the site is obsolete. it s a magnet for a nuisance in the neighborhood and it should be relocated. thank you. i m gilbert johnson. i was born in san francisco 1940. that was several years before it was popular to do so. i have lived in the inner sunset for 57 years. i remember when hanc came in. they were a modest operation that did good work. over the years they ve grown. at this time they have grown extremely large. i think i would like to see them move not because i m against hanc but because i think that they really need a new location that is more compatible with the scope of what they are doing. i work as a volunteer at the legion of honor as a gardener volunteer. i m very much in favor of community gardens and i am very much in favor of this one. but i think that the issue has been up a long time and i think it needs to be dealt with in an intelligent way, and i m seeing an issue that is being railroaded through and it upsets me greatly. thank you. thank you. hi.
there are supermarkets you can bring your recycling to and more important, there s curbside recycling all over the neighborhood. and all this industrial concern in a residential neighborhood does is act as a magnet to bring people into the neighborhood and raid our recycling every week. it s not just the noise, it s throwing our trash on the street every week to get our bottles and cans. every week have i to go out in the morning and pick up my trash, pick up the trash of my neighbors, put it back in. the site is obsolete. it s a magnet for a nuisance in the neighborhood and it should be relocated. thank you. i m gilbert johnson. i was born in san francisco 1940. that was several years before it was popular to do so. i have lived in the inner sunset for 57 years. i remember when hanc came in. they were a modest operation that did good work. over the years they ve grown. at this time they have grown extremely large. i think i would like to see them move not because i m again
easier to outreach to them to help provide services. and hanc is a place where the san francisco homeless outreach team has outreached to the homeless community to help place them in appropriate service. thank you. thank you. my name is wayne wily. i m a hanc employee and i would like to oppose closing hanc for the reason that homelessness is not hanc s problem, it s like san francisco problem and not only san francisco but the world. and most of the people who come there are in fact intelligent and can hold a great conversation. all of them are willing to help each other and not only each other but anybody who comes there. have i never seen any violence there. have i worked at other recycling centers where it s been crazy and a wreck. that place is like harmonious. it s like the heaven of recycling. other than that, everybody is there who i work with is very nice. have i never seen anybody who opposes the place not even ever show up. some of stuff just comes like out of
its community gardens. there is a long wait list and not enough of them. parks are parks are for people and not industrial use. thank you. next speaker, please. if there is anyone in the north concourse who would like to speak, will you please come up? my name is mary sporer. after listening to everything, i think it is really clear that there is something very peculiar about this whole process. we have got here a chimera, a mythical beast made up of the body of one thing and the head of another. i am also reminded once again of lewis carroll, as you have heard your for in the past. it is through the looking glass. sentence first, verdict afterward. this is like a trial of hank that is attached to the body of the community gardens. it needs more time. there is no way you can make a rational process out of this unless you deal with two completely separate issues. thank you. my name is peter zimpone. i volunteer with the nature group and several other neighborhood park