2020-05-28 · 23 comments · 12 / 11
In support of Whole Foods at City Center MallFor you consideration, I write on behalf of my wife and I in support of the proposed opening of the Whole Foods store at City Center Mall. I have been a resident of Anza Vista for five years, my wife for two year since we were married. I support the Whole Foods for several reasons. First, we need a grocery store in our neighborhood that is walkable, especially for seniors. The Trader Joe<U+2019>s is further … For you consideration, I write on behalf of my wife and I in support of the proposed opening of the Whole Foods store at City Center Mall. I have been a resident of Anza Vista for five years, my wife for two year since we were married. I support the Whole Foods for several reasons. First, we need a grocery store in our neighborhood that is walkable, especially for seniors. The Trader Joe<U+2019>s is further away and requires Crossing a busy intersection and parking there is nearly impossible. Also, I don<U+2019>t know the exact number but expect the Whole Foods to bring in several hundred jobs to the city. Whole Foods would also be a perfect compliment to the neighborhood as it would bring high end grocery/food services and allow for convenient Amazon pickups and drop offs. The Whole Foods would also expect to raise property values for nearby homes which would increase property taxes for the city. Please do not miss the chance to add a valued partner in the continued development of the Anza Vista neighborhood. Sincerely, Kristin & Barry Nicholson 32 Terra Vista #1, San Francisco CA 94115 [email removed] [phone removed] Sent from my iPadshow more Whole Foods Planning Commission AnzaVistaHi, I have lived on AnzaVista since 1960. I remember SEARS very clearly, and have very good memories of SEARS as a wholesome place to shop. All I ask is that the commission get clear on traffic management, such as Whole Foods delivery trucks, customers and employees that barrel around O<U+2019>Farrell and everywhere. Possibly put up 1950-1960s modern gates, to stop WF and Target traffic meandering. Bli… Hi, I have lived on AnzaVista since 1960. I remember SEARS very clearly, and have very good memories of SEARS as a wholesome place to shop. All I ask is that the commission get clear on traffic management, such as Whole Foods delivery trucks, customers and employees that barrel around O<U+2019>Farrell and everywhere. Possibly put up 1950-1960s modern gates, to stop WF and Target traffic meandering. Blinker crosswalks by the school, of course! And, an overhead walkway for Geary. Thank you! Thank you! Monica Sent from Mail for Windows 10show more Whole Foods at City Center Mall on MasonicPrior to this Pandemic, many stores and restaurants in this City had shuttered their shops. This shrinking of the local economy has increased over the years. Please allow an <U+201C>essential service<U+201D> such as food availability from Whole Foods to provide us with needed Supplies from a accessible location at City Center Mall. Do not allow special interests and lobbyists to sway your decisions bu… Prior to this Pandemic, many stores and restaurants in this City had shuttered their shops. This shrinking of the local economy has increased over the years. Please allow an <U+201C>essential service<U+201D> such as food availability from Whole Foods to provide us with needed Supplies from a accessible location at City Center Mall. Do not allow special interests and lobbyists to sway your decisions but listen to your citizens (such as me,a senior) who need easy access to fresh food. To say nothing of JOBS JOBS JOBS!!!! Barbara Clemans Sent from Mail for Windows 1show more Whole Foods Hearing for City Center Shopping Center at Geary and MasonicHello SF Planning Commission Officials, I am a homeowner at 975 Baker Street in San Francisco and I want to strongly support the Whole Foods application to locate a store in my neighborhood. Whole Foods is planning on occupying a vacant building in the City Center Shopping Center which would be a real plus for our area and the City of SF. Vacant retail buildings are a problem for the local area as they are for the wh… Hello SF Planning Commission Officials, I am a homeowner at 975 Baker Street in San Francisco and I want to strongly support the Whole Foods application to locate a store in my neighborhood. Whole Foods is planning on occupying a vacant building in the City Center Shopping Center which would be a real plus for our area and the City of SF. Vacant retail buildings are a problem for the local area as they are for the whole of SF. SF voters recently approved a measure that taxes landlords that fail to fill their vacant storefronts. Here we have a vacant building left by Best Buy that Whole Foods wants to occupy. I can't believe there would be any opposition to this plan. In fact, I believe the City of SF should be giving Whole Foods a tax incentive to fill this empty building. The City gets increased tax income, 200 new jobs for its residents, and a responsible and much needed tenant supplying food for residents. There is a Whole Foods Market at Franklin and California Streets but its parking is terrible as there are few slots and on Sundays, its almost impossible to park . As I understand it, a Church owns this lands and leases the property to Whole Foods and required Whole Foods to reserve a number of their parking spaces for church members on Sundays. This location is not work well for the residents of our neighborhood Also their is a Trader Joe's at Masonic and Geary but parking here is also terrible. Trader Joe's tells me this particular store is their busiest store in the country. Our neighborhood strongly recommends your approval for Whole Foods to occupy the vacant building at City Center Shopping Center. Jim Grossman 975 Baker Street San Francisco, CA 94115show more SUPPORT 2675 Geary Boulevard - City Center Whole FoodsDear Planning Commission, I am writing to express my SUPPORT for Whole Foods at the City Center. I am a resident of Anza Vista and the new Whole Foods has many benefits: NEW JOBS, NEW JOBS, NEW JOBS- at a critical juncture in our economy, this project and store will create new jobs for San Franciscans. Not only for the employees of Whole Foods, but the many employees that will be involved in the construction of the… Dear Planning Commission, I am writing to express my SUPPORT for Whole Foods at the City Center. I am a resident of Anza Vista and the new Whole Foods has many benefits: NEW JOBS, NEW JOBS, NEW JOBS- at a critical juncture in our economy, this project and store will create new jobs for San Franciscans. Not only for the employees of Whole Foods, but the many employees that will be involved in the construction of the store. UNION TRADE LABOR - this is a large job and will involve union trade labor. WHOLE FOODS COMPANY - a good company that supports charitable giving in the community and supports its workers. NEIGHBORHOOD NEED - we have many elders, the location of the store will allow our elders to walk to the store. PERSONAL - Trader Joe's and Whole Foods offer a different selection of food items. I regularly shop at both stores - they are not in competition with each other. Please consider the many benefits of Whole Foods at the City Center. Respectfully, Stacey Daraio ----- Privilege is when you think something is not a problem because it's not a problem for you personally. Rob Brezny Stacey Daraio, CTF she/her/hers mobile: [phone removed]show more Whole Foods in Anza Vista NeighborhoodBy means of this email, I would like to provide my 100%% support of the proposed Whole Foods permit request to become the next and sorely needed tenant at the City Mall in our neighborhood. I have been a resident, and a mother of 2,in this neighborhood for over 10 years and am incredibly excited to have this new addition to our community. Whole Foods is a highly respected operation (not to mention delicious offer… By means of this email, I would like to provide my 100%% support of the proposed Whole Foods permit request to become the next and sorely needed tenant at the City Mall in our neighborhood. I have been a resident, and a mother of 2,in this neighborhood for over 10 years and am incredibly excited to have this new addition to our community. Whole Foods is a highly respected operation (not to mention delicious offerings) and I know they will make a great partner-- not to mention add important and much needed jobs. This space has been open far too long in the mall. Whole Foods couldnt come any faster. Please bring our neighborhood some much needed good news, good food and good business partners. Thanks Kim Moore 191 Anzavista Avenue San Francisco, CA [phone removed]show more Whole Foods-City CenterHello SF Planning Commission Officials, I am a renter at 95 Fortuna Avenue in San Francisco and I want to strongly support the Whole Foods application to locate a store in my neighborhood. Whole Foods is planning on occupying a vacant building in the City Center Shopping Center which would be a real plus for our area and the City of SF. Vacant retail buildings are a problem for the local area as they are for the wh… Hello SF Planning Commission Officials, I am a renter at 95 Fortuna Avenue in San Francisco and I want to strongly support the Whole Foods application to locate a store in my neighborhood. Whole Foods is planning on occupying a vacant building in the City Center Shopping Center which would be a real plus for our area and the City of SF. Vacant retail buildings are a problem for the local area as they are for the whole of SF. SF voters recently approved a measure that taxes landlords that fail to fill their vacant storefronts. Here we have a vacant building left by Best Buy that Whole Foods wants to occupy. I can't believe there would be any opposition to this plan. In fact, I believe the City of SF should be giving Whole Foods a tax incentive to fill this empty building. The City gets increased tax income, 200 new jobs for its residents, and a responsible and much needed tenant supplying food for residents. There is a Whole Foods Market at Franklin and California Streets but its parking is terrible as there are few slots and on Sundays, its almost impossible to park . As I understand it, a Church owns this lands and leases the property to Whole Foods and required Whole Foods to reserve a number of their parking spaces for church members on Sundays. This location is not work well for the residents of our neighborhood Also their is a Trader Joe's at Masonic and Geary but parking here is also terrible. Trader Joe's tells me this particular store is their busiest store in the country. Our neighborhood strongly recommends your approval for Whole Foods to occupy the vacant building at City Center Shopping Center. Thank you. Very best, Paula Spooner [phone removed]show more Whole Foods in Anza VistaDear SF Planning Commission, As homeowners in Anza Vista, we are in HUGE support of Whole Foods in the Mall. In addition to providing walkable grocery options for those who are unable to drive, it will also create 200 jobs and is a perfect fit for that open space. While we have a nearby Trader Joe's, the parking lot is always full and this will have 117 parking spots. We love Whole Foods and the other locations … Dear SF Planning Commission, As homeowners in Anza Vista, we are in HUGE support of Whole Foods in the Mall. In addition to providing walkable grocery options for those who are unable to drive, it will also create 200 jobs and is a perfect fit for that open space. While we have a nearby Trader Joe's, the parking lot is always full and this will have 117 parking spots. We love Whole Foods and the other locations in the city are always packed and very difficult to get parking. Thank you for your consideration! Best, Rachel -- ********************************************* Rachel E. Scherr, PhD Assistant Research Scientist Department of Nutrition Director of the Center for Nutrition in Schools 3149 Meyer Hall UC Davis [phone removed] http://cns.ucdavis.edu ********************************************show more In Support of Whole Foods at City CenterHi, By way of introduction, my name is Erica Perng and I live in Anza Vista. I wanted to write to show my support for the Whole Foods that is slated to go into the City Center space ahead of the Conditional Use Permit hearing tomorrow, Thursday, May 28. I think one of the lessons the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us is just how important and essential access to grocery stores are. Having Whole Foods in our neighb… Hi, By way of introduction, my name is Erica Perng and I live in Anza Vista. I wanted to write to show my support for the Whole Foods that is slated to go into the City Center space ahead of the Conditional Use Permit hearing tomorrow, Thursday, May 28. I think one of the lessons the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us is just how important and essential access to grocery stores are. Having Whole Foods in our neighborhood will be a boon to the local community and economy. It is a well-documented fact that grocery stores strengthen the economic health of the surrounding neighborhood and act as anchors that attract other retail stores. Moreover, grocery stores provide extensive job opportunities. With a diverse demographic in the neighboring areas beyond Anza Vista, such as the Western Addition, NOPA and Lower Pac Heights, the introduction of a grocery store such as Whole Foods can only have positive ramifications. In a time when the economy is uncertain, bringing a well-established grocery store to the area will strengthen the area and support its residents. The former Best Buy space has remained empty for nearly 3 years now despite the SF economy booming. And now, as we enter a recession, if Whole Foods doesn't fill that space, that part of City Center will remain empty, abandoned, and run-down for the foreseeable future. While it is true that Target within the City Center complex offers groceries, the selection is very limited. And to be sure, Trader Joe's is just a stone's throw away, but that Trader Joe's is notorious for being a madhouse. Just take a look at the line of cars waiting to get into the parking lot on a Sunday afternoon, and add to that the number of folks who travel to Trader Joe's on foot, and in these COVID-19 times mandating social distancing resulting in longer lines, it is clear that there is dearth of access to essential grocery businesses in the area. Whole Foods will only serve to revive the dated City Center, just as the Target did in 2013, and hopefully bring back an energy and boost in activity post-COVID that we all miss dearly and very much need. Sincerely, Erica Perngshow more Support for Whole Foods in my neighborhoodHi Commissioners, I live a few blocks from the Mall on Geary and Masonic Blvd. I am in full support of Whole Foods coming into the neighborhood. I have lived in this area for over 20 years and I have seen big stores such as Mervyn's and Best Buy come and go out of this space. It has been vacant for several years. Whole foods would be a great addition and provide a good tenant that hopefully will survive o… Hi Commissioners, I live a few blocks from the Mall on Geary and Masonic Blvd. I am in full support of Whole Foods coming into the neighborhood. I have lived in this area for over 20 years and I have seen big stores such as Mervyn's and Best Buy come and go out of this space. It has been vacant for several years. Whole foods would be a great addition and provide a good tenant that hopefully will survive over a longer period of time. It will provide jobs and economic recovery for the city. This space has been vacant for too long and this has impacted the other smaller businesses in this mall. Please approve the Whole Foods project. Thank you for your consideration. -- Kari Lee [phone removed]show more Whole Foods @ the City Center
I support the opening of a Whole Foods store at the City Center. As a resident of the Anza Vista neighborhood I view this as a positive addition to local shopping options and one that I can walk to as a senior. It will provide significantly different food buying options compared to other local merchants.
Mark Loper · spoken · 2020-05-28 · support
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Ryan McGilley · spoken · 2020-05-28 · oppose
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Alyssa Gardner · spoken · 2020-05-28 · oppose
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Rudy Gonzales · spoken · 2020-05-28 · oppose
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Frank Martinez Campo · spoken · 2020-05-28 · oppose
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Julie Fisher · spoken · 2020-05-28 · oppose
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Approve Whole Foods at City Center's permit - pleasePlease approve Whole Foods permit for this location. As a long time home owner just a block down O<U+2019>Farrell from the City Center Shopping Center, I think Whole Foods would be a great addition to both the center and the neighborhoods. I moved here when the center was almost vacant and pretty run down. It<U+2019>s rebirth has been wonderful for the area. Please do not let a big space sit empty for… Please approve Whole Foods permit for this location. As a long time home owner just a block down O<U+2019>Farrell from the City Center Shopping Center, I think Whole Foods would be a great addition to both the center and the neighborhoods. I moved here when the center was almost vacant and pretty run down. It<U+2019>s rebirth has been wonderful for the area. Please do not let a big space sit empty for what could be years to come, especially since the SIP has a lot of retail businesses putting the brakes on expansion for the foreseeable future <U+2013> and we are going to need those jobs now more than ever, union or not! The union does not have a crystal ball so who<U+2019>s to say that the employees won<U+2019>t vote to unionize at some point in the future -it is centrally located and easily accessible from Geary and Masonic and on 2 major bus lines <U+2013> the 38 and 43 -fresh, organic and natural products are not the forte of Trader Joe<U+2019>s or Target (but I will still do some grocery shopping in all!). Both of which approve of Whole Foods moving in -Where else can you find the large parking lots available to a grocery store? And easy access? -This space has been empty for so long and is limited to the kinds of stores that would find the space attractive to them -I know SF has been a labor union town for a long time, and the unions have a lot of pull here, but denying the permit just because Whole Foods isn<U+2019>t a union store is not a good reason to deny the permit. Especially since the surrounding neighborhoods OVERWHELMINGLY want Whole Foods in this space -There will be a lot of jobs created at Whole Foods, in a time when it is REALLY needed. The service industry is going to have a hard time coming back to full strength from the shelter in place, if a lot of them reopen at all. And from what I understand, City residents will get the bulk of these jobs. Please do not be swayed by union reps and their money and listen to the residents of this area <U+2013> who will still be here (and voting) long after the Whole Foods opens Thank you ~Kathy Kleinhansshow more Support for Whole Foods at 2675 Geary BlvdDear San Francisco Planning Commision, I strongly support bringing a Whole Foods Market to 2675 Geary Blvd. I have been a San Francisco resident for 5 years now and I feel that we need more access to the raw, natural, organic and healthy options found at Whole Foods. Whole Foods is so popular that there are huge lines to get inside Whole Foods during COVID - 19 demonstrating the popularity throughout the city. This… Dear San Francisco Planning Commision, I strongly support bringing a Whole Foods Market to 2675 Geary Blvd. I have been a San Francisco resident for 5 years now and I feel that we need more access to the raw, natural, organic and healthy options found at Whole Foods. Whole Foods is so popular that there are huge lines to get inside Whole Foods during COVID - 19 demonstrating the popularity throughout the city. This project is convenient, supported and welcomed for me and my family and would be a welcome addition to this shopping center and the city as a whole. Please do not delay in approving this project! Sincerely, Melinda Leeannshow more Support for Whole Foods at 2675 Geary Blvd.
Dear Commission Members, I am writing in support of your approving the location of a Whole Foods Market at the old Best Buy location on Geary Blvd. I am a long-time resident of San Francisco - almost 50 years - and believe Whole Food offers our citizens another shopping venue and experience with a total focus on healthy, fresh food. Thank you for considering my opinion. sincerely Kathy Burkett Congdon
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Support for Whole Foods at 2675 Geary BlvdDear San Francisco Planning Commission, I would like to express my support for the Whole Foods at 2675 Geary. I have been a San Francisco resident for over 25 years and have lived in multiple areas of the city. Now that I am in the City Center neighborhood, I feel it will be a huge net gain here. Although there are numerous benefits for this project such as being located at a transit hub making high-quality food… Dear San Francisco Planning Commission, I would like to express my support for the Whole Foods at 2675 Geary. I have been a San Francisco resident for over 25 years and have lived in multiple areas of the city. Now that I am in the City Center neighborhood, I feel it will be a huge net gain here. Although there are numerous benefits for this project such as being located at a transit hub making high-quality food available beyond just the immediate vicinity and Whole Foods track record of providing a safe environment to do my shopping, I will focus on why this is personally important to me. First, due to my history of high cholesterol and heart disease in my family, I try to eat fish as much as possible. In this area now I have to choose between either very high prices or fish that tastes awful no matter how much I try to doctor it up. The fish I buy at Whole Foods is always high quality and reasonably priced. I would love to have great tasting fish nearby that won't break the bank. Secondly, I watched the Masonic Avenue improvement project go on forever. When that project ended, I felt that there should be something amazing at the end of Masonic. Now, besides the Target, we are looking at a lot of empty storefronts. The list of potential tenants to fill the former Best Buy space is very, very short. I urge you to not miss this opportunity. Please approve this project as quickly as possible. Eric Sugar 40 Tamalpais Terraceshow more Whole Foods: 2675 Geary
Dear San Francisco Planning Commission, As a Laurel Heights neighbor and SF resident for 45 years I strongly support bringing a Whole Foods Market to 2675 Geary Blvd location. I love and appreciate the convenience of Laurel Village, Trader Joe's and the addition of Whole Foods would be a great benefit to our neighborhood. Please approve! All the best, Lisa Congdon
Support for Whole Foods at City Center (Anzavista neighborhood resident)Hi Lisa and planning Commissioners. I found Lisa<U+2019>s name on the email list as a Sr Planner in charge of major city projects. Not sure if you<U+2019>re involved In the planning for the Whole Foods Project at city center at Geary and Mosonic. Can you forward to the planner or commissioners in charge? Thx. I live At 228 Anzavista Avenue (20 year resident) neAr the Target at City Center I wante… Hi Lisa and planning Commissioners. I found Lisa<U+2019>s name on the email list as a Sr Planner in charge of major city projects. Not sure if you<U+2019>re involved In the planning for the Whole Foods Project at city center at Geary and Mosonic. Can you forward to the planner or commissioners in charge? Thx. I live At 228 Anzavista Avenue (20 year resident) neAr the Target at City Center I wanted to voice my support fur the proposed Whole Foods application. This would bring a quality retailer with quality fresh produce to our neighbor (Target is good for dry goods or merchandise, not produce or meats). I<U+2019>ve lived through several tenants (circuit city, toys r us, Best Buy) and feel Whole Foods would be a net benefit to our portion of San Francisco. Quality retailer, good products, local jobs, stable tenant. I<U+2019>m out of town and unable to call into the heating tomorrow so I wanted to send this note. Thank you Patrick O<U+2019>Connor 228 Anzavista Avenue San Francisco CA Sent from my iPhoneshow more Whole Foods: Public HearingTo Whom It May Concern, As a resident of Anza Vista, located adjacent to the shopping center where Whole Foods has been planned to open, and do to my unavailability to listen in/comment at tomorrow's hearing, I just want to add my voice/list. As a community member, a SF resident for over 20years, my hope is that everyone will be looking at the BIG PICTURE, at the overall benefit of what should be coming in a… To Whom It May Concern, As a resident of Anza Vista, located adjacent to the shopping center where Whole Foods has been planned to open, and do to my unavailability to listen in/comment at tomorrow's hearing, I just want to add my voice/list. As a community member, a SF resident for over 20years, my hope is that everyone will be looking at the BIG PICTURE, at the overall benefit of what should be coming in and allowing it to happen sooner rather than later. There are always pros and cons or tradeoffs. I'm in support of Whole Foods coming in and Im aware that many locals are supportive. I'm NOT looking at or focusing in on unions, ownership and other. Im just focusing in on the positives as well as being realistic to help this city improve. What Im focused on are potential jobs, effectiveness of this particular store coming in and actually doing well/surviving and adding options to locals as well as residents within a few zip codes(94115--anza vista residents and more; 94118-across the street off Masonic(Ewing Terrace, Lone Mountain, USF and further west) and other(just south of Turk, NOPA). In addition, many people who work nearby can also utilize this store in addition to Target, including staff at Kaiser and other large and small places of business. Many of whom can walk over to patronize this location. Why should you commit to letting Whole Foods proceed? The project is centrally located, easily accessible from many neighborhoods Whole Foods is known for its fresh produce, as well as its focus on high quality, raw, natural, and organic products. This project has ample parking (almost 200 available spaces for shoppers - a luxury in San Francisco). Many residents, if able, often walk over to shop at this area. Over 200 new jobs (over 150 will be San Francisco residents) during a time of economic recovery and high unemployment numbers, especially with the uncertainty of Covid, bringing in a national, successful store that also now offers better pricing/sales that can appeal to a wider population while still offering healthy items and support a strong committed employee base with room to grow and advance. Neighborhood is strongly supportive of the project - Planning Commission should listen to the community and their needs. We know what's best for our neighborhood. Very few businesses are a good fit for a space this size - Whole Foods is the right fit for this space and for this center. Look at the history, the physical setup, and the big picture. If we lose this opportunity, the area and the entire mall may be compromised and doomed to fail. (look at the proposed housing project at the corner of Geary and Masonic and the time that that will take. Realistically, all those units plus other nearby housing are NOT going to help the city and really make a difference to its needs while balancing other needs and helping draw in visitors, and helping current residents(owners AND renters) to feel safe, to feel that they have options to shop within walking or close driving/biking distance to their homes. This space has been empty for three years! It would be wrong to reject this application, leaving the store empty for years to come and inviting a less appealing and workable solution. Please do NOT disregard and eliminate this opportunity. There are always going to be tradeoffs but at this point, the WF coming in will be a more workable and successful solution for this area. Thank you for your time, Suzanne Rittenberg Rubinstein Anza Vista Resident Sent from Outlookshow more Support for Whole Foods at 2675 Geary Blvd.Dear San Francisco Planning Commission, I strongly support bringing a Whole Foods Market to 2675 Geary Blvd. I have been an SF resident for 10 years and feel that having access to raw, natural, organic and healthy options found at Whole Foods would be a plus. The project is convenient for me and would be a welcome addition to this shopping center and community as a whole. Please do not delay approving this project… Dear San Francisco Planning Commission, I strongly support bringing a Whole Foods Market to 2675 Geary Blvd. I have been an SF resident for 10 years and feel that having access to raw, natural, organic and healthy options found at Whole Foods would be a plus. The project is convenient for me and would be a welcome addition to this shopping center and community as a whole. Please do not delay approving this project! Thanks, Jordan -- Jordan McCarthy [email removed] | [phone removed]show more Julie Taylor · spoken · 2020-06-25 · support
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Frank Martin Del Campo · spoken · 2020-06-25 · oppose
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Ryan McGilley · spoken · 2020-06-25 · oppose
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