surrounding neighborhoods that can say, it would be a hardship
to have to find another home club. I support my neighborhood club.
wheelchair access.
Therefore, we are hoping that some of you receiving this
email fall into one of these three categories, and that you are willing
and able to attend the hearing on Friday. Please let us know if you are
planning to attend and if you are willing to make a statement.
By the way, please mark your calendars for the appeals
hearing on August 17th at 5:00 pm. The following represents some very
basic talking points you can refer to when thinking about the comments
you want to make:
June 29th, The Green Cross permit was suspended due to
violation of the Planning Code Section 703.2(b)(2)(B): A use that creates
conditions that are hazardous, noxious or offensive through emission of
odor, fumes, smoke, cinders, dust, gas, vibration, glare, refuse, water-carried
waste or excessive noise. Who gets to define hazardous, noxious or offensive?
Perhaps the bars in the neighborhood could be defined as hazardous, noxious
or offensive. Should they have their permits to operate revoked?
addressed with good results.
immediately. To attempt to revoke the permit before the
appeals hearing denies The Green Cross due process. It’s unreasonable.
A small segment of the community has both tried and convicted The Green
Cross. The club should have the opportunity to respond to complaints and
implement corrective action. Thanks so much for your help. Please feel
free to be in touch by email or phone to let one of us know you will be
able to attend the hearing. My number is: 510.835.1107. My email is (mailto:RSierra338@yahoo.om).
You can reach Kevin Reed at The Green Cross:
415.648.4420.
‘best’ case: there is no
nuisance and the permit is reinstated
‘worst’ case: nuisance is substantiated and process
of revoking permit |