turnbull in a timely manner, they red tagged my building. it becomes a lien, which means i have to do a construction draw, in general you cannot do. luckily we had a great relationships with all of our lenders. maria, who runs the tax credit buying for u.s. bank, and so she said to me, foley, i would never sign off with a lien on title, but i know you re not doing anything crazy. i gave her all of the documentation. i think the critical issue that is we all have to talk. the community has to talk. preservation planning has to talk. planning has to talk. we all have to talk. if we talk, we don t have things like that happen. and luckily we were able to get through it. we were able to get the building renovated. we have a great relationship with historic and preservation. the other interesting story about preservation, i m personally focused on, is when you look at the small business rules that we have done around legacy businesses, that s really super great. what we haven t do
proud that our chinese community has contributed so much of the city. chinese helped build san francisco. and my community will continue to play an important role in this future. fundamental to my culture is a respect for history and tradition. while embracing change. three years ago, i founded my own company. my work touches on historical site contact and exterior treatments. since i m familiar with the issues at hand, i offer decline solutions that meet the requirements and with my client s approval meet designs that appropriate. so far my projects don t need to apply for certificate of appropriate or of any other exemption from h.p.c. back in 2017, i was appointed by the mayor to serve on the arts commission. my duties are to review the buildings. to allocate funding, fiscal funding and serve as the liaison. i appreciate and have in-depth understanding of the complexity involved to get a building built purposefully. i frequently review civic projects an urban master plan
in addition to, you know, the research work that you had done for the adobe project, and the work the amazing work for the cultural districts, which as you know, i was the sponsor of the legislation. so i can not tell you how important that so to me and how much i appreciate that work. in terms of sort of the technical work around historic preservation, can you describe any other circumstances or in addition to that circumstance, exactly how you ve interacted with our city and with the historic preservation commission and advocating for the preservation of either a building or a community. okay. well, i can speak for that as a parent of my daughter s school. actually, in fact, today is her golden birthday. she turned 9 on september 9th. so i am heavily involved with my daughter s school. when we had to renovate the building, which is deemed to be the contributing building, resources to the neighboring st. joseph s church. supervisor ronen: uh-huh. and i am, as part of
should be mandatory that especially pit bulls, dogs should be muzzled, especially when they re inside of apartment building complexes and also when around little kids. people are not aware of it. but a pit bull dog is a wild animal. they originated from the netherlands. okay. they used to be used to herd cattle. okay. then from there they were brought into communities from the netherlands, overseas, from there they were imported into the united states. and every year and a half or two, you hear about a pit bull attacking somebody. either they re in the backyard or either in the neighborhood or in an apartment building complex. we had a female that was killed by a pit bull. and, as a result, the openers were placed in jail. so i think it should be mandatory that not only these types of dogs, but other dogs as well, who are biting and rushing up on people on who they don t know, it should be a requirement to have a dog with a muzzle, when you re in the public areas and areas wh
actually testify and deviate away from what we have to do for the project. supervisor ronen: yeah. in addition to, you know, the research work that you had done for the adobe project, and the work the amazing work for the cultural districts, which as you know, i was the sponsor of the legislation. so i can not tell you how important that so to me and how much i appreciate that work. in terms of sort of the technical work around historic preservation, can you describe any other circumstances or in addition to that circumstance, exactly how you ve interacted with our city and with the historic preservation commission and advocating for the preservation of either a building or a community. okay. well, i can speak for that as a parent of my daughter s school. actually, in fact, today is her golden birthday. she turned 9 on september 9th. so i am heavily involved with my daughter s school. when we had to renovate the building, which is deemed to be the contributing building,