhood. in good conscience, i cannot see myself or have a hard time seeing myself recommending by residents to work at cpmc hospital where workers are treated so poorly. and i have been sitting here listening to all these accounts of nurses. i have talked to stationary engineers who were on strike. and in no good conscience can i say that i fully support the jobs that will come from cpmc if they are going to be the way that has been described today by our brothers and sisters in the nurses' union. so i really wanted to emphasize that for community, for the tenderloin, we really want to see a local hire good jobs -- want to see good local hire jobs. [bell rings] we want to ensure that our residents in the tende