. >> amy rogers here to give you a report.s week there were two ordinances that were adapted the first was a zoning map change for the church it will enable the sites to use tdrs and the second is a planning code text that's related to the apple store amendments and will allow certain non-conforming structures to be rebuilt they've both been approved there's two introductions first is an introduction from supervisor campos, supervisor kim and supervisor avalos and mary all jointly introduced this to include certainly informational questions regarding anti discrimination for mixed use projects in association would be an annual report from the data on the application, and, secondly, supervisor campos introduced an ordinance that relates to the mission the alcohol and special use district to allow mini golf courses and other similar things segregated with restaurants to obtain liquor licenses. those are the new electives i'm available for questions >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and the board of appeals met one item is 340 fremon

item 12 formula retail controls today and tomorrow informational presentation >> good afternoon amy rogers again i'll have this presentation and i have a colleague with me. let us begin. there's an overhead when the commission secretary has a chance or sftv >> commissioners we're providing our second of 4 planned presentations we'll talk about formula retail and the public that maybe hearing about this for the first time an overhead. last summer were 5 pieces of legislation that change the way stores are regulated. on january 25th there is a time out or pause and the changes to the controls from this commission can further study the issue. ate the origin of the project. let's look at today's hearing for the overall schedule. today's hearing is bolted on january 23rd we presented you with data and introduced the potential topic for our briefs. together this material make ups the full report before you and there's additional copies for the public on the side. since this hearing it's revised and in its final form. last month we received the topic for the 4 briefs and today, we'll talk about t

amy rosen. chairman rogers, it's good to see so many old friends around this table. i'd like to welcome our new members and say that i believe that the white house has really done an excellent job of adding assets to this group and i'm truly optimistic that our work will be impactful. also, i applaud the team at the white house for bringing to the table not only our friends from treasury, but secretary of ducation and director cordray, both great champions of this cause. i think together we will be stronger and certainly much smarter for them being here as partners. for those of you that don't know me, i spent the last decade or so dedicated to helping those to even the playing field for all young americans being educated in public schools and ensure all have an opportunity for a high quality education. i proudly served as chair of kip schools in newark where high expectations and great educators are really proving what's possible. i run a global n.g.o. called the network for teaching entrepreneurship. we have worked with more than a half a million young people from

i'm amy rosen, and, chairman rogers, it's good to see so many old friends around this table, and i'd like to welcome our new members. and say that i believe that the white house has really done an excellent job of adding assets to this group, and i'm truly optimistic that our work will be impactful. also i applaud the team at the white house for bringing to the table not only our friends from treasury, but the secretary of education and director cordray, both great champions of this cause. and i think together we will be stronger and, certainly, much smarter for them being here as partners. for those of you who don't know me, i've spent the last decade or so dedicated to helping those, to even the playing field for all young americans being educated in public schools and assure all have an opportunity for a high quality education. i proudly served as the chair of kip schools in newark where high expectations and great educators are really proving what's possible. i run a global ngo called the network for teaching entrepreneurship commonly known as nfte. we work from economicically ch