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planning, we would ask for more time to try to reach an agreement with the representatives of the moma on these issues so we can avoid a further dispute. our concerns relate primarily to three physical impact areas. the first is the visual or aesthetic impact. the eir is deficient, in that it does not fully analyze the visual impact of the project. a clear example of this is that the eir's visual analysis does not consider the final product design. within days of the planning commission action on the eir, the moma released as the magic designs showing a building remarkably different from that considered -- released its schematic designs, showing a building remarkably different from the considered in the eir. you have seen it now and heard all the discussion. whether that design is high quality or not is not an issue for visual impact under ceqa. the issue here is that the actual design of the building that was proposed is quite different from the building that was analyzed in the eir, and thus the eir analysis is inadequate under the law. the final design is new information that was no

the sf moma project calls for an expansion of the existing facility including a new approximately 200 foot tall building that extends into 3 different areas on to the city's fire station no. 1 at 676 howard, on to hunt street and on to air space owned by the redevelopment agency above 151 third street. the expansion project provides new space to properly display the fisher collection and other works of art. it enhances public access. it improves the city's cultural and public landscape, enhances tourism and therefore will improve general fund revenues. the board of supervisors previously approved what we termed a conditional land disposition and acquisition agreement, which is just fancy terminology for an exchange agreement to address conveying the needed rights to 676 howard and to hunt street. in exchange for the delivery of a new replacement fire station no. 1, which is now nearly completed at 935 folsom street, left to be addressed until now was an air space parcel. now owned by the successor agency to redevelopment, it lies between elevations 109.5 feet and 165.5 feet above sea

>> director of sm moma. -- sf moma. we are at an exciting time, yet today we have our sights set on a larger prize. we believe that we can become one of the greatest museums anywhere in the world. we will not lose sight of our community as we grow and the educational programs will touch many more people than ever before. i am here to speak about the educational value, but to emphasize the way that the design will positively impact the neighborhood. it is important to place this in context. when we opened our doors in 1995, there was no community at all. south of mission was dominated by parking lots, and warehouses, and vacant lots. today, it bustles with activity. 100,000 of those visitors come to the museum of the many free days that we offer. it is filled with restaurants, hotels, and conventioneers. you might said developed because of the positive impact that we have had. we firmly believe that through the extension of the museum, we can have the same positive impact on the neighborhood we had in the 1990's. one asp

we are committed to continuing to work with the moma. as far as timing, it took a full month for the museum to respond to our letter from november 22. o request for additional time is legitimate and called for. thank you for your time. president chiu: colleagues, any question to the appellant or any of the parties involved? seeing none, this hearing is closed. the matter is in the hands of the board. supervisor kim: i know that many of the public comments that came forward or very supportive of the project. i want to add that i am also supportive of the project. i think the expansion of the museum and relocation of the fire department will be of great benefit to our city and the south of market neighborhood. but the question before us is whether the eir in front of us is adequate, accurate, and complete. having listened to both of the arguments and having read the planning department response to the appellant, i believe that we have met our obligation under the eir. while the specific design and mitigation was not included, i believe tha

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coming up, the bigger, better, brand new redesign moma. gave >> i have been talking to most people were unaware that they did have a reaction. first, here is what is going on, google has launched an online flight fare finder service. global compares airlines to find the cheapest tickets. if you click on the sticker prices york taken directly to the airlines' web sites. the service was great and i thought it was easy to use. now that global has an online travel service there in direct competition with expedient, hot wire, travelogue city, or bits and price line. those web sites claim that when you a basic search on the google, google clouds its flight fear service hire within the results did the other online travel websites. these online travel sites depend on some traffic coming from generic troubles searches through the google's are sites. there are upset and feel it is unfair that they have been pushed down and a list of results. south says this could turn into a department justice antitrust issues. here at sfo as local travelers about a

understand it does show respect and justice in an i unpretentious manner >>> it stands at the s at moma staring across room and a self portrait of the artist it remains on display through fall. >>> lawrence you wipe your workplace down every hour on the hour >>> let the record show i lead a clean workspace. we have changes on the way. the cool us down has begun on the coast line and inside a de chopper five is up and looking towards sutro tower, you see the clouds on the horizon that is squarely pushing onshore. you'll see more clouds about the weekend. for monday at chance of rain, latest satellite shows patchy fog along the coast a flare-up of thunderstorms over the sierra, if ever a camping trip on monday be prepared. at of the day we are looking to get a quiet evening and the breeze kicks up, the temperature is hot and lent 92 degrees at concord, 63 at san francisco and 78 in san jose and. tonight more low clouds and fog, by day tomorrow sunshine and cool temperatures and and breezy in the bay. around the state 90s in the central valley tomorrow, maybe some clouds over the sierra, a

the documents included the exact specifications of the facility, which sf moma would be obliged to grantthe city. there was all for all -- also a waiver, as it would be determined by a private entity and turned over to the city. over the last year, discussions have brought a few components of the facility as identified and left out of the agreement. after discussion, it was agreed that the museum would pick up additional items and others would need to be paid for by the city. it was also agreed that it would be far more efficient to rebuild these items while they were constructing the new fire station. the estimated cost of these items is $350,000. for this reason, we asked the board to put an amendment on the ordinance, asking the city to pay $400,000 to the museum for the scope of work force contractor. before concluding, i want to set the record straight on one item. the analyst's report that you have indicates that the city agencies, namely dpw and fire, did not participate. i think that this is the result of some kind of new communication. indeed, fire and dtw did review progress de

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left right yes some of left and others will leave soon but about show had not yet i don't think is moma let them go is their only son you know foreign countries are not paradise is sometimes i regret it too. looking at some talks you simply do not believe they come speak and goodness how they can wrong oh. it's an international sled dog race with those driving the dogs. coming from as far away as australia canada and the us i come to russia and everybody is so very friendly they welcomed me with open arms and the scenery is so beautiful it's very much like a lot and so i felt at home the first sled dog was brought here from a stray and now a stray as come to this remote russian village to take part in the race it's not surprising they love it this trail ira mazie. but even more amazing is the story of how racing first started here a toll it wasn't the tough mushers of sled dog racing who set the trail ablaze but a nun and for all friends who brought their idea to life. five years ago about built a dog kennel in the village kids from the local open h. came around to take care of the dogs

i am here to speak in favor of sf moma's request for the termination of compliance. they are bringing unique insight and expertise to this project, to strengthen and enrich the life of the city. i have a followed their work and admire it. i have noticed a remarkable skill in making community space and integrating cultural institutions into the life of the community in ways that brought in the more rich and diverse set of patrons, if you will. people that use those institutions. [unintelligible] imagine and project the way people will use public space. as i understand, they did so by making community weddings, sometimes indoors and sometimes outdoors. i think it is a combination of the two that worked at the scale of the city but welcome to the individual. that is what i think they are doing here, they are doing it in a way that is keeping with the character of the site. whereas in oslo, the site might be a harborside site. as you know, san francisco has many charming alleys. theilr project is building on the familiar but the first character of the city. in the develo

with the understanding that no city funds would be used to pay for any of the contract work between moma for the new fire department. i feel pretty good that we were able to find external funding sources for these new additions, with a better understanding of the items that feel like they should have been included in the original that they were not. i understand that we continue to learn as we move forward. i appreciate the work that went into this and am happy to support this today. i am also happy to have a brand new firehouse. it is a beautiful design and i appreciate the work that went into it. supervisor chu: let's open this up for public comment. are there members of the public at which to speak on this item? >> ♪ i hope that you consulted that they are all right with fire all day and night constructed all right for fires night and day i hope you construct it there all right with budget money you paid i hope you construct it there all night for all of the fire's night and day i hope that you construct it there just fine and i hope the money you will be kind ♪ supervisor chu: thank

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. >> you're here in new york at moma, then you go to california. there a difference in the way you present it depediing on the museum? >> yes. at the gallery in berlin i physically constructed an archive and we recreated these stacks that are hidden in the basement and kind of put them on steroids in the main hall and the works are embedded within them and that's the response to this incredible building whereas in tate modern or moma they are works of art hanging on the wall so it has less of an installation appearance. so it has varied and that was a really lucky experience to work in that building because it forced me to think about my work differently almost like if you consider an archive this pile of information what is said is actually this... is constructed in the space between all that collected information. >> rose: do you have heroes or role models? >> i have... i mean, my biggest influence has always been my father and my grandfather for that matter. my father was an avid photographer, an obsessed photographer. i grew up learning about t

the people of boston moma belmore live in the same city as the native dutch yet these two worlds exist power to each other like tram tracks the question for most in holland and the rest of europe is whether they will ever meet. mine. would be soon which brightened if you knew the song from funds to the question. he starts on t.v. don't come. every nation represented here directly and urgently makes it clear that russia and china will pay a price u.s. secretary of state texas shot at moscow and beijing claiming that the two were supporting the syrian regime as the us spearheads a programmable gathering. we were told that this district was cleaned from turkey months ago but as you can hear it's not a problem here questions still continue a firsthand account from the heart of the syrian uprising r t team goes in the hall the scene of the fiercest fighting in the war torn country. the president on mines kuantan of old bay up for a multi million dollar overhaul its critics say the promise closure of the scandal ridden facility seems ever more online but. a weak u.s. jobs report sends the ma

oslo-based snow heada, the lead architect, who is a american, they are the ones who have designed the momaexpansion and also for us a very important consideration was most of their high-profile projects are in dense, urban areas built on the water. you one you see there is the home of the opera and the ballet in oslo. the port is represented here today has also appointed a citizens' advisory committee, a cac to advise the board of supervisors on this project. not quite sure how that slide got in there. [ laughter ] although i can understand an agitated mark jackson might resemble the earlier cac meetings. [ laughter ] there we go. katie is in that. this was the actual citizens' advisory committee. this committee is having an expedited series of meeting and will be active through the project to advise the board of supervisors on how to make the project work the way it needs to work for san francisco. so that is it. we soon will have site plans and early design to share that i think is going to reflect what you saw in the video, that promise of a project that is worthy of the city of san fra

president miguel: i recently met with people from san francisco moma and it was very interesting. have been talking to people at north beach regarding grocery stores and have met with the people at the metro theater which may finally come to pass. it seems a distant memory when that was before us. i was also at a public meeting at of waterfront the other day on the playground proposed. they have done an excellent job with it and there is great enthusiasm, particularly from a lot of little kids who recognize all of the play equipment and really liked it. yesterday, one of the noontime forums regarding retail fresh food and trying to get more of it into various areas of san francisco was a very interesting forum. >> thank you, commissioners. we can move for to the directors reports, directors announcements and the review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> i just wanted to give you a brief review of my talk in seattle last couple of days i was there at the request of an organization that had been called the ca

what commissioner moore brought up, looking at the cumulative looks visually, the expansion of the moma and perhaps some visualization with new buildings that we would assume are going to be in place have already been approved, some of which might be close to going under construction might be good to at least note that a little bit and see what the appearance looks like when those are in place. that's mostly what i'm hearing. there may be other things, and certainly another re-read is the thing, but it seems to be a thorough and complete e.i.r. at this point. but there's always need to address other things, because that's what comments and responses are all about. so that will be very interesting to see how those come out. >> commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: yes. i know staff is not here to answer questions, but maybe this question can be answered. can i have some idea of what the schedule is for the comments and responses document to be completed? and that brings up the other question of we will be hearing the final e.i.r., which would be the comment and responses document tog