wouldn t be able to park - d overnight. one person talked about having a piece of legislation that is enforceable and this is one that i think is on forcible. enforceable. this is one that is actually quite easy to enforce and it s something that we would be able to move forward. somebody talks about designation areas for larger vehicles and i absolutely understand that and that is precisely the reason why we did not say this was a ban outright on the entire city of all spaces. this is simply allowing the mta to choose certain locations that have had chronic problems to enforce an oversized vehicle issue. we re not saying citywide this would be a restriction on oversized vehicle parking. so i think that is a very measured approach and we purposely did that because we could anticipate some concerns that folks had. so those with visitors from out of town and know that not all parking is off-limits. this is meant for mta to have an additional tool for areas that are chronicall
[ gavel ] good afternoon everyone. good afternoon. it s monday, september 17th, 2012. s the meeting of land use and economic development committee of san francisco county. our clerk is miss alisa miller, miss miller could you lose give us announcements. please make sure to silence all electronic derises and completed speaker cards and all documents should be submitted to the cleric. items acted upon today will be on the september 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. thank you, we have four agenda items today. generally during public comment we give people up to 2 minutes per person if there is a lot of people on the issue and there is a buzzer that goes off after 30 second goes. so my hope is that people will really listen to the buzzer before their time limit is up. i wanted to thank the staff from sf.gov, charles and jesse larson for televising us today on sfgtv. miss miller, please call item 1. item no. 1, hearing on the budget and legislat
[ gavel ] good afternoon everyone. good afternoon. it s monday, september 17th, 2012. s the meeting of land use and economic development committee of san francisco county. our clerk is miss alisa miller, miss miller could you lose give us announcements. please make sure to silence all electronic derises and completed speaker cards and all documents should be submitted to the cleric. items acted upon today will be on the september 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. thank you, we have four agenda items today. generally during public comment we give people up to 2 minutes per person if there is a lot of people on the issue and there is a buzzer that goes off after 30 second goes. so my hope is that people will really listen to the buzzer before their time limit is up. i wanted to thank the staff from sf.gov, charles and jesse larson for televising us today on sfgtv. miss miller, please call item 1. item no. 1, hearing on the budget and legislat
the impact is lessened. in the case of district 10, probably some of the impact would be in san mateo county because if you go out four miles you are probably going to be crossing the border. but this table, again, is looking to each district independently and not a cumulative impact . mr. russeau that would lead to the loss of 1300 jobs and 321 smaller businesses potentially closing? when you break it down by district, district 6 if a big box wal-mart opened up, that means more than half of the smaller food establishments would close if a big box wal-mart opened up in district 6 somewhere? i think that is correct, yes. if i followed your numbers. that is based on methodology from the chicago study that was used in manhattan? correct. i think the important thing there, supervisor, is there is some variability in here because it could be a greater number of establishments with smaller numbers of employees. that is why i provide this range. if every store that closed ha
francisco can suddenly dismiss part of its community? in thank you, next speaker [speaker not understood] these are some of the vehicles that i work by when i walk my dog and there are a lot of school kids in this neighborhood. there are four different schools near me. little kids, high school kids. there are bicyclists. there are joggers. i m strictly here to talk about the impact on the residents and not to get involved in the politics of the homeless advocates.el calling 311, the 72-hour thing does absolutely no good. we have tried. we have done it. nothing has happened. and this one vehicle that you can t really see here has been parking in this spot for off and on for ten years. it belongs to a group of gardeners who don t live in the area and dump their debris in the truck and after two weeks will dump the debris somewhere else. i am very much for this legislation. we have waited too long for it and i will do whatever i can to support it. thank you. thank you, n