community, and also cinderella laundromat and the bakery have been going through the same things. this project is setting high expectations for future developments. thank you. president melgar: thank you. before the next speaker, i have to ask guys, please, no hissing while speakers are talking. you know, i think we expect the same respect from both sides. [speaking spanish language] good afternoon. my name is luis granados with the mission economic agency. i m here to strongly oppose the monster. the monster is the worst project by far that has been proposed in my 20-plus years of working in the mission. the mixed use is only suitable for middle aged adults and not families with children. this project would create a permanent shadow on marshall elementary. that is those kids would not see the sun while at school. again, this is a terrible project that does not belong in the mission district. there s also the developer s behavior that has shown unqualified lack of respe
[through the interpreter] [applause] hello. my name is stephanie. i want to say no to the monster. my mom says we don t have enough money for those residents of housing here. i know those housing are going to be very expensive, and we don t have even enough money to afford to live there. i say no to the monster. thank you very much. [end of translation] president melgar: thank you very much. next speaker from the right side of the aisle. come on, folks. next speaker, please. hi. i d like to apologize for the crying baby. my name is jasmine. i m a san francisco native. i was born and raised here, and i support the 1979 mission project for many reasons. we need housing for all incomes. let s not forget about our working classes, and we should build it, basically. like i agree with the whole project. the project creates hundreds of jobs for people in the union, and i believe that s very important. and also about the whole shadow of the school thing, i was at one of the oth
beautification through gentrification, we have impact with each condominium new made in the mission. it has great impact on the economy and the whole levels in the blue collar neighbors. so please stop this project. it s not benefiting to the real people that we belong here. no beautification through gentrification. thank you. president melgar: thank you. next speaker from the middle aisle, please. [speaking spanish language] [through the interpreter] [applause] hello. my name is stephanie. i want to say no to the monster. my mom says we don t have enough money for those residents of housing here. i know those housing are going to be very expensive, and we don t have even enough money to afford to live there. i say no to the monster. thank you very much. [end of translation] president melgar: thank you very much. next speaker from the right side of the aisle. come on, folks. next speaker, please. hi. i d like to apologize for the crying baby. my name is jasmine. i m a
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