revision to the rear facade with less facade and more wall surface. incorporation of a one [inaudible] hyphen connection to separate existing residence and new addition on west and east facade and revision to the gable window on the front facade from 2 panel to single panel window matching the window on the sebld floor. april 1, the arc reviewed the projeblth and found the revisions compatible with the district. overall the department is [inaudible] dethdepartment request they reexamine the side and scale of the window on the front facade. the department received [inaudible] since publication of the staff report the department received 4 additional correspondence. over all recommends approval with condition. [inaudible] staff are [inaudible] following condition, one, prior to apruchbl of the building permit provide material samples including proposed wood siding. these material sample demonstrate the range of color, textture and finish. generally the material should feature a mat or painted finish and be consist wrnt the buildings character. 2, prior

the idea is to put windows on the facade with a over lay of a landscaping material and allow a avine to grow up the window puncherated by windows of light thatope toon the corridor buildings. my perspective a appropriate way to look at this as a backdrop thopolice station, it waents a piece of contemporary architecture, but a green wall, a landscape element to soften the contrast between the dwo. this is a shot looking that breeze way entry that open tooz the cort yard landscaped and set back. the top of the image is 20t street and left is tennessee. this is the landscape design done by fletcher studio you can see the court yard that opens to the 20 street side walk. along the tennessee street side walk a lot of landscaping. we propose a [inaudible] french seating and bike parking and lands scaping on both sides of the side walk. the common open space up on the roof deck. just on the north and east side of the building. this is the alternative design rich spoke about where we would apply the industrial grided windows to the left side of the buildsing along 20th street elevation. here

we only comment on facades at the time we wrote a letter and no one was aware the facade would change with the addition of the garage, but never the less we can't comment on anything happening to the back of the property. as a individual i can. it strikes me that mr. beck bane and the ark feck claim to respect the structure of the old house and state in the plan the structures historic contribution is authentic evidence of a previous way of building not as a innate design and detailing. the original esthetic is understating [inaudible] guiding principles for the new elements. unless you have old photographs of this house it is rather prempative to say it had no detailing. a lot of houses lost their ornamental elements and previous ways of building are not extinct. they speak to interesting lines and forms and ornament and that was used for even the less costly homes of that period. what they called understated and utilitarian meant detail to make the older houses more affordsable. the esnss essence is to [inaudible] and carry forward. isn't that why we have museums? preservation can i

we are talking about the western facade. >> okay. thank you. >> do you have any questions? >> i have a question. >> before we hear the motion, at the time that the 45 feet we -- restriction went in, i'm assuming we anticipated the buildings would be facing this question? i guess i'm trying to figure out why the change. if everyone knew the buildings were going to be taller, why now? >> catherine riley, project manager. i was not there at the time we did the development. i can't speak to that. the design for development was we looked at recent projects come forward at mission bay as a whole. i don't know that they ever got into detail of the building frontage. 90 feet was the base height and we found it at 45 we are getting individual parcels were getting into a level of detail that they were probably not at when they did broader design for development study. most likely, yes. it was always there. i wouldn't be surprised that they didn't get into that level of detail when they were getting these very broadbrush policies. >> so besides kaiser, what other kind of signage are w

opportunity for restaurant outdoor courtyards and roosevelt create open spaces for the residents facade detail role shows the high quality of finishes and the articulation that's been achieved it is a great material that wraps into the resources to create solidarity and the bays provide for further articulation to the facade and project upwards to create visual craft i'll be happy to answer any questions and later in the presentation that you may have thank you. >> as noted one 50 van ness provides balanced needed housing including the one and 50 and has received widening report 3 months ago the preschools opened their doors immediately to the south some of the parents were urban aware even though our documents were filed july 2013 prior to the start of the application process that was followed by two other major filings regardless of the timing of the various filings those parents are valid safety concerns of one 50 van ness that effects their children we want all those parent to go their children are of the utmost importance to us just hours ago we updated an agreement with the port s

on the upper floor and existing concrete pagd will be restored as panels are replaced and accident facade will be repeated that that are staff finds the condition will be in koorngs with article 10 and the rehabilitation the project will replace incomparable windows and convert new comparable windows and storefront oscar pistorius and have other materials in comparison with the other district several issues of approval for the clarifications or a mock ups for the reconstruction and paint covers and further staff recommendations the existing concrete panels prior to the removals but installed in the same was in order to delineate those windows and for former loading dock bay to be retained in a different configuration again talent that from existing window oscar pistorius and in public comment was received since the packet was implemented and this is for approval with conditions that concludes my presentation. and the property owner as well as the architect are here as well thank you. >> does the property owner have a presentation or - >> it's not required but if you have anything. >> actu

mites recommendation and i move to approve with the specific instructions for roof as well as the facade treatment. >> second. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further there's a motion and second to approve that matter with conditions as amended to conclude work. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu. >> commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item number 9 at 933 through 9 stockton. >> despite in i work closely on that i ask to be recused. >> commissioner moore i sit on this design review as appointed by the or asked by the commission president i've heard this project in a different context i'm aware of the comments and the push back of the comments the committee made to this project. >> do i need another motion to recuse. >> on that motion to rekinds commissioner wu. >> commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner hillis commissioner wu and commissioner president fong e so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimo

two story and the improvement was for the neighbors a roof expending 4 feet extends shade at the facade a lightwell was introduced and an overhang was to maintain the privacy for the neighborhoods and allow flirmentd lighted we investigated whether or not the lightwell could be extended as typical on 25 foot lot a stair along the property line in this case it run through the lightwell was if it were lowered there would not be level room and the stair would have to be offset it results in a less workable plan proposed lightwell is already 5 feet wide with 25 feet wider than light court underline a major renovation the building had two lightwells as you can see in the 1913 the 1938 aerial to the and the 2015 the two locations eliminated the lightwell was the project sponsor was trying to flip the company the envelope is smaller by 30 thousand square feet and great care optimize a footprint the efficiency of the stair and integration critical to reducing a footprint due to the downhill the two locations are approximately 2 and a half feet lower and the garden level was for habitable space

, a registry historical facade with the incredible architectural features. inside, this is really where the magic happens because the museum founders commissioned daniel leveeskin to reenvision this station, to be a post modern contemporary art hall for now and the future. unlike traditional museums with the collection, our building is the collection. our literally says to life just as an electric station puts out power and communicates in a galvanizing way, the architect daniel leaveskin focused on how to make a building that would look forward and to the future, not only the jewish future but the future for all of us in society. the building literally says to life if you read the roof line. the yud is expressed through this tumbling blue cube which becomes that iconic image that people now would associate with our museum. it's also the context of this former power station and this incredibly post modern and talking building as a mnemonic device saying to life. it's across from a garden. the front door is on access with the martin luther king memorial. we h

the faÇade here, what sexy original would include the front faÇade structurally and the roof attic, andverything else, about 90% of the interior was redone in the 1960's. this building to the right here this is where our national park service office is. that is where we work out of. this originally would have been the star saloon back in agency five, where john wilkes booth had gone into have a drink before he made his final entry back into the theater. we have today what is called the atlantic building. the theater was closed down several years back when we created an altogether new lobby for our theatergoers, and ford theater society and their staff now when visitors,, they don't go to the doors here as they did in the early days in 1860 five but come through the atlantic building. there are much more amenities there. from there, they into into the historic theater it self here. here we have an actual wartime photograph of the theater. you can see looking at the faÇade here. the roof is all and tact -- is all intact. bits of the building were done back in the 1960's, and you get an id

address privacy conditioners of the preschool within the van ness building the windows on the south facade located within 6 feet of the building shall be permitting translucent i think this is 6 floors; right? not 5 floors. >> 6 floors to the lower 6 floors. >> so we'll make those windows translucent and practical we've talked with the school to make sure that the wall of that all of the evidence is bright terracotta color they haven't decided what color but we'll work with them and the second condition regarding the demolition that will be as follows: the demolition of the southern floor of the hayes street building that abuts the other building will not occur during preschooler hours and the staff will identify those i don't know off the top of my head but we'll have those and suggest you add those conditions. >> all right. and what about the things like dust control that was mentioned about minorities and duck filters on the scald property. >> my guess our staff will not recommend those those are not endorseable and that's correct we have concerns about the conditions of the adjacent pr

on the upper floor and existing concrete pagd will be restored as panels are replaced and accident facade will be repeated that that are staff finds the condition will be in koorngs with article 10 and the rehabilitation the project will replace incomparable windows and convert new comparable windows and storefront oscar pistorius and have other materials in comparison with the

the required bathing facilitates and sanitation fats required per the code and this is the street facade of the front building so as you can see it is a beautiful old building so i think one more thing we find interesting this is the is an born for the building right here so san born maps are reliable as you can see it shows the oil of the front building you know we don't see anything in the back so - >> except the yellow blotch. >> that was me i'm sorry (laughter). >> do you have any questns commissioners? so >> just a quick question if the photographs that cottage is occupied. >> it appears so when i was in there i didn't see anybody there attachment it was looks like it was being lived in. >> so why don't we if there's not more questions for mr. reardon thank you for your presentation i really appreciate it. >> good morning commissioners as the hearing started i was informed that the property owner and the tenant of that unit have reached an agreement hopefully changes the tone of the hearing and hopefully effects the outcome of the case we're here because the tenant who we reached on

the original facade was about 23 feet high with a roof of stone. you think that sample of eight dates is going to pretty much be in the same range ? keach: archaeologists bill sanders and david webster led a four-year excavation at this site known as the house of the bacabs. sanders: this is a very impressive household. when we finished excavating all of the buildings and all of the courtyards, we discovered that a population of some 200 to 250 people were close relatives probably or retainers of some kind to a single family and lord who lived in one of the units within this large mass of masonry that you see here. he lived in a very palatial house with a sculpted facade had a vaulted roof on it. so clearly he was a man of great power and wealth. keach: and what else did the symbolism reveal about this man ? in 1980, excavators began to push heaps of stone and earth aside to reveal walls and steps. archaeologist bill fash was part of the excavation team. fash: during that process we also discovered that the whole building had been covered with scul

houthis are only a facade. they have been beaten and they could not go to save the people in aden. to go back to mooukuala, hakim knows that these people - i could name names who are linking to ali abdullah saleh. the report in the security council handed some three weeks four weeks ago. it does mention the names of the people. trying to show that this is the whole strategy of iran in the houthis. they wanted to show themselves as if they are fighting. they are pro, against the intermission. that is something which cannot - they are trying to beat the people. no one would follow that. >> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula? yemen, is there a danger they can take advantage. >> yes, it's not that strong and never - they are on the run. they cannot at all appear. most of them they are people in the hundreds. they are underground. their fighters are very very valuable. >> you talk about ali abdullah saleh, the former president of yemen, and the fact that the houthi fighters are a facade for groups loyal to him. >> if you go back to two years ago, the houthis could not beat 300 students i

our eits coming out of prison have put on a facade. they can be exactly who they are. they can be known and loved even though they have done these things. they get to let their guard down. our executives, who are sometimes the zillionaire's, are keeping up their facade. they have issues. at thedefy, you get rewarded for being who you are. the executors and friends. laura: i don't know whether it is a great thing that felons and successful business have something in common or not. [laughter] catherine: what does it take to be a successful business person? i do wonder about that. i was going to ask you about women. you start at this before orange is the new black. -- you started this before "orange is the new black." hyper is an advocate for prison reform -- piper is an advocate for prison reform. i remember an antidote about a woman in prison with martha stewart. she started a business because martha stewart encouraged her. catherine: we are working with a woman who serves time with martha stewart as well. laura: there are not as many women as men. i do wonder to what d

the city would rise again, after the earthquake with the bay windows and his name carved into the facade the two apartment one for minimum and another for drawing people with pinltz and an apartment and retail spaces one only sold whip cream the gun control bergs went to to have invention more now than ever they were create it takes silicon valley and the press hardly a day goes by without goldberg being invoked it's aned verify in webts addiction his cartoons became an inspiration to scientists around the world and today interest there are two apartments one has the original interior and the ground level has a retail space on golf street represents the 10 kit of american people artist of san franciscans that wanted to make sure that future generations knew the history of our city and the innovative citizens that made it rise once again after the 1906 san francisco earthquake so colleagues, we're asking for lifework status for this particular building i hope you will supporting it thank you very much. >> thank you very much supervisor breed i understand there's a staff presentation so jo

get closer, fortunately, shae says it did not puncture the facade and didn't go through the roof but there is tremendous exterior damage. the pour here and three next door seven displaced. and they hope this damage is fixed quickly. thankfully no injuries. jay korff abc 7 news. leon: new at 11:00, massive protests and arrests in baltimore surrounding the death of of a suspect in police custody. the crowds gathering in the street and swarming the police cars there. police say that they made two arrests for disorderly cop duct and destruction of property. six baltimore police offy sures are now suspended as having hes look into the death of grey who was in police cuff did i when he suffered a fatal spine injury. how he got the injury is still in question. the justice department is investigating. allison? alison: a devastating outcome to a u.s. mission. two al-qaeda hostages accidentally killed by an american drone strike. that includes warren weinstein of rockville. richard with how he is being remembered tonight. richard? richard: outside the wine weinstein home a growing memorial. >>

communication prospective it will be important with the 20 or 28 percent rate increase and sort of the facade how to communicate those numbers and i mean the press has been on it but it is a complicated thing to explain to the public both residential and public and private commercial that in order to see the rate increases they relate to many may and continue to retail to the streamline i don't know how to describe it. >> on the retail side the commission adapted that sties in effect exactly what they were told a i don't know we see no reason to change that. >> i have a question commissioner comment if residents is there a rate increase how do you smooth out those becomes we're not seeing a wild fluctuation. >> that is a more in depth question you'll have to ask finance to have a smooth transition whatever we're reaching. >> every year we do you want a 10 year financial plan we looked at adjusting the financial plan and the cash flow as quickly as possible given the operational needs part of the budget process we'll get in debiting depth this fall when we are talking about water rates the thi

the public art trust the contribution will enable the arts commission to commission a arts for the facade for the auditorium sorry for the similar comments 3 artist have been selected the artwork will enjoy and be seen by people daily and it is the women and men rebate people choose to vital san francisco this enlightenments the mayors view and it will think fund for the projects when completely it will be part of the city's art complex e collection no city funds will be used it is for the availability of fund from 0 van ness and polk. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon my name is a alex i'm a 12 year resident worked doubt for a 50 though employee real estate global firm i work in the capital markets groups that provides financial advisors work for financial real estate developers for i'm a commercial real estate developer i have no interest but the emerald team has an approval to lock the rate with their lender which is the life insurance company they could lock the rate assuming they have commission approval how this is relevant to march 18 johnny mentio

these are students first who just lp to play this sport and they're very reluctant to give up that facade because the alternative is paying the athletes. and they know that that will completely overturn the system that has certainly benefited athletic departments. i've argued it doesn't necessarily benefit universities but athletic departments are fat and sassy at the time athletic associations are rattling the tin cup. they've never changed the ideology and in the case the o'bannon case that you mentioned before before the judge they made these arguments and judge will cin in oakland just shook her head and was incredulous about the cases of the student athlete. >> the compliance officer of the ncaa argue that even with a modest annual stipend for varsity athletes did that surprise you? >> oh no. i mean, it's very hard not to argue the same position that you've been arguing a long time. and to be a compliance officer for the ncaa, i assume you've got the believe their ideology. i mean, it's like being a priest. you've got the believe in the church. i think she very cleverly focused on mi

families and in our agency we serve the agencies mission it is that sign that hung a long time on the facade of a building on stockton said no filipinos loud it sign no longer xitsz but today it feels like it does in this proposed budget that sits aside only a certain amount of money that makes us filipinos feel that sign is still up so commissioners please join me and let's take down the sign that says no filipinos by putting in the budget for filipino language that accurately reflect the no idea of our community our community, of course just

in a.q.a.p., here is the religious facade of the group. this is something that issues religious -- this is someone that finds justifications for the operations conduct in 2014 in a video released. he has been asking people all over the world to launch attacks and particularly the americas. i think it was at that moment where the americans started to scrutinize the activities of ibrahim. he is also suspected of recruiting yemen to joint the fight so with al quaida and isil in iraq, and syria. that comes as a major set back of al quaida. but says the battle would not be won overnight. this update from washington d.c. >> the prime minister have met but both sides are telling a very different story about what the meeting was actually about. the iraqi prime minister didn't have any specific requests for military hardware but we are hearing from the iraqi side a much different story. they ask for drones and helicopters saying they needed that equipment the president was asked directly about that and he basically brushed it off saying that's why