after she was discovered out in the cold.more than a day and a half after she vanished. deborah sheniqwa hayes was found tuesday in rural moville. she was discovered on a private property about 50 yards from her car. it appears she left her car running and walked east . until her walking became eradic and she turned around..then collapsed on the side of the road. when i saw the footprints blowing in like they were, i knew she was walking for a while. we didn t have a stitch of wind yesterday. and to see those footprints covered up in snow. i knew it was very windy so i could tell she was out overnight. deborah it s not clear why hayes left her vehicle. she is currently in intensive care recovering from the incident. a rock valley man will be spending more time in ison.after setting up a meth lab in his home. 29 year- mulder.was sentenced on january 11th. for possession of pseudoe- phedrine.a drug used to make methanphetamine. mulder..was sentenced to an additional five year
parcel that are mistakenly zoned as 60-65 x we [speaker not understood] rezoned back to 65 b. and two mistakenly zoned as 50-55 x that should be 50. right, just to reiterate, the convention is to zone the parcel for a base of 10, 30, or 50 feet and offer to five foot height bonus via the requirements of 263.20. that concludes my presentation, but for the public comment section i wanted to add that i included most of the correspondence in your packets. however, since the publication of our packets i received approximately 100 additional letters and e-mails in support of the proposed amendment that would address issues associated with cafe floor. i ve also received one petition and two letters in opposition which i believe were forwarded to you directly, but i have copies of them here today. i m also certainly available for questions. thank you. thank you very much. opening up to public comment, a couple of speaker cards. gary weiss, eric honda, raymond patterson, and adriana
hi, i m dina plotkin. i just moved back to san francisco after being gone for 11 years, and i ve been here for a couple decades before that. and a lot of change in 11 years coming home. and i moved back into the duboce area so we go to cafe floor. and there has been a lot of, like a lot of places that were here for a long time when i moved here are not here any more. so seeing cafe floor there when i got back was really nice and seeing how they ve worked and been a part of the community is really nice. so, i think they have to be away to recognize that their growth is good for the larger community because it helped they put it back into the community. so, 1850sing away to allow them to grow and give back to the community and be there would be great. thank you. a couple more speakers. kyle devrios, michael phillips, j.d. petras. hi, high name is dianne amos. thank you for your time today. i m one of those people that started in my late teens. i ve done my four years at f
i wrote this letter to supervisor wiener and expecting that it be shared with you as well. i m going to leave a copy here for you to take home. dear supervisor wiener, san francisco has been my home for the last 16 years. the castro my neighborhood, and cafe floor the soul of the castro. i can t imagine the loss of this venue. whether my mood is fair to midland and down, i find [speaker not understood] in this remarkable place. the barista know my order before i reach the register. [speaker not understood], delicious vegetarian soups, oil instead of wine on my avocado or meat salads, warm greetings and equally warm smiles all around even fromth village of cooks as they glance up from the splendors they place on the plates. cafe floor staff are extended family whether cooking, serving or busing the tables. but that s only part of the picture. invariably i have a friend or two or more stop and share my table and catch up on each other s lives. often these are friends i met firs
ken bunch, deborah aiano, gerald i m sorry, can t read that last name. john kodera. sister honey bee, ron schmidt. hello, my name is kenneth bunch. i m the founder of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. cafe floor is like any other business in the castro, any other business or cafe. it s a community center. over the last couple of decades, people meet there to talk about issues and to make plans and form organizations, [speaker not understood] the sister. we ve all at various times met there to plan our activities. as well, cafe floor has donated thousands of dollars to charity, to our charities over the years. and you really have to understand, cafe floor, the kitchen is more like a walk-in closet. it really needs for the tremendous number of people that want to eat there and there are, as has been said, especially on the weekends, a line of people out the door to eat there, so socialize, to connect, and to eat the great food. in order to provide that service, they re