commissioner borden: can i ask a quick question? it could be friendly amendment include that we need to provide staff with input for the next hearing? commissoner moore: we will pick some points -- commissioner borden: i like that. >> as the maker of the motion -- are you ok with continuance? >> i am fine. >> second. >> commissioners, on the motion to continue, item nine, the commission response to the grand injury for parker said august 4 -- parkmerced. [roll call vote] that motion carries 4-1. this item will be put on the august 4 calendar. chair miguel: i would request that they note the date correction, 90 days, or if it was may 17 when it was issued, and so their comments will be a couple of days late. tell them to say we are inaccurate. and i would also recommend the commissioners for specific recommendations of wording to the department. commissoner moore: yes, either way. this will require some work. it is not stalling. it just requires a little bit more to do. >> thank you. >> commissioners, that will listen -- place us on

commissioner borden? commissioner borden: yeah. i just wanted to see i think this is a great project. it's really funny because earlier we were talking about a new classification of entertainment and the need for greater flexibility for people to provide entertainment venues and i think it's great you're coming forward to get the necessary permits and really unfortunate that previous owner has never done that but i think that it's always been a venue that had music until 2:00 a.m. so why wouldn't it continue to be a venue, music until 2:00 a.m. and i applaud you for taking the expense to do all the soundproofing and the music improvements to make it a very livable space and you make a great point. when someone goes to a bar you still want to be able to talk to other people and when you have the music too loud and it's usually restaurants that don't have a deejay the music is superloud and you always have to tell them to turn it down several times. i think it's really impressive that your support, looking at the signatures is really

commissioner borden [commissioner borden: i think it's a great use of the space. i move to approve. >> second. >> on that motion, commissioners, to approve with conditions, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner miguel? >> aye. >> and commissioner olague: aye. >> the motion passes unanimously 6-0. president olague: sorry about that. we couldn't locate staff and you were probably in the back and why we took them out of order. i want to apologize for project sponsor for that. >> commissioners, we'll be jumping back to item 12, case 2011.0208-c at 273021st street, request for conditional use authorization. >> good evening, president olague and members of the commission. you have before you a request for a conditional use authorization to add other entertainment to anex

commissioner borden: just a little bit more of herbage. it is important to. not all of us believed the da was strong enough to support them. i think the spirit needs to be there. that is very important. that is the way they presented the title. >> as maker of the motion, i would agree with that if language can be crafted that all commissioners were concerned that the did development agreement -- that the development agreement would adequately protect the rights of tenants for rent control. >> a second. >> i want to clarify. i think this was meant to be our draft of your response. so the title of that page is incorrect, i think. it should read the planning commission's findings. so we would be issuing a separate response. this is our draft, are suggested response from you. just to clarify that. commissoner moore: did you write the document here in front of us? who is the main writer of this document? >> it was a joint effort of the office of economic development and the city attorney's office. commissoner moore: all three agencies need to respond because they

commissioner borden? commissioner borden: i have been very familiar with is the establishment. it has been around for 20 years. it has never been a party sort of location. very much a family restaurant. is actually a very mellow atmosphere. i could understand if we were talking about a business that had a little bit more party or, you know, lively sort of involvement -- environment, but it is not the sort of atmosphere. it has been around 20 years, 20 years of a track record, and it is basically moving around the corner. i do not hear little polk neighbors protesting. if they have an issue with the stress from coming to the neighborhood, i would think they would be here. i was wondering myself when at this property was going to open. it is not as though it should be a surprise, because the awning has been present for some time. and we have so many businesses writing letters in support. i feel confident moving forward and i move to approve. >> second. commissioner antonini: i totally agree. there is no net increase. this is merely a business being displaced. it has already been

president olague: commissioner borden. commissioner borden: i also think this is overdue. we have seen cases about smaller, less impactful type of music and it was ironic that others legendary for poetry readings couldn't legally do it amplified in a lot of venues throughout the town where they used to be when they were around. it is long overdue. i do think both mr. ki kuiper a mr. wormer brought up an interesting question and making the music not visible from the street and the window thing. i think that is right. i think it shouldn't be a requirement that it can't be visible. to have it more open would make a lot more sense because there is something appealing about seeing a guitarist playing somewhere and deciding to walk in. you think about other cities in new orleans and places like that and think about music waiving from a restaurant and -- wafting from a restaurant and in terms of windows, i didn't see anything about windows, but particularly during hours where music -- where a noise ordinance is more liberal, you should haven't to close the windows on a warm day t

walter borden spent over a year interviewing ross and his family.rt and crime files that ross' parents painted a clear portrait of a family riddled with dysfunction. michael ross had a troubled family from the start. >> he was conceived in rape. his mother was 16. his father was somewhat older, just got out of the marines. they met. they dated. was it a rape that would hold up in a court of law? i don't know. but she felt raped, which is the important point. she termed it she felt she was zapped. it was coerced. she felt violated. and then once she knew she was pregnant and told her mother, she was shamed and basically forced into marrying dan ross. that set the stage for a long relationship with this child, michael. she felt trapped in a marriage she did not want and which she grew to hate. and he was the cause of that trap. >> borden says during their marriage, they had an unhealthy relationship, especially when it came to sex. >> the sex wasn't loving. held down, felt violated, felt overpowered. and then on the other hand, sex might be withheld o

. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner miguel? >> aye. >> and president olague? >> aye. >> it passes unanimous, 6-0 and now on item 11, 10.o 1028-c for 2424 mission street, request for conditional use authorization. on may 19, 2011 following public testimony, the commission continued this item to july 7, 2011, to allow continued conversations with the community. public hearing remains open. >> good afternoon, president olague, members of the commission, tom wem, planning staff, reporting the proposeed exception at 2124 mission street. the reason for the continuing this from may 19 was because a member from outer mission merchants and the residents association expressed some concerns to the project because they alluded to an independent, erotic massage website that advertised another massage franchise operated by the project sponsor in citrus heights, california. and after the initial hearing, the project sponsor made their due diligence and contacted the aforementioned website and requested a clarif

>>commissioner borden: i would like to make a friendly amendment to that then.n issue with the findings. i would like to change or add the text in the third paragraph down were in talks to the response. the hearing, blah, blah, blah. long-term projections, etc. in that paragraph, i would like to make the statement, you know, all commissioners know, all commissioners expressed concern about that th

commissioner borden: the follow- up to that thought, a new club specifically. if you look at projections between existing and that new facilities, whatever the impact will be is relative to a more modern club. i think it is important to address the things the referenced like the underground drug and the water table. i am sure some of the statements about the section needs to be better examined looking at all of the actual impact on pedestrians. and looking at other sort of parking and strategies that might make sense for that area. otherwise, those were just a few things that i thought of. commissioner miguel: i think commissioner sugaya's comments about using more modern technology are quite well taken. i would welcome that. i will have written comments later, but just a few doubts. i do not think that the public trust with the hotel was sufficiently analyzed. just a comment to those that were talking about the 1962 agreement with the golden gate center, that was superseded in 76 in exchange. in my mind, this project is driven by probably a couple of things, m

>> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner miguel? >> aye. >> commissioner olague? >> aye. >> that passes 6-0. you're on case 14 2r009.651 c for 2145 evans street, request for conditional use authorization. >> thank you, good afternoon, ben fu, department staff. the proposed project requests for conditional use on planning session 157 and 303 to allow parking and access of accessory amounts for the proposed restaurant depot building expansion. the site is located within the p.d.r. zoning district and a 65-foot height in j bulk district. the project proposed approximate 76,000 square feet of wholesale use. required parking would be 76 space with a maximum of 114 allowed as an accessory use. the project propose as total 171 offstreet parking spaces. the project applies with applicable planning code with the exception for parking. the project consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan. the project complies with the first source hiring program. the project will maintain expanding existi

i think at the vatican it bugs the answer that mr borden gave was a little bit in the period that you see a button in the post electoral period again i'm not sure i understand your question correctly i think that you said that after the trail campaign you have to use what that means over just because every electoral campaign you know it's all kinds of. media techniques i should let them both a muzzle on i think this was what he meant mission at the legion ag and the matter of personal hygiene and there's nothing to talk about but what he used the expression was and i'm well i think it's one of those nice metaphor in any case in the upcoming elections should be transparent fear and based on russian law. the use of any kind of electoral. but your. my soul with the stakes police but it's got you all of. you should just make sure that everything is done according to move the russian with laws as for me and what my plans are i have said this many times for him i suggest that we go jim it would have some patience but it's very soon i will make an announcement to the goose about what i'm goi

commissioner borden: i will seconds. commissioner sugaya: to staff, i sent an email out requesting additional affirmation. the you know of that going anywhere? >> i am not aware of that. commissioner sugaya: just requesting additional information in terms of drawings, elevations. what i am looking at is the elevation on one street that is 1 inch wide and about 1.5 inches high. i am looking at the other elevation which is about 1.5-2 inches wide at the same height. and i am being asked to judge this building based on those drawings. there are no contextual drawings or photographs provided in my pocket, which i asked for in my e-mail. the claim from the d.r. requestor that the upper side of the street may have taller buildings while the other side of the street are all populated with one-, two story buildings, i would have liked to have seen that. to place this entire project in some context. i am sure the architect, sir, did you ever receive anything from the planner requesting that? no. which you would have certainly pro

dollar below the seventy nine for the dollar trash old exporters were the biggest losers borden's and dropping more than one out percent to shoot one percent in hong kong the pictures change by the end of trade. actually managed to grow by a notch and this is because financial is managed to recover the bank of china actually ending down just one percent news to get to and china's construction bank point eight percent when i was talking one of the. european markets have just started their trading session and they started on a negative note still assessing this potential credit downgrade for the united states before it sees down point six percent at that point four percent. and finally let's move to russia the picture there of thirty flat flat to negative for this is up to two hours of trading markets have come back from a stronger fall soon after the opening an a g shares are coming back with gazprom the new poor losing now just to point five percent when they were losing one percent before financials and b.c.b. and burbank killed also weak but not so much as they were before thirty fo

paul cool, mark borden, and call your do when i met her being a shy timid young lady her first remark is if we are doing all the work why do you write the book? and you think you ask tough questions, buddy. paul hutton, a great lady in texas and knows more about frontier women than anybody i have ever seen. bob mc, that. he charged me for using a picture of doc holliday but i am still grateful to bob. jeff morgan, a man so generous with his knowledge and doesn't get half the credit he deserves. fred bowlen. dan raywood who said the first time i've met him i will tell you everything you need to know and proceeded to tell me about the wonderful sale on all the books he had written and i could have his stack for $100 for today only. he was still grinning when he pocketed my check. ray manzthea who ferreted out who owned what and what the taxes were. bob alexander. johnny behan has a defender for life and bob is an example how you can disagree with someone and do it pleasantly. jim donovan, who is doing a wonderful book about the battle of the alamo. other authors. casey tfortiller and a

borden we're waiting for the legal process to take shape. >> was not the attorney for ramirez.hat was the family of france. they also ended the latest on the condition of bryan's bill. a nurse has said he opened both eyes and put his right hand up concern is to show two figures. he can open and close his eyes on command and he mouthed his last name. so far police have released this surveillance video showing the date a man was shot and killed at the centers extension art center. that circle shows the knife that was thrown in the direction of the police and landed on the platform. 45 year- old charles hill was shot and killed. you do not see him in this videotape. the border police chief says the officer who drew his gun or a bill to drop his knife and that he felt threatened. here is a close-up look at that knife that they say he was holding when he was shot. it is indeed in tonight. there, there is another one. they also recovered a 4 in. blade on the platform. they do not know if that was actually used in the shooting but since they found it that day when they did the search