Without trying to address this problem in a different way, were risking lives, health and safety of our residents and losing opportunities to help those who are grappling with drug abuse. Were risking the opportunity to get them access to other services that we provide. We simply cant afford to stand idly by and thanks to the efforts of community members, weve moved forward in a healthy way we have existing providers and funders who are willing to help us implement this sites and what i was hoping from this memo is a deeper analysis of how we can do the right thing within the confines of the law. The city may need to take steps against criminal prosecution and other risks identified in this memorand memorandum. And im asking the City Attorney gauge the risk of prosecution and other things identified in the best and most responsible result. So this conversation will continue. The other time i have today, colleagues, is an in memoriam for the daughter of reverend arnold townsend, his onl
Are. So we will be very conscious of the fact that an area of the open space will be lost by this building. This is of great concern to us because it closes us in when we go out in the backyard. We also sympathize with mr. Kauffman with respect to the foundation and the possibility of flooding because we had a similar situation and brought the same type of appeal here to the board of supervisors some years ago and were successful. So thank you for very much listening to me. President breed thank you. And thank you for being here today. Next speaker . And if there are any other members of the public that would like to provide comment, please come forward. And this is specifically for those here to support the appeal. There will be an opportunity for those who oppose the appeal later on in the meeting. Hello, board of supervisors. Im Phillip Kauffman. My house is in danger. You can read all the reports by lawrence carp, the architects and so forth. Ive lived in this house for almost 30 y
Order. [please stand b without trying to address this problem in a different way, were risking lives, health and safety of our residents and losing opportunities to help those who are grappling with drug abuse. Were risking the opportunity to get them access to other services that we provide. We simply cant afford to stand idly by and thanks to the efforts of community members, weve moved forward in a healthy way we have existing providers and funders who are willing to help us implement this sites and what i was hoping from this memo is a deeper analysis of how we can do the right thing within the confines of the law. The city may need to take steps against criminal prosecution and other risks identified in this memorand memorandum. And im asking the City Attorney gauge the risk of prosecution and other things identified in the best and most responsible result. So this conversation will continue. The other time i have today, colleagues, is an in memoriam for the daughter of reverend a
I urge the board to be stronger, if you like, about what they do if people are in violation. This developer proceeds as if its a carpool violation and you afford it, pay it off, move on. That cannot be the case. We have to stop this from going on in our city. Thats all i want to say. I want to mention that our uphill neighbor couldnt be here as well. They sent their son, who is on an Aircraft Carrier in the sea of japan, but here in his offtime and he has a very big button, so i appreciate your time. Thank you very much. President breed thank you for your testimony. Next speaker, please . Supervisors, good afternoon. Im jessica mcgregor. I live across the street from the proposed project and from mr. Kauffmans home. As you know, San Francisco is suffering from an epidemic of work beyond the scope of permits, work without permits, serial permits to avoid ceqa. I believe the most recent example was 1841 chestnut and on lombard street. And the Planning Department was looking at 214 states
And other things identified in the best and most responsible result. So this conversation will continue. The other time i have today, colleagues, is an in memoriam for the daughter of reverend arnold townsend, his only doubter, rachel townsend. Rachel was a committed member of the Africanamerican Community here in San Francisco and was a behindthescenes champion in leading a festival every single year. Despite how challenging it was to organize this event, rachel continues to push herself and Push Community members to show up every sippingle ye single year. She was always there for the community and she was also always there to support and help her dad. She was really the light of reverend townsends life. Its sad that we lost her. She was only 38 years old. And rachel was so many things to so many people and an important part of our community, as i said. And because she was so young, there were no arrangements or any Life Insurance that could help to support her and pay for her funeral