supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. super safai: i think that supervisor safai: i think that item number one is going to be continued. so actually why don t we take item number two, please. clerk: yp two, ordinance of money to require parties to pay a refundable deposit when requesting written findings when the assessment appeals board has established procedures concerning the waiver and renewal of requests for written findings. unless there s any comments from my colleague here why don t we hear from supervisor peskins and aide lee hel heppner. the proposed legislation before you today is an amendment to chapter 2b of the administrative code with policies and procedures for requesting findings of the assessment appeals board prior to an assessment hearing. as i understand it and this was sort of urged to our office at the request of the assessment appeals board, these amendments codify the policies and the procedures that have been developed by the assessme
announcements? clerk: yes. silence any devices. supervisor ronen:. call item one. clerk: an site business license for beer at 2149 chestnut street for necessity of the city and county of san fran. hillary ronen hi. good morning. inspector nelly gordon with the san fran police. you have a pcn report from marina theater located at 2149 chestnut street. they have applied for a type 40 license and this would allow them to sell beer. there are no letters of support or protests filed with abc. they are located in plot 507 which is considered a high-crime area. they are located in census tract 128.00 which is an undue concentration area. northern police station has no opposition. the following recommended conditions, sales service and consumption of alcoholic befrnss shall be permitted between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 a.m. each day of the week. all sales of alcoholic befrmgs for consumption in the seating areas shall be made from concession stands and shall not be should, served
that i grew up with are not at those meetings, that we are not represented, so i think when we talk about development in the excelsior, we really want genuine development for the people already living there, and that it s not enough to open the door, i think, and maybe we can talk about it later on, but i really feel we have to step outside the door and reach for the community. again, i saw a slide that said not many of our community members shop in the mission area. i don t think you ve been in our on our block around 3:00 p.m. it is crowded, right? ca casa lucas, yung chi market. it s crowded. i hope we don t create development for the sake of time and making it look good on a powerpoint. i hope we take the time to look at long-term answers to these questions that we have and to include the community that is most suffering. thank you. thank you very much. next speaker, please. hi. my name is thierry. i m the director of the filipino center, and we ve been around for a
[laughter] i think what i heard from all the other commissioner was this report has a lot in it. but you can t take the report by itself. there s so many other reports that can feed in to give you a more accurate picture of what is happening on the ground, whether it is racial disparity, income by neighbourhood, all these different things. the capacity. so, it is really tying all these things together that we can actually think of a path forward or solution. a couple of other points besides that is, there s also commissioner johnson raised the issue of capacity when it comes to building up to the zoning potential. a single family home in rh-2 is not desirable. this brings me to a statement, size does matter. the average size of a home in san francisco is 1200 square feet provided by the department 12 months ago. however, we get these applications, not only are we underbuilding, but building a single family house in rh-2, but everything that is 3,000, 4,000, 5,000 square feet
those meetings, that we are not represented, so i think when we talk about development in the excelsior, we really want genuine development for the people already living there, and that it s not enough to open the door, i think, and maybe we can talk about it later on, but i really feel we have to step outside the door and reach for the community. again, i saw a slide that said not many of our community members shop in the mission area. i don t think you ve been in our on our block around 3:00 p.m. it is crowded, right? ca casa lucas, yung chi market. it s crowded. i hope we don t create development for the sake of time and making it look good on a powerpoint. i hope we take the time to look at long-term answers to these questions that we have and to include the community that is most suffering. thank you. thank you very much. next speaker, please. hi. my name is thierry. i m the director of the filipino center, and we ve been around for about 11 years. we work closely