it would include 922,000 square feet of office. 48,000 square feet of p.d.r. 6,000 square feet of retail and 5500 square feet of childcare and 200 parking spaces and 513 bicycle parking spaces. it would construct a new owned city park with public owned space. it will feature a doing run and community living room designed for maximum next to host community events. the park will be maintained in perpetuity by the project sponsor. in addition the 19,000 facility creates the opportunity to allow for new pedestrian connections on the site and it will be opened to connect know -- new subway station and connect to the mayor's plan of housing depending on the final design and the contract is under contract as of august of last year to swap a 7.5 acre site in exchange for another site and it will expand the public agency's space to grow the water and power enterprises and the sponsor will construct new facilities to replace the existing ones at 639 bryant where p.u.c. will move. the flower mart project is located on the north side founded by brannon, fifth and sixth street. the san francisco flow

million square feet. and you see right now as of today we have 2.9 million square feet available to be allocated. the big number is we have almost 9 million square feet in pending projects. and then another 600,000 in pre-application projects. if we just take a snapshot there's more office space than to allocate within the program. i just want to provide a few caveats to the number to help you understand. this is a snapshot in time for today. it doesn't account for future proposals that could come in the door at some point in the future. based on general office demand over time. also, we're generally not given much of a heads up if the bay or federal government are wanting to propose a new office building so we're we can't plan for those. and the pipeline right now doesn't account for future allotments we get and we get those every october 17th of each year. that's the date when we get the the 950,000 square feet that goes in the small cap and large cap. and then many projects recently required and receiv

with union square b.i.d. motion to that effect made by supervisor safai and we'll take that without objection. we will take this item as amended to the full board without objection with positive recommendation. madame clerk, please read the next item. >> item five is a resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors to rename gilbert street to jeff adachi way. >> supervisor haney requested that the site and be continued. are there any members of the public who would like to testify on item number 5? >> good afternoon, jordan davis again. i didn't realize it would be continued but i just want to say that i was one of the many people who was upset and worried about our future when jeff adachi past. and very supportive of this street renaming, but i want to say that this not one of those things that we can say one and done. we need to, as a safety, do better by our most vulnerable. we need to close juvenile hall and close 850 and reinvest in housing services and other life affirming programs that

[laughter] >> the new fire station will be 22,572 gross square feet peak. it would be on four floors versus three, there will be two subterranean levels under the station and the adjacent residential mixed-use development. the first lower-level serving the fire department members, 18 spaces, which was the requirement that we put in the r.f.p., and then the lower-level serving the hotel and condominium, and that's a very small amount of 22 spaces, approximately in the current massing plan. what is proposed as related by the developed partner is a 200 room equinox hotel and an equinox health club, as well as 35 market rate condominiums. how would that look on the site? here is a cross-section looking vertically at the site. do you see the fire department in red with its facility, the one below level, the four levels above, on top of the station would be one level of improvements that would be privately owned that would be retained via cross easements. it is an extension of the health club that rises from the lobby up to the top of the fifth level then you see

rolling out to the residential sector, 50,000 square feet or greater. that is about 40 unit buildings for san francisco. so now we have a disconnect between our ordinance i was only for commercial, and a statewide ordinance that is for commercial and residential. and the challenge of that has to do with confusion and reporting. if we don't update our ordinance the way it will work right now, is that commercial buildings will report to the department of the environment and we will report to the state, residential buildings have to report to the state, and that's just -- there's so many bad policy reasons for that so that is why we are coming today to amend ordinance. so what will happen is that we will take this current situation , which is commercial coming to us, residential coming to the state, and we will amend the ordinance so that the residential look him to the department of the environment as well and we have authority to hand it off. the benefit to the sector are multiple. number 1, they've got us. we have been doing advanced notification to bui

745 square foot garage. item before you is a request for conditional use authorization, further requirements of the special use district for development that results in floor area in excess of 3,000 gross square feet. expansion of more than 100% increase in gross square footage and increases the count of units on the parcel. they also seek variance from the front setback line requirements from planning code section 132 because of the lift of two feet of the building within that 15-foot required front setback. at the time of the report publication, the department received opposition from four residents, with concerns on the proposal's consistency with the corona heights sud. the department received supplemental information, which i e-mailed to the commission earlier this week. six additional letters in supports were received from surrounding neighbors, including adjacent owners to the east and the adjacent owner to the west at 255 state street. three letters in opposition were received from residents of ord c

adamant square and in irving california in the us a most toe a fellow at the u.c. irvine school of law he studies free expression and online content regulation it's good to have you all here guess i had to and i want to start with you that atmosphere in april of one thousand nine hundred ninety think back on it's a long long long time ago what was happening in terms of protests and demonstrations what if feel like to be a reporter in beijing. it was super exciting and there was an air of optimism and it was a strange time and these were the first spontaneous demonstrations really since the bounding in the people's republic in the center of the country in beijing and so the weather was beautiful the students were out and everybody was quite optimistic everyone thought this was this is going to be wonderful things are going to change and so there's a lot of excitement and lots of ordinary people joined in and i want to show our audience tannin square a port a twenty second one thousand nine hundred nine running back thirty years there were protests there were demonst

and they're working in roughly 400,000 square feet. we were especially pleased that cleanpowersf offers the super green 100% clean energy, not only for commercial entities like ours, but also for residents of the city of san francisco. we were pleased with the package of services they offered and we're now encouraging our employees who have residence in san francisco to sign on as well. we didn't have any interruption of service or any problems with the switch over to cleanpowersf. this clean power opportunity reflects that. i would encourage any large business in san francisco to seriously consider converting and upgrading to the cleanpowersf service. it's good for the environment, it's good for business and it's good for the community. >> good afternoon. welcome to the the land use and transportation committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for today, april fools' day, april 1st, 2019. i'm the chair of the committee, joined by the vice chair, and momentarily by committee member matt haney. our clerk is erica major. you wou

you know he was a move were you one of the students in the square right that.the major achievement the. government. one of the iconic images from that time is this one that people are remembering online if you do any search for tenements where on twitter you see images like this this is a guest and this is a man who is commonly referred to now as tank man this is a photo that was taken by an a.p. photographer jeff why did there in the middle of that square a man who stood in front of a tank jan i know you were there this day what do you remember about this incident . this happened on a monday but the massacre itself happened on a saturday night into sunday morning and then there were still protests on sunday and then by monday because the soldiers kept shooting at people by monday morning this streets were really dead quiet and i was working in that hotel room overlooking that street and my husband was with me and he said you better get out of here and so i a rat rushed up to the balcony and i saw this and i started to cry because i had seen so many people kill

move were you one of the students in the square right that. the major achievement. one of the iconic images from that time is this one that people are remembering online if you do any search for tenements where on twitter you see images like this this is a guest and this is a man who is commonly referred to now as tank man this is a photo that was taken by an a.p. photographer jeff why did there in the middle of that square a man who stood in front of a tank jan i know you were there this day what do you remember about this incident . this happened on a monday but the massacre itself happened on a saturday night into sunday morning and then there were still protests on sunday and then by monday because the soldiers kept shooting at people by monday morning this streets were really dead quiet and i was working in that hotel room overlooking that street and my husband was with me and he said you better get out of here and so i a rat rushed up to the balcony and i saw this and i started to cry because i had seen so many people killed and and wounded the day before and

were you one of the students in the square right that. hold. the major achievement.for the government. and one of the iconic images from that time is this one that people are remembering online if you do any search for tenements where on twitter you see images like this this is a guest and this is a man who is commonly referred to now as tank man this is a photo that was taken by an a.p. photographer jeff why did there in the middle of that square a man who stood in front of a tank jan i know you were there this day what do you remember about this incident . this happened on a monday but the massacre itself happened on a saturday night into sunday morning and then there were still protests on sunday and then by monday because the soldiers kept shooting at people by monday morning this streets were really dead quiet and i was working in that hotel room overlooking that street and my husband was with me and he said you better get out of here and so i a rat rushed up to the balcony and i saw this and i started to cry because i had seen so many people killed and and woun

>> i believe the gross square footage of the new station is approximately 22,000 quar feet. ,000 square feet.i believe the y be somewhere around 24,000 square feet. what we asked the department of public works to do, working with the fire department, very early on, before this went out to market was, calculate what is needed. there are some efficiencies in design that are different than when this was built in the 1960s. so that reflects a natural reduction in the over all square footage. but we wanted to ensure programaticly we captured all of the needs of the station, that perhaps weren't being met today, but they wanted to have the ability to do that. so this actually exceeded the mark of the requirement, which i think was put out at 21,000 and some square feet, so we get a little more than the minimum required that we put out in the proposals, so we were pleased with that. >> so you're eliminating 2,000 square feet from the home of these firefighters, but you're saying that because you determined will is some sort of minimum, that you're getting a thousand more than that? >> this is

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square.. we have seen one of the show with the vatican and taylor, directing people to receive mass. afterwards, the police will —— the pope will go to the balcony to deliver his adjacent he will then go into the popemobile and drive around saint peter square. how does the feel and tone of the data for this year? —— of the day differfor data for this year? —— of the day differ for this data for this year? —— of the day differfor this year? data for this year? —— of the day differ for this year? i think essentially this is something this pope tries to make timeless. he tries —— mike enjoys a more informal approach, we saw that before he became pope. —— he tries to enjoy a more informal approach. we saw that before he became pope. he was trying to peer his bill personally. there is one thing which passes on from pope to pope which is the high solemnity of this easter mass. it is in latin. we see a continuation under what we had seen under many previous popes. it can be so quiet and yet so many

the proposed petsmart will be 222000 square feet -- 22000 square feet. this will include approximately 3500 pet hotel, 200 square foot training area and 1200 square foot grooming salon on lower level. this will include dog wash for those do it yourself parents who want to get hands wet and soapy. upper level in addition to retail sales we will have a dedicated 300 square feet pet adoption area as chris also mentioned. in an effort to reduce unwanted pets and selling cats and dogs, we partner together with our nonprofit petsmart charities to provide space within stores to adopt pets out to forever homes. petsmart charities is one of the largest animal welfare charities in the country and they provide millions of dollars for animal welfare. through our adoption events in the stores we saved over 8 million pet lives. with city center the first store in san francisco we are excited to be part of the community to be provide products and services and pet care to all neighbors with two or four legs or wings. i would like to thank you for your time and i will tu

. >> reporter: union square is known for bright lights and busy storefronts. unfortunately, also a big homeless population. now, it is an opportunity for personal connections to be made that could change lives. the people in san francisco's union square, most of us walk by or avoid the people they want to talk to it is called miracle messages and they have teamed up with the union square union district to tackle the homeless population. >> we are trying to conduct business and we want to make sure it is clean and safe and people feel safe. at the same time we want to help people on the street. >> reporter: the executive director says they have tried everything to find a solution, including social services but they were unsuccessful. that is when the group turned to kevin. >> the city is doing the best they can. what we have found is there is a role we can play as concerned, friendly, humane, people from san francisco that can be part of the solution and not gripe about the problem. >> reporter: a team of 2 formerly homeless volunteers that patrol union square

i get wanting to densifying, but i would love to see 42,000 square foot homes or 2200 square foot allof these lots then the two 3300, and i get it, you have gone underneath, but to me, it is just a little too much they you are asking for in these, without you knowing what that fourth parcel is going to be, and again, i'm fine with four units here, but i think it would be nice -- i would have left for this to be two units in those two buildings, and the buildings you are building, two each, but it is r.h. one, and in that size , i thank you can fit that in the footprint you have, again , i like a lot about this project but that is what making -- is making me uneasy. it is too large monster homes, but they are pretty big and one to come, i would imagine. >> thank you. commissioner richards? >> i am in complete agreement with commissioner hillis. i looked at this, and the first thing i saw was the tree, and despite millions of dollars of trying to save the tree at 323 cumberland, which we had an arborist come in and a tree saving plan, they developed the lot not only on three to three cu

they would be about 2100 square feet and 1-800-conveyor feet. i -- square feet. no -- 1800 square feet. it will increase residential dense see consistent with rh2. we feel this is necessary and desirable replacing a single unit fallen into disrepair with two moderate units. the owner worked closely with the planning staff t to ensure design and scale is compatible and meets the design guidelines. it will increase the housing stock and availability of family housing and it is not requesting variances or code exceptions. for these reasons we ask you please approve the conditional use authorization. we are available for questions. >> did the project sponsor want to speak or are we done? okay. any public comment on this item? okay. public comment is now closed. commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: question is to mr. washington. we spend a great deal of time a year or two ago on discussing the effect or the geometry of popouts in rear yards. in drawing 8, 1.1. there is a first floor pop up which to my understanding has to be of equal depth to meet the yard requi

for the demolition of a 3250 square foot single-family dwelling.and new construction of a four story 5900 square-foot single-family dwelling that would be sent back about 18.5 feet from the street. without going into details, we have a deal that the d.r. requester and the project sponsor have arrived at, and we are recommending that the commission take the d.r. to honor the agreement as represented in the drawings in your packet. there are -- the reason for that is there had been substantial amassing changes, still code compliant, but if the d.r. was withdrawn, it would have required free notification of the project. with that, let me itemize those changes in words. the project sponsor revised the plans to essentially move the garage portion of the ground floor level garage further towards the street, still within the required front steps back to allow it to break up this year massing of the four story building and to allow an opportunity for landscaping to cover and permeate the front setback and undulate over the garage, which is allowed in this

she was an awful candidate, he won fairly and squarely. no sickle person involved with donald trump's presidential campaign in 2016 aided and abetted or worked with anybody from russia. this report makes it very clear. also, the central premise that hillary clinton says that she lost election because of jim comey and russian interference, this blows it out of the water completely. also this president has every right to have fired it jim comey. he did it because he saw him as a grand center and a showboat. he was losing faith in him when he thought about the way he was handling the cogent email scandal. the summer before. and he has every right under the constitution to have done that. this report also makes clear that when the president fired jim comey he was not trying to end the russia and so mike methylation. they make it very clear. nothing very. >> harris: i want to sip and with couple things. moments cocoa at the same time, had former assistant attorney generals with me under former president bush. they both agree that the president,

we don't have the locking up of the square footage that doesn't permit other project to go forward. it may not bring benefits when things republic litigated. -- when things are being litigated. cut both ways. he's someone proposing modification and suing the project. there's a benefit. there's way to deal with it and heinz can sue everybody to stop the project in central soma. it's somewhat negotiating with those suing us. we should negotiate and figure it out. our central soma process was done in a rational way. there may be public debate bit but ultimately mr. elderling was in the process and we listened to him and made modifications and he decided to sue the project to get more, i'm assuming. i don't think that's the rational to hold up projects that to me have great benefits i get the logic but it seems wrong we'd hold up the project or prop m allocations because there's a person suing the project who is part of the equation also and been involved in the project throughout. the other folks aren't suing on this issue. i think we've got to stick with good planning principles. we p

my search begins at the market square. this is where i stumble upon my next story this statue is called the rowlands and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like these storied city hall across the street. that is why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think are you my god and we have a day. just in here now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state by why wasn't this room built what it used to war would have been the most unfunny. of the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and a pair in assembly room the room also served as a court the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot behind these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive their four hundred to five hundred years old on and their models

in fermented and we're back to square one as we always seem in fermented and we're back to square one of the labour party being fundamentally incapable of tackling its own demons. how damaging do you think all of this is, potentially, to labour at the next election? we don't know when it will be, it could be quite soon or not but whenever it is, do you think all of this, that labour will pay a price at the polls, the opinion polls or the real polls, the opinion polls or the real polls when there is a general election? i've been a labour member all my adult life and i want a labour government because i believe in the democratic socialism, i believe the left in this country needs to make sure we tackle everything from inequality that people are experiencing in terms of their incomes are that we have serious issues of climate change to tackle and that we have to do something about public services. what this is doing is putting us further and further away from being in government because we are so seemingly incapable of making the correct, honest and courageous decision to tackle anti—sem

chinese people were equally naive and ready for the violence because a lot of students were in the square and they held their coats they had coats even though it was june fourth because at night it was chilly so they had these big army coats and they would hold them up assuming they were rubber bullets and that a cult would stop them and so you can see later on i went to the universities and i saw these coaches you know displayed with all the blood over them and i just i just remember being horrified but also feeling like i have to be a journalist i can't let myself fall apart i have to take notes and a lot of it i simply felt ok let me let me time how long the gunfire is going on let me see what corner of the city is coming from and i felt pretty helpless and and very upset and very angry at what was happening just shocked that people were being killed in front of me but anyway i was just like the chinese people they were shocked too if you could you saw the pictures of how angry they were and how they're attacking a tank with their bare hands or at most a wooden stick so it was i felt v

here is a plan of the square.apital itself has two wings -- one for the senate and one for the house of representatives. in general, the two chambers of congress have equal powers, and the majority of the members of each must approve a bill before it is made. it acts as a court in case of impeachment. there are 96 senators, two from each state. the house of representatives has 435 members, elected by the people of the states in accordance with population. the house originates house appropriation bills and brings impeachment. the capital building itself symbolizes the making of our laws, but only part of the work takes place under its dome. here are the house office buildings were congressman have their offices and do much of their work. there are also meeting rooms for committees both large and small. this is the library of congress, which holds one of the world largest collections of reference books at the service of our lawmakers. to the north is the senate office building where senators have suites of offices f

we have 50,000 square feet of office space right across the street proposed at the armory. 25,000 square feet of entertainment space, the madison square garden of the west at the armory. we have three blocks away, the market van ness hub which is proposed between 7300 and 9000 housing units. this is a very unique confluence of development. we're looking at an enormous shift in land use. we're looking at an enormous change from umu to residential. we're looking at a demographic change in this neighborhood as well. most of this stuff is coming in as market. i'm not saying this is a bad thing for the purposes of this discussion or it's a good thing. it's inadequate from the standpoint providing cumulative analysis. you will hear unique nature of the traffic flow in the area. and e.i.r. mitigations in this project refers to the easter neighborhoods e.i.r. it's not one shoe fit all mitigation. public transit becoming less an less used by the gent if ing population. i couldn't find anything that indicated that any of those recommendations in that report are part of your decision for mitigating

>>and back out here live we are standing on jack london square in jack london square, looking to that area north of here that is the howard terminal were part of the howard terminal where that stadium would be built likely built a little farther to the north down the road now the oakland mayor issued a statement oakland values, union jobs in visionary projects, our city can support a new ballpark and create thousands of high wage jobs on the waterfront at the same time so the piers at this point that the city is still backing this plan for a stadium in this area. reporting live in oakland j k r keep us posted there. meanwhile tonight we're hearing about a another possible measles exposure this one in silicon valley. >>somebody apparently visited google was they were diagnosed with the measles a crime for his rough lot >>so county health officials confirm here this afternoon that to they're conducting what is called a contact investigation at the google headquarters in mountain view, deadly as an person identified only as an adult but as someone who has been diagnosed with the measles

it's approximately 13,000 square feet was planned for a grocery store located partially at the ground level and ly in the basement level. the grocery space is located in the podium adjacent to the tower. it has its own separate air space parcels owned by the developer and not part of the affordable project owned by ocii. section 9.07 of the dda reads if the develop ears -- developer's unable to enter into a lease with a commercial tenant on terms acceptable to the developer within 12 months prior to the anticipated completion date the developer may seek approval from the commission to terminate its obligation and approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or conditioned or delayed. at the december 18 meeting, the commission continued for 90 days at the developer's request to terminate the grocery obligation so the developer could reach out to grocers and look at alternative models for the space and research additional incentives for possible tenants. since january 1, the developers met with representatives the cac and cbd staff to get their ideas about potential grocers and reached o

again, it's the variance the square could double because there is such enthusiasm for fin tech and square is the fin tech darling. >> if you believe small business, the greatest economy in the history of our republic, the small business, is that what koskins is to the philadelphia phillies not bryce harper seventh pick is in kelly standing by. >> on that very note, i'm here with noah syndergaard for his first round pick of the first season cnbc stock draft. so who are you going with? >> with the seventh selection of the 2019 stock draft, thor's hammer going to go with tesla. >> gutsy why? why tesla? >> fast cars, fast balls >> do you drive one? >> i don't drive one but i'm all about the environment, of course electric cars. >> saving the environment. >> yes, i like that. and i have some insider information. >> oh, insider information to the studio. >> insider information >> that is dangerous >> i told him it could double or nothing. he went with the double. i'm going with the nothing no, i like him i think it's good. let me just erase my board for a second i think that tesla is a double o

to help interact and revitalize the square. thank you for your support. >> great, thank you. any comments or questions from the commission? opening it up to public comments does anybody wish to make public comment? closing public comments. bringing it back to the commission. >> i moved to approve with additions. >> second. >> thank you, there is a motion that has been seconded to approve this with conditions. [roll call] >> so moved. that motion passes unanimously 5 -0. >> thank you. >> i will place us on all items 11 a and b. in 20 -- properties at 200 cap street and these are legacy business applications. >> hello, commissioners. i'm here for preservation staff. we have 20 applications before you today. the first is the uptown at 200 cap street. the bar was opened in late december, 1984 by scott ellsworth. the building reconstructed and the immediate apt -- aftermath of the earthquake and is believed to have solved -- held a neighborhood bar since its construction in 1910. the intention for the part was to create a true commu

we are on lafayette square. we are obviously there. some days pennsylvania avenue is open and available to walk down, and some days it is not. that really is helpful for me to get a sense of the day-to-day concerns, or who happens to be visiting, or what that experience is like. and then of course every time we go into the white house to give a tour or to talk about something, we still have to go through the security as well. so it is, i think, a helpful reminder as much as a part of the experience. host: the history of the white house is also the history of the neighborhood in which it sits. what are some of the important changes that have happened to that neighborhood that are part of the residence's history? matthew: so the white house was really the first building that was constructed on lafayette square. decatur house was the first private residence in 1818, stephen decatur moved in, in 1819. and then the building on the north side. those are the three landmark buildings that have stayed. along with the madison house on the other

that includes a point of pride for former real estate director and negotiated square feet of landlord donated improvements and you'll see the forces that will contribute. there were $8 million in just facilities improvement program from the fiscal '18 budget. those are being applied here and then we'll use some of the reserve released. the landlord contribution and equipment reserve and some small funds and similar split for 945 bryant. >> clerk: excuse me. i believe president yee has a question. >> president yee: are these the location of 350 rhode island, 945 bryant and so forth? >> the hall in the orange block the adult probation is 945 bryant. >> president yee: can you explain the d.a. the one on the map. the next page i thought d.a. being 350 rhode island. and additional detail was requested about who's moving and how much space and what exactly it would cost. these are those numbers, 319 employees all in from both the hall and 732 brannon. we're moving to just under 98,000 square feet and the break down and this is demolition underway and on 945 bryant we're underway with space

>>the business improvement district already has some 350 cameras spread throughout union square. authorities are looking at some of that video in hopes of tracking down the suspect in the meantime the business improvement district is considering having somewhat. >>monitor these cameras overnight which could prevent one of these vehicles smash and grabs. >>we also have to increase the security. in the late afternoon and evening we find that there's more people moving out about drug the district not at those times a day and so we need to increase the the president's that we have your husband. >>again police are reviewing surveillance video at this time they are not releasing that video to the media nor are they releasing a description of the suspect or his >>and thank you meantime in the east bay, a deadly intersection in oakland is now being patrolled by police after a mother and her young son were killed by a hit and run driver officers are there to try to get drivers to slow down an effort to prevent another tragedy from force has it might soon has the story. >>oakland police pr

foot of $461 per square foot. with all that, i'll hand it over to natalie to talk about -- we took a look at the -- at our parcels and how we would do massing and whether we would want to go above any of those height limits. >> good morning. so once again i'm natalie bonwick and i am here in my capacity as an affordable development housing consultant. so,s you know, a cap of 8,000 total units for the island. and with the 27.2% affordable housing obligation, that comes out to 2,173 units, which in the d.d.a. is referred to as authority units. and those affordable units are the one that will be developed by non-profit affordable housing markets -- affordable housing developers. and of those units, that will also include the replacement units for the current one treasure island, catholic charities, community housing partnership, health rate 360. that all falls within the 2,173 cap. of the 2,173 -- excuse me, as it says on the slide, the 1,866. the difference between the 2,173 and the 1866 are the inclusionary units,

my search begins at the market square. this is where i stumble upon my next story this statue is called the roland and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is the us the world heritage site just like this story to city hall across the street. that is why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think are you my guide and we have a day. just in here now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that still in its original state by why wasn't this room built what it used to war would have been looked on from. the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and that pair in assembly room the room also served as a quarter of the mayor used to be the chief justice and it was not a thought. his on the spot i don't mind these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they're four hundred to five h

and the price per square foot is relatively low for a pdr. in terms of conversion of pdr space, the department is still working with the office of cannabis to track the amount of space being converted to agriculture. when it comes to the state licensing and when we get that information, it will likely be reported of total canopy, which doesn't correspondent to square footage, because if you have racks stacked above each other, it would not be the square footage of the ground. so we're still working to get that information for you. planning code section 2 sew 2. 2 202.2, state law allows the city to make the distinction and exempt sites from that requirement. however, we do still look at what types of sensitive uses may be in the area. just around the corner, there is a recreation facility and public pool on third street. and that was brought up in public comment, where the only public comment which we did receive, which was after the publication of this packet, was a comment expressing concern about the proximity to those uses. and we also di