Nobody was complaining, all I saw were a lot of happy faced (myself included as I stood around eating my slice with my drink on the counter.)  Now I do same, but try to perch it on the trash can. 

What exactly did the city accomplish?  They hurt this business, and that’s the extent of it.  

Totally retarded.

How has the city served the community here?

I don’t really understand what European misconceptions about the Bay Area have to do with it.  Is there some stigma associated with having some yards and trees rather than row houses?  Don’t people choose to live in Berkeley precisely because it is not Daly City?

But here’s an example. One of the forms I filled in (and I don’t remember if it was the Zoning Project Application, the Zoning Certificate Application, or the Zoning Use Questionnaire, but I know it’s one of those three) asked was the property vacant, and if so, had a Change of Occupancy Inspection happened? I asked the landlord/property manager, who didn’t know. I went to the sweet (I am not being sarcastic) lady in Zoning and asked her how to find out if a Change of Occupancy Inspection had happened, and how to get the paperwork on it if so, or schedule one if not. “Oh,” she said, “I’m pretty sure we stopped doing those a few years back. Just, uh, just write ‘I don’t know’ and we’ll see if that goes through. Yes, I’m almost positive we stopped doing those.”