Good afternoon. My name is Kathy Bloodworth and i have a letter here from allison, a tenant on the street that cannot be here today. Dear San Francisco Planning Commission, as a colleague and sacramento street neighbor of Kendall Wilkinson i am writing to support her application for content notional use permit. As a Retail Store Owner i have known kennel for the last eight years and can say firsthand that she is a stellar figure in our Sacramento Community whom we all love. She has always proven to be a leader with a vision for our street. She, her staff and her client support our local shops and restaurants. It is worth considering the synergistic relationship on sacramento street. Designers, architects and builders bring in the highend clients who then support the retail businesses. It is a clear business pattern we all see and very much appreciate. I would like to add as an interior designer, the sales tax revenue per design firm generates far exceeds any retail store. This will hop
Thank you. Any other Public Comment on this item . With that, Public Comment is closed. Commissioner fung . Question for staff. If this was a Design Office use that was designated as accessory to the retail, would it have required a see you . C. U. . In other words, the retail is in the front on the ground floor. Basically it was flipped the other way around, the retail use will be a principal use and that. The retail use currently allowed . Im asking, if you had designated, or they had designated the Design Office use as accessory to the commercial interiors retail use would it still have required c. U. . Um. Elizabeth, northwest team leader. That has to do with the Square Footage, the percentage size. Yes if it had been an accessory use, it would principally permitted, it would be considered an accessory use. Sharon can correct me if i am wrong, that is not the way the configuration of the space is currently. What would have been the Square Footage of an accessory use to have been al
COLUMBIA, Tenn. Greg Kroeker couldn t stop staring at the man with the unusual prosthetic leg in front of him at Lowe s.
The leg has a C -shaped piece of hard-yet-bouncy plastic between the knee and the plastic foot in a sneaker. Hey, my sons are amputees, Kroeker said when he caught the man s eye. Would you mind sharing with me about your leg?
No problem.
Turns out that man, Allen Luke, is a volunteer for Nashville nonprofit Amputee Blade Runners, which outfits amputees with blade prosthetics used for more athletic movements.
And Luke was happy to share with Kroeker, who, with his wife, Suzanne, had adopted two boys from different families in China. Both boys arrived with medical conditions that required leg amputations once they arrived in the States.