aaron starrs, legislative affairs. they were adopted october 1, 2019. they were in effect for 18 months which expires april 11th. it requires conditional use authorizes from residential care to any other use. in addition to standard c.u. findings they outlined four other findings that we must consider in reviewing this application. those are outline understand the report. when the packet was published there were none. this facility was a residential care facility in what was previously single family home that accommodated about 12 patients. opened in 20,000 and closed april 2019. it was sold to the current owner in -- sorry 2020. the new owners seeked to change from residential care to single family home. staff recommendation to approve conversion. condition on selling two units instead of one since the property is zoned rh-2. during the hearing the financial feasibility was called into question by commissioners. planning commission voted to approve conversion with only requiring one unit which is what the applicant had wanted. vote was 3-4. this is a s

aaron starrs, legislative affairs. they were adopted october 1, 2019. they were in effect for 18 months which expires april 11th. it requires conditional use authorizes from residential care to any other use. in addition to standard c.u. findings they outlined four other findings that we must consider in reviewing this application. those are outline understand the report. when the packet was published there were none. this facility was a residential care facility in what was previously single family home that accommodated about 12 patients. opened in 20,000 and closed april 2019. it was sold to the current owner in -- sorry 2020. the new owners seeked to change from residential care to single family home. staff recommendation to approve conversion. condition on selling two units instead of one since the property is zoned rh-2. during the hearing the financial feasibility was called into question by commissioners. planning commission voted to approve conversion with only requiring one unit which is what the applicant had wanted. vote was 3-4. this is a s

aaron starrs, legislative affairs. they were adopted october 1, 2019.requires conditional use authorizes from residential care to any other use. in addition to standard c.u. findings they outlined four other findings that we must consider in reviewing this application. those are outline understand the report. when the packet was published there were none. this facility was a residential care facility in what was previously single family home that accommodated about 12 patients. opened in 20,000 and closed april 2019. it was sold to the current owner in -- sorry 2020. the new owners seeked to change from residential care to single family home. staff recommendation to approve conversion. condition on selling two units instead of one since the property is zoned rh-2. during the hearing the financial feasibility was called into question by commissioners. planning commission voted to approve conversion with only requiring one unit which is what the applicant had wanted. vote was 3-4. this is a split vote not over the conversion over whether or not to require

aaron starr, manager of legislative affairs for the planning department. i'm also joined by claudine aspaugh of the planning department. the case was heard at the planning commission october 1, 2020 and was ultimately denied by the planning commission because it failed to pass a motion approving the application. staff recommended approval of the application, and at the hearing, a motion to approve was made by commissioner fung and seconded by commissioner diamond, however, it failed on a 3-3 vote. when commissioner fung made his motion, he acknowledged the questionable actions of the previous owner, however, he thought that approving the subdivision was fair to the current owners as they had nothing to do with the previous owners. once that motion failed, commissioner fung made a motion to continue it for two months, and that also failed on a 3-3 vote. [please stand by] -- and laurine peg to present. >> i am mr. omemberg from the affordable housing alliance. the overriding principle in our law is contained in section 1386 of the code which says that when t

aaron starrs, legislative affairs. they were adopted october 1, 2019. they were in effect for 18 months which expires april 11th. it requires conditional use authorizes from residential care to any other use. in addition to standard c.u. findings they outlined four other findings that we must consider in reviewing this application. those are outline understand the report. when the packet was published there were none. this facility was a residential care facility in what was previously single family home that accommodated about 12 patients. opened in 20,000 and closed april 2019. it was sold to the current owner in -- sorry 2020. the new owners seeked to change from residential care to single family home. staff recommendation to approve conversion. condition on selling two units instead of one since the property is zoned rh-2. during the hearing the financial feasibility was called into question by commissioners. planning commission voted to approve conversion with only requiring one unit which is what the applicant had wanted. vote was 3-4. this is a s

aaron starr, manager of legislative affairs for the planning department. i'm also joined by claudine aspaugh of the planning department. the case was heard at the planning commission october 1, 2020 and was ultimately denied by the planning commission because it failed to pass a motion approving the application. staff recommended approval of the application, and at the hearing, a motion to approve was made by commissioner fung and seconded by commissioner diamond, however, it failed on a 3-3 vote. when commissioner fung made his motion, he acknowledged the questionable actions of the previous owner, however, he thought that approving the subdivision was fair to the current owners as they had nothing to do with the previous owners. once that motion failed, commissioner fung made a motion to continue it for two months, and that also failed on a 3-3 vote. [please stand by] -- and laurine peg to present. >> i am mr. omemberg from the affordable housing alliance. the overriding principle in our law is contained in section 1386 of the code which says that when t

. >> thank you, aaron starr, director of legislative affairs. commissioners, you heard this item on september 24 and recommended approval. the item was also first at the land use committee on february 8 and continued to the call of the chair so that staff could brief supervisor peskin on the ordinance. this week, supervisor he is cane made some minor amendments, and the committee forwarded the item to the full board with a positive recommendation. the committee was scheduled to hear [inaudible] because resolution needed to be amended. at the full board this week, the rezoning for 118 to 134 kissling passed its second read, and the project approvals for 550 to 552 howard street received their first read, and that's all i have for you today. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, mr. starr, and i did not receive a report from the board of appeals, so that will conclude item 9 unless there are questions from the commission. seeing no questions, we can move onto general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items

aaron starr, director of legislative affairs. [inaudible] down in the victorian stick or east lake style and the earliest building in the parkside district. the item was sponsored by supervisor mar and cosponsored by melgar, preston, peskin, and chan. the committee voted unanimously to send the landmark initialation resolution to the -- initiation resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. next, they considered [inaudible] this property would change the property subject lots from r.e.d. to redmpx. commissioners, we heard this item way back in october 2018 and voted to recommend approval of the conditional use authorization and zoning. it was contingent upon the zoning map change. the project was delayed a couple of years because of a ceqa appeal that was ultimately withdrawn. at the land use hearing, project planner alex westauf gave a presentation on the hearing. there was very little discussion and the committee voted to forward the matter to the full board with a positive recommendation. at the full board thi

aaron starr, director of legislative affairs. [inaudible] down in the victorian stick or east lake style and the earliest building in the parkside district. the item was sponsored by supervisor mar and cosponsored by melgar, preston, peskin, and chan. the committee voted unanimously to send the landmark initialation resolution to the -- initiation resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. next, they considered [inaudible] this property would change the property subject lots from r.e.d. to redmpx. commissioners, we heard this item way back in october 2018 and voted to recommend approval of the conditional use authorization and zoning. it was contingent upon the zoning map change. the project was delayed a couple of years because of a ceqa appeal that was ultimately withdrawn. at the land use hearing, project planner alex westauf gave a presentation on the hearing. there was very little discussion and the committee voted to forward the matter to the full board with a positive recommendation. at the full board thi