cohen's meavment aboutç-amendment's abt collocation, i wanted to ask, wd the -- i guess the way i underseere would be an exig operator in a space andç that e else would apply to operate in t space to share. would they have to go through te procedure of submitting to the g department of public health, yor office, they'd go through the se approvals. it wouldn't be anything differem the process that anyone would gh to be approved to locate in tha. the only thing that we're doingh this amendment is saying you cae more than one licensee in the se address. ?a the way i understand it? >> i believe so. i believe this is not subjectinl in the same parcel to the same anticlusterring goals. there was a lot to be developedw that would work to house retailn one location on the same premis. and whether or not the state wiw that. so we'll learn more as the stats their emergency regulations. >> the only other thing, what at non-retail? we talked about that this mornih regard to accessory use for manufacturers and so we're prepo take that up as part of trailing conversation in terms of trailig legislatio

we were skinnier around the waist so it was for skinnier people and it was undersized and didn't meet standards. and this is a project near and dear to the city administrators' hearts. it started for me in 2013 when i was trying to get this facility to be part of the easer program and with the director of public finance we were successful in convincing our capital plan colleagues to put this as part of the 2014easer bond, which went to the voters. it was a $64 million bond. i want to thank the voters because they moved forward with us to bring this new facility, so i just wanted to thank all of you for that. so we hit the ground running in 2014. what you may or may not all remember. i had an interim director of the office of the chief medical examiner. he was not a doctor. he was not a forensic pathologist. he was not a toxicologist. he was a great administrator while we started the international search to find dr. bukowskih. it started the design. i've been working with public work works when we worked with recruitment. and i found dr. hunter. i'm telling you i found you just in time

these will be fine for a number of chains just as of the slightly undersized ones worked out for hilton and hampton in. the bathrooms across from the guest rooms on the first floor. point well taken, these are schematic plans and we'll work it out so one is not exposed to the traffic there. the light well comment, the rooms at the end where the light is narrowest, it's what they call in the hotel business as last rent, they'll be rented last. the sponsor has said we'll go however you want to handle the popus. i would like to make the observation though, simply enlarging this in the middle of the building, which is what removing the three guests room does, puts additional space where there's eight floors of hotel above it, no visual access to it from the street, so it's not necessarily more attractive. my preference personally would be to keep the guest rooms, valuable to the developer and to the city and put the popus off stevenson as an entree point. that said, we'll be happy to proceed in the direction the commission wants and commissioner moore i hope that helped. >> i still have a q

undersized sewers in our neighborhood is the cause. source lines upstream is the cause. -- sewer lines upstream is the cause. victim blaming and endless studies which lead to no solutions for us is the cause. i'm here to ask once again for the city to stand up and do what's right. continuing to do nothing will be hiding behind the excuse there will always be a bigger storm is shortsighted and shameful. i don't want to be here again making these same pleas for help in 2018, 2020 and 2030. please. >> supervisor ronen: thank you for your comments. i want to mention that the puc is not here. that's my fault. not the department's fault. i suggested that it was going to be 11:00 and because we called the item out of order, i just want to take responsibility for that. >> public: of course, understood. thank you for your time. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. next speaker, please. >> public: good morning again. hello supervisors. my name is donna marie. with solutions, not sandbags, here we are doing our annual raining season about the same sta

. >> in fact court filings undersealed this week shows george papadopoulos who pleaded guilty to making false statements to investigators, suggested in a march 15 meeting that trump meet vladimir putin. then later reads a trump surrogate adviser rejected the idea. sessions informed he was traveling to russia during a presidential campaign. papadopoulos's account is placing another trump adviser under scrutiny. sam clovis who served his deputy campaign chairman. the supervisor responded encouraging papadopoulos to make the trip. papadopoulos's account was unsealed the same day as indictment so former campaign chairman paul manafort and his deputy rick gates in religious to their lobbying work for the campaign. to hide the income laundered the company through quote, united states, cooperations, partnerships and bank accounts. manafort and gates pled not to charges. >> jim, i understand you're learning more about paul manafort and rick gates and when a trial might be. >> that's right there's a proposed date for may 7. the estimate will take at least three weeks for trial. keep in mind that