children can walk and roll to school it is our privilege so welcome the honorable mayor, mayor ed lee welcome. >> thank you principle good morning, everyone. >> good morning what a happy giants day we have yeah. >> yeah. (clapping.) well, i'm very thankful that you allowed me to walk with you to participate in walk and roll here with the school here in the great school of betsy carmichael one the best schools in san francisco; right? >> yeah. >> well, it's the best school because you will all the students are doing really, really well, we he want to make sure you're safe guess what

we're working together our municipal railroad our public health and everyone is working together to make sure not only you are safe but everyone child and family is safe in san francisco all over the city how about safe in the entire city yeah. (clapping.) we've done complochlts around this school and that's correct to supervisor jane kim she's been a bin champion of making sure this school is safe we're we're going to do the same thing at see west portal and james weldon johnson how about every school is safe like this one yeah. (clapping.) we're going to work hard to do that we want every school, in fact, some kids have to take the bus and ride to school some kids

take hair priekz e bikes and ride to school and many, many kids walk to go school we want to make sure our entire experience whether on the sidewalks or crossings the streets is also guarantee go back to be safe that's work working with hard to pass a bond to get more money to fix those streets and make them safer working class to make sure 3 vision zero everybody knows vision zero that that means no fatalities or accidents that means our city will be safe we want zero accidents that hurt people because of cars or because of crosswalks that are not safe vision zero is the way we want to make sure we fund that well ink say vision zero all vision zero. >> we have a big advocate today

call walk sf they're helping us organ all the volunteers throughout san francisco to make sure that we get to this policy in the city so i have everyone working together for your safety let's make sure our city is not only safe it's successful and we'll make sure that our school board keeps working with us i have a member of the school board that works with me she's hydra mendosa working real hard to support our schools so let's have it for safe schools safe schools. >> safe schools. >> vision zero. >> vision zero. >> walk and roll. >> walk and roll go giant. >> go giants. >> all right.

(clapping). >> wow. thank you so much may i we're so pleased to have the mayor's leadership on traffic safety and vision zero and making our schools safer to that everyday when you walk and roll or bus to school i can get that safely i also want to thank the betsy career mistake school sea community and principle for letting us highlight how amazing our school is to you guys are one of the all stars your fighting inform getting up get to school safely because you have bobby washington and the principle and parents and the community all working together along with our city leaders so the safe route to school walk and roll today are in order to show all our communities that walking to school and rolling and bicycling to school is possible and feasible and it's

fun how many of you had dunn fun today wow. it's fun to walk to school; right? so we're doing that in many, many schools so today, we did that in 84 schools across the city 84 school of kids walking today that's an all-time record so the safe routes to school works with the sfmta we have the director of sfmta edward reiskin with us to may i make our streets safer we work with the department of public health who runs the program and the director to help and the director is here he's a medical doctor got to listen to him and sf environmentalist and bob anhidone working on clean transportation and the bicycle coalition and leah the director

of bicycle coalition who's a partner and their staff working with our staff of walk santa fe san francisco that is the gentleman in the back who helped on the other hand, helped to organize this to say hello to jen restraining order and the partnership wouldn't you been successful without our cities leadership i'm going to turn it over to to one of our biggest leaders on traffic and community here today and that's supervisor jane kim and supervisor kim doesn't stop unless the community depreciates what we need and she's a wonderful example of a great community partner and leader in selma (clapping.) >> thank you. good morning betsy so i live in the neighborhood i live a block away from betsy and i walked to school today but

even in that short wake i got to see the difference that this neighborhood has made for the south of market first, i got to walk through the crosswalk floovent park this community penalty is penn 10 years fighting for and walk across the bike lane the green 1 on fulsome street this community has fighting fought for and to my right and i saw the crowing guard that many of the parents fought to make sure we had on 7th street to be safe and finally when we got to the park i got to see the park that this community fought for that and finally build in 2006 so what's itself lesson what d did you learn from the story?

don't giving give up to fighting but more and more importantly we make our neighborhood and can make pa difference i want everyone to repeat that we make this neighborhood >> (repeated.) and we can make a difference. >> (repeated.) so as and grew up here remember all the things that our patent and people have fought for let's continue to make that a safer community for everyone but it's important to be great deal of so a big thank you to our parent and also the city behind us that wants to make the city safer so thank you thank you. >> thank you. >> and thank you a couple of months ago many of you were on

7th and harrison street putting up signs telling drivers to make this neighborhood safer so thank you for your for your work and i have a accomodation on behalf of the entire board of supervisors to recognize walk and roll today at bettingcy car michael to our principle and superintendent carranza and hydra mendosa our school board member. >> thank you, everyone thank you, supervisor kim next up i want to highlight one gentleman who helped to make sure you're learning our eating healthy and walking and getting the physical activity you need everyday not only an walk and roll day that's superintendent

carranza we're pleased to have him here to talk about what he's thinking and wants to do around walk and roll and how important this is for your health (clapping.) so good morning boys and girls what a what a we can be louder than good morning boys and girls. >> (repeated.) and very briefly thank you for participating in walk and roll today do you realize that right now at san francisco international airport there are people coming to san francisco from arena or around the world doing what we get to do for free walk the beautiful streets of san francisco so i'm going to encourage you not to make this the only day you walk or get out and enclosure the city i want the city to be your classroom

because of the efforts of people standing behind me and your paraprofessionals we're creating the city to explore as their classroom get out and enclosure and bike and run and breath fresh air and eat good food don't eat junk food eat good food to get out and run and bike and enjoy the fresh air so betsy have a great year congratulations on bike walk and roll bike and roll day and make everyday bike walk and roll and rock-and-roll too have a great day (clapping.) all right. thank you strthd next up i want to highlight some of the folks in the community that are getting walking and

rolling and bilking to school 0 on a daily basis how many of you walk to school on a regular basis this is incredible so i know that supervisor kim talked about this and at bettingcy i carmichael the community has worked for several years to get the signs; right? and to get the improvement to 7 the and fulsome when you cross the major streets they're safer i want to talk about betsy carmichael we're locked on fast moving xhemgd streets in the city the community fought hard to get the improvements to to this area betsy carmichael is the only wounding one that doesn't get even though 15 per mile-per-hour if you go faster that 15

mile-per-hour some of the parents are here to talk about their experiences walking to school everyday i i'm going to turn it over to adrian lawrence and tiffany brown to talk about walking to school (clapping.) >> good morning boys and girls. >> good morning boys and girls. >> good morning. >> today is a perfect day to talk about the safety of our kids as a parent that walks their child to school to and from school i believe there's a lack of caron the drivers part i witness reckless driving near the schools and crosswalks i wait and watch children nail they get across the street being a resident i urge us all to be a

part and on board with supporting the walk and roll thank you betsy carmichael staff for caring about the love of our children (clapping) >> good morning betsy carmichael parents good morning betsy car michael that's what i love to hear the voices of children each morning thank you to you all the parents and guarded f that led our children to school who walk to school or walk make sure you looking for the safety of users and others and look at it for the drivers it on the street that you see going by fast when you walk across the street also look both ways what expires me to anybody an environment and

let him know he's save one thing we have to make sure we looking at for our surnld and make sure you're aware of your surrounding thank you to all the apartment that guide their children to school and make sure they get to school save everyday thank you betsy carmichael and staff and students thank you (clapping.) >> thank you so much parent last thing i want to do is highlight the community partners that are here and that so many cam has been working to make our streets safe and i know so many cam has fought for the signs that were recently put up two weeks ago around the schools and improving stop signs around the area a raised crosswalk here that acts like a speed bump

and i i know that supervisor kim's and the community and betsy carmichael school are working with mta for the middle school safety you can be safety then to at bettingcy we're going to keep working for the improvements in the ground and make sure it's one hundred safe fewer and not going to stop and i want to in keeping to encourage you to walk and roll to school everyday and now you probably should go to school have a great recalling school day thank you everyone (clapping.) so while hang on one second not going to school for one second i'm going to turn it over to principle to start our morning

circle. >> every morning we'll have one led us in the pledge good morning. >> good morning girls. >> hold on. >> please stand good morning boys and girls. >> good morning put our right hand over the heart my name is romell and i'm in the class 212 put your right hand over your heart i pledge stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> (repeated.) >> okay. if he can have our comboiftsz stand still teachers

get them readies for what there college >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years

ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to

play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting than the idea you had initially set out to plan. so there has to be this openness for spontaneity. also, a sense that regardless of the deadline, that you have tons of time so the you can keep your creativity alive and not cut it off and just go into old habits. it is a lot like listening. really listening to watch what is going to emerge. i like this thing where you put your foot on his back. let's keep it. were your mind is is how you build your life. if you put it in steel or in failure, it works. that works. it is a commitment. for most artists, it is a

vacation and a life that they have committed themselves to. there is this notion that artists continue to do their work because of some kind of the external financial support. if that was taken away, artists would still do their art. it is not like there is a prerequisite for these things to happen or i will not do it. how could that be? it is the relationship that you have committed to. it is the vocation. no matter how difficult it gets, you are going to need to produce your art. whether it is a large scale or very small scale. the need to create is going to happen, and you are going to have to fulfill it because that is your life.

call this meeting of the historic preservation commission to order. . >> welcome to the san francisco histosfoerk preservation commission meeting to order. i would like to remind members of the audience the xwhition does not tolerate any disruption of any kind. please silence any mobile dwietions that might sound during the meeting. please speak before the commission. i'd like to take roll. commission hasz, here. commission johnck, here. commissioner john, here. and commissioner matsuda. here. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except for agenda items. with respect to agenda items your opportunity to speak will be afforded when the agenda is reached. i have

no speaker cards. >> thank you, come to the podium please. >> good afternoon, commissioners, the ruth goldberg building, she is on her way but i think we might miss our opportunity so i went ahead and jumped up. we want to thank you for being placed on the nofr 19 agenda, we are moving forward, we're excited about our report and the progress in trying to preserve our building. thank you so much and we'll see you on the 19th. >> any other member of the public wish to speak on an item not on our agenda? seeing none we will close public comment. >> commissioners, that will place you under department matters. item 1, department report. >> tim fry, department staff. the director's report was included in your packets. happy to answer any questions you may have about the report.

>> seeing no questions, we will move on. >> item 2, review of past events at the planning commission, staff report and announcements. >> commissioners, again tim fry, department staff. nothing to report from previous planning commission hearings, just wanted to reiterate something from your advance calendar. we did move the goldberg building from this hearing to your next hearing given the amount of time we had in reviewing the draft designation report from the consultant we needed another week to complete our review, which is why that was bumped. just wanted to let you know. but certainly available to answer any questions should you have them. >> thank you. seeing no questions or comments, move on. >> commissioners, that will place you under commission matters, item 3, president's report. >> no official report or announcements. >> item 4, consideration of

draft minutes for october 15th, 2014. >> commissioners, any corrections, alterations? seeing none, we will open up public comment on this. any member of the public wish to comment on the draft meeting minutes? seeing none, we will bring it back to the commission. >> i move to approve. >> second. >> thank you. >> on that motion to adopt the minutes from october 14th, commissioner hyland, yes. commissioner johnck, yes. commissioner matsuda, yes. commissioner wolfram, yes. that passes unanimously 7-0 and places you on item 5, commission comments and questions. >> commissioners, any questions or comments? or disclosures? seeing none we will move on. >> moving right along, commissioners. that will place us under your consent calendar. all matters constitute the consent calendar and are considered routine by

the historic preservation commission and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote. there will be no separate discussion unless a member requests in which case it will be removed. i have 1 dr item under consent, no. 6 at 3224521st street, request for certificate of appropriateness, i have no speaker cards. >> thank you, commissioners, would any of you like to pull this off consent? seeing none, open up to the public. any member member of the public wish to pull this off consent? seeing none, bring it back to the commission. >> i move to adopt the consent klepb ker. >> commissioner hyland, yes. commissioner johnck, commissioner. commissioner matsuda, yes. commissioner wolfram, yes. and commission president hasz, yes. that passes unanimously 7-0 and

places you under your regular calendar, item 7, the 5m project draft environmental impact report. please note that this public hearing is intended to assist the commission in its preparation of comments on the draft eir comments made by members of the public at this hearing will not be considered comments on the draft eir and may not be responded to in the final eir the planning commission will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the draft eir on november 20, 2014. written comments on the draft eir will be accepted at the planning department until 5:00 pm on november 21, 2014. >> commissioner hyland is voting we recuse him. >> i make a motion to recuse commissioner hyland. >> on that motion to recuse commissioner hyland, commissioner hyland, yes. commissioner johnck, yes.

commissionment hasz. >> for the record his firm worked on this project. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is michael jacinto, project staff and coordinator for the 5m project. the item before you is preview of the draft eir project. briefly, this project is demolition and construction on a roughly 5 acre site. the project would result in retention and rehabilitation of the dempster building. the project would result in demolition of six existing buildings on the site which include 910 howard, 912 howard, 924 howard street as well as 190 fifth and once the site is cleared the project would involve implementation of one of two schemes studied in the

eir, either an office scheme (inaudible) the eir found through evaluation that the 430natoma building would be eligible for inclusion on the histostoerx register. the no project alternative code compliant cull attorney tif, unified zoning alternative and in this case the preservation alternative. commission members were transmitted draft copies at the beginning of the review period which will end on december 1st. we are here to provide an opportunity for the commission to receive public testimony and discuss historic resource issues pertaining to this project. staff is not here to answer comments or questions today. comments will be responded to in writing in the comments and spoopbses document which we will respond to all verbal and written comments

received and ma revisions to the draft eir as appropriate. that concludes my presentation and i am available for questions if you have any questions. once again, as the commission secretary said, the planning commission is having a hearing on the draft eir november 20th and so for members of the public who would like to make testimony on that eir may comment in person at the planning commission on november 20th. thank you. >> commissioner wolfram. >> i had a question about in the -- it wasn't included in the preservation alternative, but there was a discussion about the is it the cannoline building, the potential of building it which would then move the impact to less than significant, but is one of the criteria for moving it, one of the criteria was that it had to be moved off the 5m site and no site was found to