Just wrote my letter in support of Chicken John's conditional use…

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http://ephemerisle.org/index.php/History_of_Ephemerisle
Just wrote my letter in support of Chicken John's conditional use permit for Chez Poulet. If you're so inclined, please consider writing a letter and/or showing up at the hearing:

"If you can write a letter before 10:00 am (Thurs, November 2) that would be great. I have to print them all out and give them to the commissioners.

ANYONE WHO CAN COME NOV 2 TO SHOW SUPPORT WOULD BE GREAT.

2:00 in room 400, SF City Hall. It's gonna be a good show!

Write a letter! Send it to:

[email protected]

and cc me:

[email protected]"

President Rich Hillis
C/O Jonathan Disalvo
San Francisco Planning Commission

Dear President Hillis:

I've lived in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1990, and I've known John Rinaldi since 2009, when he and his crew helped create the first Ephemerisle festival:

http://ephemerisle.org/index.php/History_of_Ephemerisle
http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article162988453.html

I wish to express the strongest possible support for Mr. Rinaldi in his efforts to permit Chez Poulet, his art gallery / performance space / community center in the Mission district.

Chez Poulet has served as the incubation chamber / lair / mad scientist's laboratory for such art pieces as

* a life size recreation of Heironymous Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delight's in the form of a street parade
* Camp Tipsy, an art boat building festival
* Fallen Cosmos [indescribable, yet really cool interactive, multidisciplinary art event]
* All World's Fair - a fair at the intersection of all possible worlds in time and space

It's also a very nice place to hold a wedding.

It would a great shame if of the few remaining art performances spaces in San Francisco were to wink out of existence. Therefore, I implore you to take the steps necessary to make sure that Chez Poulet continues to be a wellspring of art and wonder for present and current San Francisco residents.

Thank-you for your consideration,

Christopher Rasch