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It starts to. Then when you get to the project, theres that big jump up. And then a huge 348 drop back down towards the embarcadaro. So, say what you want about the project, but please dont say it steps down. Thank you. Good afternoon, commissioners. My name is jamie whitaker, [speaker not understood]. I sent an eightpage letter regarding the eir so im going to vary a little bit away from eir stuff. My apologies in advance. I think theres a lot of things to like about the proposed project. Elimi...

Heights in the waterfront as we go into the political season. I dont think this is a time to be timid. Were going to hold back on that question and hope that discussions continue, but all in all this is a terrific use of land and want to see this move forward. Thank you. Good afternoon, president and commissioners. Michael mckenna, iebw local 6 in San Francisco. I just have to comment, too, on the use of the land and the heights. If you look at tapering down say from 101 first street thats being...

Negative impacts on the land use of this area. And that as to how its unavoidable is perplexing but im not here to address that today. Im addressing because you have an alternative that says it is unavoidable if you reduce it. In any case, what im here to talk about is the things it says where its not significant. Its less than significant. That is on its impact on the character of the vicinity and its impact cumulatively on land use impacts, and i believe youve got the downtown area plan talkin...

Talk about is the things it says where its not significant. Its less than significant. That is on its impact on the character of the vicinity and its impact cumulatively on land use impacts, and i believe youve got the downtown area plan talking about how this steps down. You have the urban design element plan. You have the Transit Center development plan. All talking about how buildings must be stepped down to the bay or reduced, in fact, it actually says where buildings should be along the wat...

Jane Ethel "Jae" Whitaker, a Black lesbian who experienced San Francisco at the height of the Beat generation, died March 27. She was 86.