next speaker, please. my name is theresa cooper. i am an access love member. i volunteer. i was really concerned with captain denise schmidt s letter. my experience at the police commission meeting is that the captain of the police was shocked by it and had never received the letter. it was baulked at as not having factual information. i have been a legal secretary, and i paid attention to that. i am surprised that is used as something official. the letter and the commission hearing brought up some fears around the asian community and other ethnic communities. i am concerned. i am a longtime resident of the city. it creates a division between communities. we all have needs that need to be met and strategies for survival. let us support each other in having all of our needs met, and be safe. next speaker, please. hello, members of the board of appeals. i attended the planning commission hearing and spoke there. what i told them there is the same thing a lot of people h
experience that these are not dangerous places. the fact that they have cash and valuable items on premises does not make them unique to business. you could say the same thing about a jewelry store or a liquor store. the liquor store across the street from my house is robbed. there was a daytime murder in bread and butter cafe on polk. i do not think anyone could draw from those things that bellies inherently create crime delis inherently great crime. my name is matt lee roy. i have been a san francisco resident for eight years. what it boils down to is that we are in a sanctuary city. california state law allows people with a medical condition who need to use cannabis to use cannabis to treat their conditions, as does san francisco law. we are assigned to rossetti. it is important that patients in all parts of the city have equal access to their medicine. the other thing that concerns me is that one of the complainants in this case happens to be a religious institution.
depending on what part of the city you re looking at, instead of statistically unsupported hearsay information. please consider real data before adopting a final findings. truly yours, petra dejesus, police commission. thank you. my name is shona. i am the executive director of access of love sf. sometimes i have to connect the dots between difference to the bodies to have a flow of information. we have a legislative fix. we want to assure that people will not use recreational classifications to fit any sort of situation. i want to alert you that state law trump s city law. state law is now 600 feet, not 1,000 feet. i will also inform you that the litigation this would take in superior court would be expensive to our city. we are a sanctuary city by law, not by resolution, but by ordinance. the nine people safe access based on prejudices and fears we have heard them time and time again. at 26 hearings, i have heard the same fears from neighborhood groups. thank you. n
it is at least 45 minutes before you get to the city. you would not want your child or yourself to suffer one more minute then you have to to get the medication you needed to make yourself well. thank you very much. next speaker, please. my name is theresa cooper. i am an access love member. i volunteer. i was really concerned with captain denise schmidt s letter. my experience at the police commission meeting is that the captain of the police was shocked by it and had never received the letter. it was baulked at as not having factual information. i have been a legal secretary, and i paid attention to that. i am surprised that is used as something official. the letter and the commission hearing brought up some fears around the asian community and other ethnic communities. i am concerned. i am a longtime resident of the city. it creates a division between communities. we all have needs that need to be met and strategies for survival. let us support each other in having all