sanchez. >> scott sanchez. regard plea the appellant has not met the a standards and they continue to make arguments and allegations that are either irrelevant, incorrect or just not understanding the issues of this matter. we haven't seen any progress towards resolving or addressing the under like issues of the enforcement. along the lines of the allegations that were made against commissioner lazarus, they're allegations made of the planning department staff and all relevant planning department staff have their filings and i know do my mine regularly every year as required. and all the staff do as well. it seems perhaps the appellant doesn't have the ability to properly search those records and i'm available for my any questions. >> clerk: thank you. ok, we will now hear from the building department. >> nothing from me. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. is there any public comment on this item? if so, please raise your hand. i do not see any hands raised. so commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> commissio

scott sanchez planning department in response to the setback and the answer's no. the residential design guidelines would not require the setback be perfectly matched by the proposal and what is before the board is something that would properly interpret and apply to the design guidelines. there's a large light well to account for the windows they have and on their property has a large light well as well. the vertical addition that is part of the appellant's property was constructed in 2004. my assumption is they were watching the light well below but on the vertical addition the new floor are setback from the side property line probably for the reason of having them be operable windows and imagine there's a view towards the bay. that is not something that you would not be protected given the existing setbacks on the appellant's property and the proposed light well we would say the light and air is preserved. the board knows this is a de novo hearing and it's the board's finding that matter and the board can say we feel the residential guidelines were applied. it's

scott sanchez planning department in response to the setback and the answer's no. the residential design guidelines would not require the setback be perfectly matched by the proposal and what is before the board is something that would properly interpret and apply to the design guidelines. there's a large light well to account for the windows they have and on their property has a large light well as well. the vertical addition that is part of the appellant's property was constructed in 2004. my assumption is they were watching the light well below but on the vertical addition the new floor are setback from the side property line probably for the reason of having them be operable windows and imagine there's a view towards the bay. that is not something that you would not be protected given the existing setbacks on the appellant's property and the proposed light well we would say the light and air is preserved. the board knows this is a de novo hearing and it's the board's finding that matter and the board can say we feel the residential guidelines were applied. it's

scott sanchez. >> scott sanchez, this really is an item related to the previous case and it's been more than two months since the board has had santa can a and hopefully the board will be complete again and have a new commissioner to round out the board so we can assure that the permits are fairly and efficiently processed so i look forward to hopefully getting news of a new appointment some time soon. thank you. >> thank you. is there any general public comment, please, raise your hand. i don't see any other hands. so we will move on to item number 2. commissioner comments and questions. >> none here. >> we will move on to item number 3. for discussion and possible adoption are the minutes of the june 9th, 2021 meeting. >> motion to approve those minutes. >> is there any public comment on vice president swig's motion to adopt the minutes? please raise your hand. i don't see any public comment. on that motion, commissioner lazarus. >> aye. >> president honda. >> aye. >> commissioner chang. >> aye. >> so that motion carries 4-0 and the minutes are adopted so we're now moving on to item n

scott sanchez the deputy zoning administrator with the planning department and joseph duffy director

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not only did i report it to you in the 2020 period but scott sanchez sent me a copy of the map showingthe 65-foot height limit throughout the area last year. in addition to that i am really concerned. here was the planner reporting to you about the support of russian hill community association. people in that household happen to be friends, associates of mine from the coalition of san francisco neighborhoods in the 1970s and 1980s. >> thank you. members of the public last call for general public comment. press star 3. >> no additional requests to speak, general public comment is closed. we should move to the regular calendar for item 5. 2020-00611 2:00 p.m. ca. massage establishment zoning controls. >> good afternoon. veronica florez planning department staff. massage establishment zoning controls ordinance cosponsored by supervisors ronen and mandelman. from supervisor ronen's office is here today. we are joined by regina from the office of economic and work force development as well as mrd extensively on massage establishments in the planning department. i will invite mr. long to sha

sanchez. it's happy to be together again. it's been a long time. scott is here and mike is here, and we start with kerry. strong winds are sparking fire danger, and kari is focusing in on that. >> usually we wouldn't say this would be a high fire danger, but the vegetation has been so drew and we have a lack of rainfall. here's a look outside. in san francisco, the calm start this morning, a little bit of a breeze, but winds will continue to pick up as we go throughout today. the wind advisory starts at noon, continues through 8:00, that's when we may have some of those high winds. temperatures will be cooler. here's where we have that wind advisory for those areas shaded in yellow, near the coastline and our inland east bay as well as the north bay. i'll have more on this and that fire danger coming up in a few minutes. as we head over to mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> kari, we're in the hills over dublin, you're speaking about that wind advisory which technically doesn't do into effect until noon. we are already feeling gusts out here. pro

sanchez. it's happy to be together again. it's been a long time. scott is here and mike is here, and

sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 6:47. u.s. troops on the their way out of afghanistan on the president's orderers. >> scott mcgrew, some of theart without our help. >> yeah. it has in the past, right, as invaders left before. show you some video just in to our newsroom from bagram airfield. this was a major hub for 20 years. a parent served there to see a son or daughter serve there recently. u.s. central command said it packed up more than 50% of the base. the rest is going fast and worry about what happens next. >> as we talked about it's something to be concerned and pay attention to and adjustments have to be made. as you lose districts because districts start representing key terrain as it relates to security of the people, security of the provincial capitals. >> the house has approved a system to speed up visas for afghans who helped u.s. troops get out of the country, helped them get out of the country, get them to america, if and when the government falls there. things are happening fast in kabul, but washington is behind. protecting people who helped us is important to america's credibility as many vietnamese familie

sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >>> turning to the white house now, president biden is getting ready for his trip to europe and in the meantime vice president harris is in mexico. >> scotte made what you're calling a daring speech. >> remember harris has zero experience with foreign policy, she was california's attorney general, senator, so presumably she has the ability. but all eyes on her as she represents the united states in a foreign land for the first time. now this is video of harris arriving in mexico, she'll meet with the president of mexico to talk about immigration and the pandemic today. yesterday she was in guatemala city meeting with the president of guatemala. the headline is she told potential immigrants to stay home. don't come to america. you probably heard that sound bite. but i want to bring your attention to another part of her speech where she said out loud at the capitol to tv cameras that the united states needs guatemala's government to clean up its corruption, saying it, while standing next to the president of guatemala. >> the issue of corruption, the conversation that i had with the president today was very frank, and very candid, and i thin