Licenses. I mention this more because maybe the bars were not themselves that much of a problem before. Certainly the liquor stores were not that big of a problem. When you approved license after license. You brought Polk Street to its knees. Last night they were talking about the impact on our street. The whole Liquor Industry that polk was turned over to because you approved conditional use on top of conditional use. The people in the neighborhood would not go out on the street at night. The coffee shops closed down, three at least. When i went to the public library for public meetings people would call out to each other downtown. Dont go to Polk Street. Stay away from there. It was so horrific because of the impact of the alcohol industry. The senior housing condos you approved near norris, they i wanted to see one for sale. They had to screen off a glass partition. Those malplaces to begin with. You turned it into hell. I dont think it is the liquor stores in particular. I want tha
Down, so i would just implore everybody to use their Community Minded feelings and focus on that so we can get out of this as a whole. Thats all i want to say. Hear, hear. Is there any Public Comment on commissioners comments and questions . Im looking in the queue, and i dont see any hands raised, and theres no chat coming. All right. Thank you. Then im going to adjourn this meeting at 6 52 p. M. Thank you very much, everyone. Appreciate your time, and that that that last permit applicant made me hopeful for the future. End on a high note. End on a high note. Thanks, everyone. The presiding officer tonight and shes joined by Vice President darryl honda, commissioner rick swig and commissioner rachael tanner. Commissioner Eduardo Santacana is absent this evening. Also present is deputy City Attorney who will provide with any legal advice this evening. At the controls is the boards legal clerk and legal assistant Katy Sullivan. Im Julie Rosenberg the boards executive director. Williams
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The board this evening. Scott sanchez and joseph duffy acting chief building inspector with the San Francisco department of building inspection. The Board Meeting guidelines are as follows. The board requests you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices. Apellants, permit holders and Department Respondents are each given 7 minutes to present case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. People affiliated must include their comments within the 7 or 3 minute period. They have up to 3 minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal if they are nonmembers. Our legal clerk will give you a verbal warning 30 seconds before the time is up. Four votes are required to grant your appeal or modify your determination. If you have questions about requesting a rehearing, board rules or hearing schedules email board staff at board of appeals at sf gov. Org. Public participation is of paramount importance to the board and every effort has been made to replicate the in person hearing process. Sf
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