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Succeed, to take a treasured landmark, which was in good condition, and no harder to preserve than any other church. Other churches are not being demolished in the city. And then to wreck it as much as possible so that in his response about what were going to do for community benefits, he says there are no artifacts left. They have all been vandalized, or they have all been stolen. Now who did the department of building inspection find stealing the hard wood floors . Right . The project sponsor. And then the lawyer said that the reason they cant preserve the church properly, you know, with lig...

First st. Johns United Methodist member at that location. Ive never spoken at one of these before so im sorry if this is not actually relevant. I was Administrative Council chair at the time when our church was closed by our annual conference. And we made several recommendations for the property and all of them were something to be Community Based for the needs or the mission of the community, or the neighborhood. Our annual conference deemed that we would not be able to take care of it ourselves, with the complexity of the problems with the building and the size of our congregation compared t...

Coalition for San Francisco neighborhoods land use committee. I will start off by saying this past tuesday night the coalition took a vote and on this resolution, resolve supports the reuse of the first st. Johns United Methodist church for Senior Housing or another preservation alternative. We urge department of building or supervisors, City Attorney, District Attorney to pursue action for Building Code and ceqa violations. So in that regard, we will be submitting a letter to the City Attorney. Its in part it reets, dear City Attorney San Francisco neighborhoods request the city of San Franci...

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