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So, it is extremely important to me that the hospital provide direct benefits to the residents in the tenderloin like me. I also just want to really thank again the supervisors and cpmc for listening to the residents of the tenderloin particularly around traffic and pedestrian related issues. As you know, safe passage is a movement in the tenderloin thats included as part of the Development Agreement and, so, were really excited to partner with cpmc and the city to create a visually designated safety route for kid in the tenderloin. I also want to just ask the supervisors to continue to work w...

Change these things once theyre in place. As supervisor campos and i have been working on the alcohol Mission Youth district, dramatic, dramatic restrictions on alcohol in the mission 20 years ago to address certain concerns and a hammer was used instead of something a little more nuanced. So, were seeing significant problems today and were really struggling with how to address the problems created by that for those zoning restrictionses. And weve seen it in other areas as well. We see an issue, we impose a categorical response and it causes issues. Weve seen it in these certain neighborhoods ...

St. Lukes hospital in the future. I applaud you for all the work youve done and thank you. Thanks. Next speaker. Good evening. My name is karen makely and ive been a pediatrician at st. Lukes for 14 years. Im happy to return here today representing the st. Lukes medical staff and my pediatric colleagues throughout the cpmc system to endorse this new Development Agreement. Throughout the years weve experienced dramatic changes in our neighborhood. Our patient demographics and our available resources. One thing, however, has remained constant. Its the dedication of physicians, nurses and our emp...

The principal issue through the appeal related to the scope of project objectives, alternatives and analysis of [speaker not understood] population and employment, transportation, air quality and Greenhouse Gas emissionses in the eir. These issues have been previously addressed in the departments eir comments and responses document published january 9, 2012. Therefore the Planning Department recommended rejection of the eir appeal for reasons stated in its july 9, 2012 responses to appeal memorandum to the board ~ and supplemental staff testimony provided at the previous july 17th, 2012 appeal...

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