Aaron Peskin, president of San Francisco's board of supervisors, has been accused of making harassing phone calls to Port of San Francsico authorities who wanted to allow new buildings on the city's waterfront to exceed a 40-foot height limit favored by Peskin and other residents of Telegraph Hill, whose views would be altered by taller buildings. I've excerpted the juicy part of the lengthy complaint from one official that made the front page of Thursday's Chronicle. (Required disclosure: I used to be a member of the powerful, preservationist Telegraph Hill Dwellers neighborhood association in Peskin's district. I'm a total viewmonger.)