. >> thank you, commissioner pearlman. >> thank you. i concur with president wolfram and commissioner johns on this. it seems to me that you as a group haven't been advised well because it seems like to spend your time, i mean everybody's time has value. to spend your time to come here today, you weren't advised as to what we have any jurisdiction over being able to do. i mean many of you talked about our responsibility but they didn't advise on what our -- the scope of our responsibilities are which sadly we can't address any of your concerns it seems to me there are pub milk comment periods for the planning commission. that there are many as miss kerby said, it sounds like many violations ever the planning code and administrative code. so spinding the time that you just spernt and go to the planning commission might spark them because they have the authority to speak about the issues that you brought here today the board of supervisors, there is general comment on the board of supervisors. this seems to be to be a potent issue. i'm so

commissioner pearlman. >> miss kirby, i do have a question. i'm looking at the date of march 4th, 2014, which is more than four years ago, and i'm wondering why it has taken so long? >> so this case was inherited by me just in 2016 so i'm not entirely clear on the early history of the case; however, it's my understanding that they initially came in for wholesale window replacement, and there was a lot of back and forth, and the time frame for getting the conditions assessment for such a long building kind of added up. additionally there were a number of other site permits for the interior of the building, and i think this may have gotten kind of lost in the fray for some time, so we've been treating it almost as an enforcement issue and kind of moving forward with it for a few more deadlines. >> it's shocking to see 4.5 years for a window repair and replacement project. >> yeah, but i wouldn't -- given what -- >> i know. >> given all the other issues -- >> yeah, yeah, no, i guess that. >> yeah. >> i just wanted to make sure that it wasn't beca

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. >> commissioner johns, mightser pearlman, yes. >> commissioner hyland, and missioner wolfram. >> yes. >> and we'll mac sure she get conveyed to the plan commission an department. >> is the planning commission the board and mayor? >> board of supervisors and the mayor. >> thank you. >> commissioners items 10 a and b for 17 lbr. >> 479 castro street and kearny street. these are legacy business applications. >> good afternoon, desiree smith planning department staff. the eye tomorrows today are two legacy business applications, nominations submitted to the planning department on october 19th and ready why for your recommendation. while all applications were previously reviewed by the office of small business for completion prior to transmittal to the department. your packet contain a draft resolution outlining the tradition as to the success of each business. the first application before su for cliff variety. a neighborhood hardaway and variety store founded in 1936. it's a family-owned store and it offers hardware, home goods, candy and other every day items for over 80 years. when the

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