so i think so when the community has been saying they want it to go to polk street go to polk street without having it to both sides. >> again from our phonetics as consultant we look at that we think that it creates you further problemsfor the police department but the od's of polk b will be in the tenderloin. >> their saying both sides of mcallister park street and all of polk street belong to the northern so the border to northern goes north-south to mcallister and turns eastbound to mcallister leaving it in the northern and stops at larkin street and both sides of larkin belong to the tenderloin. >> that's in the original map in this map it extends the tenderloin to polk no borders of polk but to polk you'll cross the stairs in front of city hall i'll be in the tenderloin that's what this map shows at the prior map it shouz shows you it comes to larkin and at the edge of the green space on the one side of city hall that's larkin. >> that's what they want they want when you move one block up to golden gate they're aligned. >> i which is in the tenderloin for awhile i was assigned

in it was, this is where up to the polk would've..coop polk as part of the tenderloin. was included as the tentacles of the clusters coming over up to the edge of a pole or the edge of van ness. so, we did ask a consultant to put together another series of slides just quickly slide you use he wrote back on december 10, 2014. this was the proposed map of the redistrict options based on the working group that the police department command staff and others stakeholders having gone through the process of year-long analysis the data on the next slide here. which shows the cat and cable members as well as the population numbers by district citywide view of it. option one, which president loftus mention, actually before i get to option 1 good we did also here last week's were locked in with the notion of moving the southern district -- southern boundary to mariposa and so all the steps you season i have that as a lock-in component. additionally, the fallen bridge park area as well is lock-in. so that has not been moved either wait in any of these maps. the park district moving

eric son polk street at 55 polk is an 50. >> i believe that's it that's correct. >> the one question i have is in sro's we're could you talk about that we're in contrary and significant limited on light and window exposure and i do not see you use a lightwell to respond to the lightwell on that particular building can you explain to what you did to investigate what's inside the building not providing a matching lightwell didn't increase the availability of 50. >> again the lot lines there's no requirement foreseeability we were trying to make sure we could make an efficient building and uses the double loading limits on this side of the building. >> if i may pull back we're looking for is that without providing a matching lightwell and since your building is significantly taller building we want to make sure that the liveability of the people that use the lightwell as perhaps the only light source is not impaired have you been inside the building go. >> the backside of the 50 building about half their lot is not built that on. >> that's not what i'm talking about 50s don't function l

developer that we hadn't had a lot of experience working with notely one one hundred van ness and polk street if i didn't know how responsible this developer was i would have concerns but the opening comment from the school person that do we're in the process of working through those things and need to have good faith and move forward you have a developer here this is a responsible partner and good partner there is no sensory hashing who shove known what when the plans speaks for itself they've been out there for a longer one 50 van ness those are facts that are there i admire the encourage and spirit of last speaker we're in a dense urban area it is part of the excitement of living here i hope you move forward are the project and i'm sure emerald will honor their commitment to being a good neighborhood thank you very much. >> okay. who's next. >> hi, i'm john i'm a resident of the serving central market area and the playground outside here is one of my daughters favorite playground i'm also a member of the san francisco bay area renters federation i'm here to speak in favor of the pro

coincidence and public acceptance for the measures we're going forward with on polk street we did a good job of making sure that the public works repaving the puc's sewer replacement project and the traffic bicycle and pedestrian are being managed and will be delivered and coordinated as a single package we'll ripping up polk street we will have a safer street that meets all the goals in the 21st century polk street will be a construction project when the capital construction starts next month we're not witting to deliver short time safety that we know we need on polk street if you've been out on the street in the last couple of streets we've painted bike and bulb outs this is the challenge we'll talk about a few moments ago what it means to coordinate it what it looks like from within mta and the other agencies so mta we're trying to manage a number of high priority programs vision zero with the high coordinator map and the build out of the bicycle plans all the programs in fact, the same streets it is important that when we touch a street we making all the improvements that we hav

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. >> that's in the original map in this map it extends the tenderloin to polk no borders of polk but to polk you'll cross the stairs in front of city hall i'll be in the tenderloin that's what this map shows at the prior map it shouz shows you it comes to larkin and at the edge of the green space on the one side of city hall that's larkin. >> that's what they want they want when you move one block up to golden gate they're aligned. >> i which is in the tenderloin for awhile i was assigned to the tenderloin. >> i want to be clear that's not wasn't this map shows this map shows to polk with the east west streets that includes the north of mcallister up to geary. >> that needs to be corrected and, yes. >> and that's why we're having this conversation so we have to get it right. okay so we can also have a sidebar afterwards to make sure we're clear anything further on the tenderloin before we move on to character. >> we're hearing from the community the station is one side of larkin and polk and one side of van ness is it possible for both stations to cover the block. >> so when both hav

and larkin i'm here to say i hope you support moving the boundary to polk and i want to thank you all for listening. >> thank you. next speaker. welcome. >> good evening commissioner and chief i work at central city and i thank you very much working with this i'm hoping next week you'll be looking at more in the future i want to appreciate the effort you're putting. >> thank you, very much. and for your effort. >> next speaker. >> hello commissioners and chief. >> i want to thank you guys for considering us as a neighborhood we we're not all dope addicts and crimes some of us work and having police protection is very important to you was talking with commissioner wong and he said it won't be too bad having the malls in the tenderloin district so i'm kind of settled with that now you've got to give something to get something i appreciate our hard work and look forward to the progress we're making a thank you so much. >> ms. brown welcome. >> hi, i'm larry edmond i will in the t l 55 mason and you know, we have too much once you've annoyed about corrupt if you look at the paper you you

. >> to continue on i notice no matching lightwell for 45 polk i'm not sure the history of 45 polk is that a recent building okay. >> probably a similar vintage. >> so i'm supportive and yeah. did you want to bring - >> the 45 polk is an office building i'm not sure if that matter. >> i'm supportive of the motion and i understand that we agreed about 8 as a number on car shares thank you. i think everything else sounds it's good. >> commissioner wu the motion as the approvals with the two conditions plus adding 4 more car share slots so as the question of 55 polk i think that whether or not the sro's or is to see that's a tight quarter in terms of living i ask the staff to work with the project sponsor on maybe it's the coloring of that wall the abutting wall or understanding how to make sure there is more light. >> commissioner johnson. >> we'll do the same thing with the school we bring in a light study it bring in light and issues. >> commissioner johnson and real quick for the demolition hours are we specifically that the restriction on hours are for the don't guess or the maker o

10 or 15 years ago the one 50 van ness project promises to fulfill i recall speaking to you about polk street saying that the best thing you could say about the neighborhood at night i used to come here another planning commission at night walked from polk down to market and take the train the best thing to say about the neighborhood that which is uninviting it was dark and scary and empty but the involving market octavia plague plan is bringing people and light into a city that balanced needs it as far as the school that is a fabulous use this is what the plan intended to deliver a wide variety of used for people that used a neighborhood and make it their own place it is a wonderful opportunity and they should be welcomed here but also take advantage of the what the a neighborhood is going to become a good one not what it was before not an inviting place our goal would be that the development of a lot of new housing in this area we'll have lots of and lots of kids that took on elevator to and fro school to be able to use this school and not car reliant this is a great project that is

areas that the changes were in first one is in the tenderloin district the option of going west to polk or van ness in the park richmond district a decision how to keep the neighborhood together that gives two options changes to the southern and bayview district were around moving the line that had been proposed for 16th street to mariposa and small change for the mission and bayview that is basically, the bridge park that session that is in the mariposa utah street we'll go through each of those to refresh your memory we refer to this as sb 3 b. >> we number them all systematically so that's the proposed map to refresh your memory other than where you started in september we'll look at the requested changes in the data that coordinates to them the first, you'll see the tenderloin is west from the current boundary line and this one to van ness if you see on the bottom part of the tenderloin there is the carve out section for the city hall and the serving plaza in front of the of city hall with that equates to in the way of number this the dispatch of the number of calls there are 50 tho

at that with with the overall numbers the next change we mapped out moving the tenderloin west to polk rather than van ness still carrying out city hall and the green space in front of it so stay in northern the changes result in 27 approximately cad calls a half of a percentage and cable is over one half a percent in the population is not even a half percent change if you consider that there is operational consideration you have consideration you have to think that makes it if you look at the map itself there is not clean lines for the tenderloin it is something to think about it also does a carving out the st. city hall and the green space there is still enter activity between the tenderloin and the northern district you'll have a discussion and he chief will have to consider how to address those issues as the demonstration to lay out the district order at this point next change is for park and that is moving northern boernd north to geary this is what it looks like on the map go ahead and for my colleagues if it make sense to take it now we're done with the tenderloin chief if you w

. >> i want to be clear that's not wasn't this map shows this map shows to polk with the east west streets that includes the north of mcallister up to geary. >> that needs to be corrected and, yes. >> and that's why we're having this conversation so we have to get it right. okay so we can also have a sidebar afterwards to make sure we're clear anything further on the tenderloin before we move on to character. >> we're hearing from the community the station is one side of larkin and polk and one side of van ness is it possible for both stations to cover the block. >> so when both have a block no station has a block the thinking being it has gotten to be one persons has one side of the street it doesn't work as well, for major boulevards and streets both sides of that street belong to one station. >> i'll say that commissioners the data shows coordination and an officer from one district and back up their backing up the officers regardless the district in which the call occurs the border street for example, an issue in the tenderloin and there's a northern car that is close we give them the

with the boundary and moving the western boundary of the tenderloin precinct i would hope van ness or polk even the fingers will help in enforcement and provide for safety for the community remembered right across the street in the playground that are children playing in the park and seeing you have drug dealing next to a playground we have a chance finally one in a 10 year opportunity to move the boundary to redo the district boundaries let's do it thank you, commissioners for coming up with the alternative plans i know you'll vote invocation but the fact you come up with that and listens to the community we came up with the alternative concerns i myself am grateful whatever you which i see thank you, mr. elliott. >> next speaker. >> good evening welcome. >> good evening commissioners and chief i'm gail a tenant organizer at the elk hotel that's on eddy between polk and larkin i'm here to say i hope you support moving the boundary to polk and i want to thank you all for listening. >> thank you. next speaker. welcome. >> good evening commissioner and chief i work at central city and i than

. >> we're hearing from the community the station is one side of larkin and polk and one side of van ness is it possible for both stations to cover the block. >> so when both have a block no station has a block the thinking being it has gotten to be one persons has one side of the street it doesn't work as well, for major boulevards and streets both sides of that street belong to one station. >> i'll say that commissioners the data shows coordination and an officer from one district and back up their backing up the officers regardless the district in which the call occurs the border street for example, an issue in the tenderloin and there's a northern car that is close we give them the data to help on the route. >> the purpose it was a data driven commercial map you've done a lot of work and people in the tenderloin you talk about how it is like and at the end of the day, we have the two worlds together so the park. >> the first question was how to keep the neighborhood together in one district the first one shows the parks northern border to geary with that i'll see the cad increase

it's a distinctive building at polk and california. it's a glass building. this tenant is on the ground floor want i would point out this location as in san francisco is near an area of high crime and undue concentration. there has been no documented protest from the community nor s we are recommending this application to you today with approval with the following conditions. condition number one sales of alcoholic beverages be permitted between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.. condition number two no more than 5% of the public retail space will be used for the display of alcoholic beverages. this condition will keep it as a neighborhood market but allow the applicant to broaden his market share. condition number 3 no malt beverages should be sold greater with the stated volume except microbreweries and craft beers and specialty products sold as stout, ips and esb and intended to eliminate high alcohol and low cost products that are frequently abused but not to prevent the sale of specialty and craft beer products. number 4, beer and wine cool ares and containers o

of people what is taking longer is that supervisor wiener really wants to be present to as many as polk his schedule is extremely hard to work with 0 so adam taylor is working on that the first presentation at the will be in front of harvey milk and the young democrats so that's the first time i think that pub the road show will be out there and there's a presentation in san francisco on the 16th a presentation at mta on the 21st and bart will be presented with the finding on the 23rd all of april and then hopefully, the balance of m t c and transit and the commission will happen in between you'll that or right after that some things to that effect i promise we'll be in front of you and again, the holed up is the supervisor really wants to be here we're trying to make that work just so your up to date we continue to press for changes in western selma regarding the llp the commission discussed motion to strike now and put forward their desire so we're still staying on supervisor kim's office to draft some legislation although we've not seen anything yet we're continuing to bring those ve