the current controls would allow one more restaurant to be xermted by c.u.rtment recommends modifying the supervisor's proposal to allow one more restaurant to be principally permitted instead of conditionally sethat -- so that would provide loosening of restaurant controls. the report discusses the current concentration levels and difficulties with instituting these tipping controls that alter the approval process depending on the concentration levels. given that we currently believe that the concentration levels for restaurants on the inner clement to be at or over 30%, we would recommend loosening the principally permitted and additional ones would be permitted only by c.u. when you found they were appropriate. the department further recommends allowing new eating and drinking facilities only by c.e.u. in the outer clement district. as these establishments are currently prohibited in the outer clement, the concentration levels are unknown.֎@ however, it would allow them by c.u., that would be allow a loosening of the controls and it would allow you to us

without question, those students c.u. law school, state of colorado the country will reap the benefits in the future from david getchezs's efforts. i think we know we all can learn from dean david getches passion for giving back. he led a life of service and he also compiled an impressive academic record as well as serving as the dean of the c.u. law school. and he was at his core committed to the future of his children, our children, our grandchildren and his grandchildren and he had a deep love for the western -- rocky mountain western way of life. he was an avid outdoorsman, he was fit any physical challenge he as ifed just like he faced intellectual and emotional challenges. as i said in my beginning remarks, he was a mentor to all of us. and he always had his eye on the future and i know as painful as it is for all of us who knew him to lose him so suddenly, he would want us to be focused on the future. dean getches did this and much more for colorado and our curntion and i want to close with this, mr. president: we'

process and the c.u. were principally permitted accessory use. >> if the ordinance passes. commissioner antonini: that is good. very supportive and need a little more activity in some of the places and it will help them to be more competitive as some of the restaurants and establishments. >> i appreciate you saying that. we had vetted this quite a bit with folks out there who seem to be some few advocates in keeping the way to prohibit this legislation's reach, but once they heard, once others had heard that, expotentiallily more people came out of the woodwork to say we absolutely want this antonini: thank you very much.ini: thank you president olague: commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: i will take myself out. i have something to ask ms. hayward, but not in public. olague i support it also. i remember in the 80's -- even in the 80's and this is just -- i guess i am really dating myself now. but you could go anywhere and listen to live music and chris isaac would play for $5 at the night break was the name of the club. you would go to 11th street and listen to bands

which i have trouble with and we mentioned, we have the c.u. in place.it's an effective tool, tedious sometimes but effective. we're going to need formula retail in some cases so i'm still a little puzzled and i have trouble supporting at least that aspect of it. the other three, it seems like you addressed to some degree or struck the fourth one. supervisor mar: commissioner fong, i think once you hear from the workers and the owners and the people that have been running a number of the small pet supply stores for so many years and how they create community-based connections with people in the neighborhood and how a formula retail store would hurt them and how pet food express has undercut them in different ways, i think you might understand more of where the thrust of much of the legislation is coming from and i hope you try to understand that. as i learned, there are more pets than there are children in san francisco. president olague: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: taking the different parts of your legislation, it's curious but let me

he is one of the c.u. people in israel that actually supports the threats you do have a strong left wing elements but by knowledge they are minorities and his brother is on board the function of this year he had this to say. the. perception or taken by most of the people is. another attack from outside it's a little bit confusing to the israeli society because this time it's really. it's not. and therefore it's very hard. to do just that. but in this situation today that israelis are so afraid of any change. in their thought afraid. for no reason in their eyes. we'll hear more of that interview in the next hour but just to bring you up to date the french boat they do need is being towed to ashdod the boat that's made the furthest so far in this second. attempt ok for the many thousands of our poorest near there reporting for us from tel aviv. or police have detained the captain of a vessel which sailed past a sinking pleasure cruise that without helping the bulgaria went down in the volga river nine days a

and a c.u. this is not a c.u. this is a major project if you have one here. like the project today, the others that have been cont roversial. the staff rdisregards this. everything is two weeks in the rules. and i ask the planning director to start enforcing the rules. thank you. >> and is there any additional public comment? general public, and is closed and the meeting is adjourned.