. >>> potholes in the road can be unsightly, they can be annoying, they can do damage to your car.n from london is taking on potholes and turning them into a thing of beauty. >> oh, a table. and a chair. >> and a little tv set. he does a whole little scene. >> aren't people just going to run these things over? >> he does pick things up after he gets his shot. he's using back streets, on sidewalks, in between cobblestones, and he's using the potholestori aention to the crappy condition the roads are in. >> i don't think he meant to do that. >> in this video, he puts together little pothole gardens and gets people's reaction to them. >> it's unusual to see greenery in a city. it's kind of nice. >> when i saw it, i was quite surprised. >> you knew that was going to happen. >> the dog paeed on it. >> dogs love it. >> i see it more as a kind of -- more as an aesthetic intervention, an awareness of potholes. >> do you think it's an effective tool for bringing attention to potholes and disrepair? >> i think it's an effective tool for making people smile. >>> that's going to do it for this

retail, small businesses of the city that need parking, it takes a lot of parking to take those ugly, unsightly, above grade service bases and put them below the gray. that is just an example that the full project has to as a whole work for. i do want to just be clear that there have been a lot of things that on the record today that are simply not possible to really explain or address, and respectfully, i have to say there have been factual misrepresentations today, and i do not like having to say something like that, but i do think it is important for that be known, but i do not want you to leave today with a misrepresentation. this is a fine project, and i think we will have the opportunity to prove the case to you on the right day when this is before the board, so i thank you for your time today, and i think you in advance for keeping an open mind about the project. president chiu: before the next speaker, i want to see if there is any more public comment. if you could line up on that side. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is paul. i have lived and run businesses in the