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to while maintaining the cozy and intimate scale of the neighborhood so thank you for considering this ordinance. thank you. next speaker is steve clark hall. robert mold followed by nancy peoples, philip crawford and joyce washinger. i am a long-term resident in the area for more than half of my life and called home inside the proposed area. i m going to be the biggest downer in this meeting and with that being said i do support scott and his efforts to keep 6,000 square feet single family resident denses in this neighborhood where they don t belong and i hope you re supportive of this and i recognize it s interim legislation and get the rules to the planning department and achieve what they want to achieve. my two big issues were that the 3,000 square feet limit is an issue for the uniqueness of building on high slopes, and i also think there maybe some unintended circu consequences and it s interim and probably even people like me can wait 18 months and i support sco
San-francisco-bayCaliforniaUnited-statesSan-franciscoMichael-morrisRichard-goldmanPhilip-crawfordMichael-mooreSteve-clark-hallSonia-strausCarol-glenville ask the committee to support this legislation and urge the board of supervisors to pass it. thank you very much. thank you. next speaker will will be sonia. [calling speaker names] good afternoon. my name is sonia and i live here in beautiful san francisco. allow me to start by saying i am not entirely against development in our neighborhood. however it is quite irritating and frustrating to see developers change the face of the neighborhood without considering the interest of the community. people who move to corona heights have chosen the neighborhood due to a compelling characteristics. we not only value the diversity of people living here we also love the gardens that are home to a broad variety of plants flowers and trees and animals. building massive single family homes in corona heights and korbet heights must stop and letting the developers to profit at the expense of the community would be a mistake. we cannot risk that the neighborhoods become a concrete jungle
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