the next item before you is consideration to recommend landmark designation of the arthur h. coleman center, 6301 third street. it was nominated by dr. walker of true hope church through a community sponsored application. 6301 third street is significant for its association with dr. arthur coleman, a nationally prominent african-american lawyer, physician and influential health care and social rights advocate. he purchased an empty parcel to construct a medical facility to serve bayview residents. opening in 1960, the coleman medical center reflected the popular architectural styles of the period. he recruited a team of african-american physicians to join him in providing comprehensive health to the low-income african-american residents. he was a local pioneer in the health center movement that ban began in the 1960s. he worked to achieve racial equity in the health care profession and advocated for the bayview african-american community. since our last hearing, during which this nomination was first presented to you, some minor revisions were made, including photographs and editing

arthur coleman medical center. this is a property i mentioned to you the last time i was here. it's located in the bayview. it's a significant for dr. arthur h coleman a prominent african-american lawyer and physician and civil rights advocate. supervisor cohen intends to sponsor it once it moves to the full board. then finally, i wanted to give you an update on the commission's deliberations on improving the [indiscernible] program. this was the first public hearing discussing ways to improve the program and specifically starting with this year's cycle, we've received 6 applications for this year spread throughout the city. the two substantive changes that the city asked the department to explore is to allow for a concurrent local landmark designation with a mill's act application. therefore, someone can apply for landmark and mill's act at the same time. currently they have for separate bid a year. second is to give priority to properties that house a legacy business. we're going to work with the commission and the government audit and oversight committee on those modifications which seem to be able to be done without code amendments and w