. >> commissioner hyland: i have a couple of questions and then some comments. i don't know who would best be to respond to them, but where will the double toilets go? i'm assuming that the historic districts, which is the areas that we'd be most concerned, or the higher traffic areas and would need the double toilets? >> beth rubenstein, san francisco public works. actually want to respond to the interactivity, but first about the double toilets. we're looking at up to 12 sites. and -- but it has a lot to do with the negotiation of the contract. complexity of the design influences the contract. the sites of interest to you would be civic center plaza, the port is interested in the double toilets, twin peaks is also interested in the double toilets. there are other ones. u.n. plaza. so u.n. plaza and civic center plaza that would be under your jurisdiction. i don't think any of the others. >> commissioner hyland: not coit tower or washington park? >> no, definitely not. >> commissioner hyland: and on twin peaks, how would access be? >> right now, there are two t

. >> president wolfram: commissioner hyland. >> vice president hyland: i have several things. i want to thank the members of the public that came out today. i know you have a busy day and appreciate you taking the time to tell us your thoughts. 20, 25 years ago the conversation was adding garage doors to these historic buildings, and how to do that. and i have a slightly different take than commissioner pearlman, and that is that my concern is that we are erasing the garage doors and attempting to make them look like they had never been there. and in my practice, that's not what i had done and it is a design exercise, and we have had at least one, maybe two other similar projects come before us and i voiced the same concern that the current openings of the garages could be incorporated into the design to tell the story and evolution of what's happened to the building. i don't have a specific recommendation as commissioner pearlman does, unless some other commissioner would want to take what i'm saying and try to turn it into some other condition. but i have complete faith that

commissioner hyland. >> vice president hyland: question for mr. fry. we got notice that comments, or the responses to comments for 450 o'farrell were published, i guess. two questions for you. one, what's the next step on that project? and in reviewing the comments, seems the preferred project is not the proposed project. what does that mean as far as the entitlements on it? >> i have not reviewed that document but i will have to review that before i can answer what that means for the hearing. my understanding, it is scheduled for hearing before the planning commission to determine if the draft e.i.r. is complete, and move on to any entitlements that may be associated with that. the commission secretary may have more information on exactly what date that is scheduled for, but i can't recall off the top of my head. >> which case is this? >> 450 o'farrell. >> it's actually scheduled for next week. >> so, when the preferred project and the e.i.r. is not the proposed project, which project goes forward? >> that's, that's what the planning commission's disc

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