>> well to reiterate thanks to everyone, the attorney's office and scott and liz and andrew perry was very much involved in this. the question before you today, before the commission is whether to close the public hearing is the point where you accent the master plan to start the 90 day clock for approvals. in the past you have not taken action on that but through informal agreement by the commissioners they agreed to close it or you can vote to continue it and not close the public hearing if you feel additional notice is needed. >> it is not notice of an action item but we can vote to close it? >> i would recommend as the chair you ask if there is objection from the commissioners to close the public hearing or if there is additional information they would like to have included in the imp then you could continue the matter. >> president melgar: i think what we should do is see if there are objections. if there is a majority of commissioners who object we continue. commissioner richards. >> if you could go 304.5 how you feel this imp meets that section of the planning code i could be s

i want to single out andrew perry who is not here today to present this imp. as you know it is very difficult to handle one project, he is handling 43 separate projects here with the aau. may be properties than that. he's been an incredible asset to the department. this concludes my presentation. i am available for questions. we also have city attorney staff and construction planning for any questions the commission may have in the academy has a presentation, as well. >> we will now hear from the academy. ten minutes. >> good afternoon. we are here to very respectfully ask for your acceptance of this imp. the aau has been working diligently over the past year, in particular, to finish the settlement and very much appreciate the city attorney's office and the planning department staff assistance with this our -- matter. the planning commissioners as well as members of the public have been wondering what is happening with this matter. it's been going on for quite some time. we are pleased to report as we are getting down to the brass tacks on the settlements. wh

he received an e-mail today which you may not have had a chance to read, from andrew perry outlininghat. miss hester request a continuance today for different reason. that is up to you. just as a reminder, there has to be at least 90 days between your consideration of an institutional master plan and a hearing for any project within that plan. the hearing next week would allow you to consider the development agreement that we have been discussing with the academy, and i think october, that is three months. so any delay in the master plan would then delay your ability to actually consider the development agreement with the academy. i just wanted to make you aware of that. ninety days is an unusually long period of time for these things, but i just wanted to make you aware of that as we move forward thank you. >> thank you, director. >> if there's nothing further, we can move to your regular calendar for item six. accessories accessory dwelling units in new construction planning code and business and tax regulation code amendments. >> good afternoon, commissioners veronica florez, plan

he was joined by the epa administrator, andrew wheeler, interior secretary, bernhardt, and rick perry. this is 50 minutes. ♪ >> ladies, the president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. thank you very much. great to have you. and i hope you all had a truly wonderful independence day weekend in spite of the heavy rain, and it was really heavy. we had a remarkable salute to america on the national mall. incredible. [applause] pres. trump: standing on the steps of the great lincoln memorial and looking out on the crowds, these incredible, big, beautiful crowd, breathing the weather got to the washington monument, we celebrated freedom in all of its magnificence while saluting our great military. it was something really special and i will say this, it was a wonderful day for all americans. based on a tremendous success, we are just making the decision. i think the thinking made the decision to do it again next year and maybe we can say for the foreseeable future. [applause] pres. trump: as we celebrate our nati

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he was joined by epa administrator andrew wheeler and interior secretary david earnhardt and energy. -- energy secretary rick perry. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. and i hope youou all had a truly wonderful independence day weekend in spite of the heavy rain and it was really heavy. we had a remarkable salute to america on the national mall. incredible. [no audio] -- [applause] standing on the steps of the great lincoln memorial and looking out on the crowds, these incredible big beautiful crowds, braving the weather all the way back to the washington monument. we celebrated freedom in all of its magnificence while saluting our great military. it was something really special and i will say this. it was a wonderful day for all americans and based on its tremendous success we are just making the decision and i think we can say we've made the decision to do it again next for and maybe we can say the foreseeable future. [applause] as we celebrate our nation's founding, we are reminded once more of our profound obligation to protect america's

andrew carnegie. the house on the right, which is now a beige caller, was the last home of perry hannah, the lumber manho founded traverse 80. -- traverse city. it is now a funeral home. i think he lived in the house for about five years or so before he passed away. leigh and thecy man with the last name morgan were all from chicago originally. the person who founded the first lumber mill in traverse city, his name was harry boardman and he was from naperville, outside of chicago. he came up. -- came up in the late 1840's and left one of his sons here to run the lumber mill. well, there was nothing up here in the 1840's or 50's. there were maybe 100 lumber men and this young man in his early 20's. he was not able to make a go of it. there were millions of trees. i personally think he did not want to stay here. i do not think he wanted to make a go of it, and harry boardman did not want to live up here, so he sold to morgan, hannah, and lay. -- and leigh. they definitely started a number prize -- an enterprise appear that made a go of it. one of the city's claims to fame, in the 1870's, after the great

he was joined by epa administrator andrew wheeler and interior secretary david earnhardt and energy. -- energy secretary rick perry. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states.

andrew you mentioned that the authorities are suspended the bill any sign of they're going to go any further meeting people's demands. that is obesity what people here at once but so far from perry lamb the chief executive and from the home called up and recruiting and perhaps there was. a suggestion that they are going to completely cancel the bill in some ways it's a matter of semantics and terry lamb has made it clear that the bill is not going to go back anytime soon but that doesn't feel like victory here and that is why these people want to formally cancel the force that's why she doesn't want to formally announce that parallel because it does it would be at the plate and after back down the road a temporary one as at the moment she took the train but the people here want more than that they also want the investigation into the policing of previous protests whether happy rubber bullets and tear gas used they want the release of all those people arrested in those previous riots and they want the resignation of terry lamb as well so just getting the consolation that bill might not be enough. all right andy thomas there from hong kong thanks so much to hong kong's chief execu