support this applicant. this has been a bright spot in the mission district. in spite of it s much impacted location. i m an attendant at the police meetings. this person has been improving things. this restaurant is self explanatory. it s a beautifully, it would be a great loss. the salvadorian community is a very important segment of the mission district, a very large segment too. usually large. this is a superb restaurant. i think this project falls within the guidelines, very attractive, bright and clean and really desirable and express my support. thank you. i m going to call a few more names. ray sloan, joshua garcia my name is orlando and i m a business person for the last 28 years. i m also a mason and shriner. the only reason i m telling you that is my sincerity of what i m going to tell you about this person. he s a humble person and good husband and father. and he contributes quite a bit to charity. he has contributed to the salvation army, to the american
anybody disputes that. for our purpose as a small firm in the city we depend on the library for access to legal volumes. many of these are not available on-line and if the library does not have adequate space to house the collection we lose access to those volumes not only us but the members of the public as well. this will negatively impact our ability to practice law in san francisco, and people in san francisco ability to access the law, space is critical. in addition, to using the law library to access specific volumes, i and other members of my firm often visit to research topics by also studying other volumes in the same subject matter that are kept on the library shelves. there is not enough space for the library to display the full connection. this will be impossible as many volumes will be inaccessible. space is critical and allows it for be accessible for the public and allows for the users to have room to study the law and to interact with the staff or with other l
country and a resident of san francisco. i have had many occasions to use the library and i don t do computers and i found that when i do computers i wind up with eye strain and headache and there are many things that i can do with the book such as lay the books out on a table, six or more if i need to and go back and forthwith the books and find it an easy way to deal with smaen subject and especially the law. i have represented myself in overcoming a denial of unemployment insurance claim. and a personal injury slip and fall, and at the rent board where they are using unlicensed contractors and other times such as researching to better help my disabled 82-year-old friends. and there also an issue with the abc. (inaudible) and i could tell in most of those case, i would not know where to begin without the library and i would not have gotten involved. my life has been enriched beyond measure because the law library exists and i urge you to maintain at least 30,000 with the
good morning. i am a native san franciscoan as well. and i have watched over the years the law library shrink from the last 30 years to where i represented prisoners in county jail as directing attorney of legal services as helping the sheriff s department administration using the law library, and currently as a sole practitioner doing worker s comp for injured workers, but there are thousands that i am unable to help because the hours spent i could not possibly, i would be out on the streets as my kids have said. but i am able to always direct them to the law library. i am able to use the resources of the law library that i could not afford if i had to do it on my own and i urge you not to not cut the space any further than it has been done, thank you. good morning my name is ray sloan and i use the library on a regular basis and a friend of the coalition of concerned legal professionals. law library serves the low income community that concerned professional or legal prof