. >> commissioner borden. commissioner hillis and conspire wu that passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you under our cds. they're considered to be route by the planning commission and maybe acted upon by a single vote no separation unless the staff requests and it will be considered at a future hearing. item 5 case at the 1940 through 42 mason street and item 6 case at the 435 jackson street request for continual authorization and the next case at the 365 jackson street and requests for conditional use authorization i have no speaker cards. we did receive an men and women request from sue hester, however, we had the staff to talk about this and her issues don't apply to this particular case there are no speaker cards >> any public comment on this item? or in items 5, 6 or 7. >> is there a motion to remove 6. >> i move to authorize the approve 5 and 7 commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner sugaya and commissioner wu. smoomdz that places unanimously and item 6 will be heard as the first item

commissioner borden. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. and commission chair wu so it passes with commissioner moore voting against. and that will place you on item 12 for the informational presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners claudia flores i think you're getting copies of the presentation. i'm with the staff of the other city departments from the mta and the workers development to give you an overview on a new program. this includes participation from as i mention from the puc and the recreation of the parks department and the mayor's office of housing and the san francisco public health department. before we launch into this i'm going to turn it over to to ken rich who is here to address you >> good afternoon ken rich from o e w d. i'm here to introduce you to our new public sites initiative for under all the other evidence pieces of land with a particular unifies for affordable and middle income housing as you know mayor ed lee focused 0 on our cities housing crisis. overall we're to have thirty thousand new units by 20/20 an

on that motion for item 18 to approve with conditions, commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? excuse me. commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> and commission president fong? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to 0. >> commissioner wu. >> and move to approve the ceu regarding the community garage. >> second. >> on that motion for item 19, to approve with conditions, commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> and commission president fong? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to 0. and places you on public comment. i have no speaker cards. >> is there any public comment this evening? okay. seeing no public comment, the meeting is adjourned. [gavel] [adjourned]

commissioner borden. confusing. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner wu and president fong. that motion does not pass as the vote is 3 to 3 with commissioners wu and commissioner sugaya and another - >> but is this the responsibility - my it's the responsibili responsibility. >> commissioner borden. >> right i'm going to try to make a motion to approve the project with conditions outlined a additional continuing condition they work at accessibility issues around the plaza and second there's a conservation plan devised for the fountain and i forgot another thing. >> a condition analysis and conservation treatment prior to it being move forward. >> i think that's already been with the plans and specification. if you want to hear from the project sponsor >> no, i think we're fine. >> so that's the motion. >> that's my motion. >> commissioner sugaya. >> second motion. >> no sorry. >> is there a second. >> yeah. second. >> just on the accessibility issue this is somewhat unusual we're doing this ever building has some level of review beyond why

commissioner borden >> commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and commissioner wu and president fong. so moved, commissioners, 5 to zero. zoning administrator >> and the sand straight also continue that until march 6 thank you, commissioners we can move into our consent calendar. they are credit card to be routine and maybe acted b upon a single vote and no discussion unless the public or staff wants it removed and credit card at a separate hearing. the next item at 4316, 21st street request for subdivision for comedy and for one 88 request for condominium subdivision and the next case at the 534 request for the subdivision. and the next case at the 1200 castro street request for condominium subdivision and item 6 for the next case at the 2283 pa will you avenue request for continual use authorization i have no speaker cards >> have m there any any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> second. >> on the motion to approve commissioner antonini. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and

. >> commissioner borden? >> borden? >> i moovve continue on the dates on the calendar. >> second. >> commissioner antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: any reason for the request? >> there was a noticing issue. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioners on that motion to continue all items as proposed commissioner antonini? hillis, moore, sugaya, wu, commission president fong. that motion passes unanimously 7-0 and places you under your consent calendar. all matters listed here on the consent calendar are considered to be route routine by the planning commission unless the members of the public or staff pull on request. they maybe considered as a separate item. item 4. item 4: 2013.1688q t. chang; 4155 575-91977 47-49 noe street - the east side of noe street between duboce street and 14th street on assessor's block 3538, lot 043 - request for condominium conversion subdivision to convert a three-story, six-unit building within a rto residential, transit-oriented neighborhoodd zoning district, 40-x height and bulk dist

so that's what is stated under state law that's the guidelines on comment period >> commissioner borden. >> yeah. i think, however, you get to 60 days make sense prps i think we've seen this document the recirculation of the 2009 document i understand it and this may go to the pc to provide another forum but people want to be able to provide comments and i don't think we need to hear it again. >> so can i confirm with the city attorney than whatever we can make a motion to ask for an extension or with the eir extension. >> i'm from the city attorney's office you could advise staff. >> commissioner sugaya i want to go ahead and make the recommendations to staff will basically the environmental officer to extend the period out to 60 days. i don't know do we make it in the form of a motion or - >> from the commissioners to go from foy to 60 days. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any further comments. okay >> seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners we can move into you're next item. that places you on item 16 for case 2013 z and m amendments to the zoning map and the downtown are

commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fung and president fong. on the matter of the variance >> continue item b to the date specified. >> thank you that places you under your consent calendar. there will be no separate discussion and then the matter shall be removed and selected for a 2350u67 meeting. the first ordinance at the 1600 guerrero street the preliminary recommendations so to approve with recommendations and the next case at 1060 hyde street for continual continuance. and next for conditional use authorization and the next case amendments to this third street alcohol street i there are no speaker cards. any r and any any public comment on the consent calendar? >> i'm patricia i have a concern on 16 hundred interray restraining order street. >> we'll removal remove that and you can wait. >> i have a letter from the community. >> your opposed to the project correct? >> yes. >> okay. any further any public comment on the consent calendar? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini >>

commissioner borden >> the members of the public who talked about did selection of the vendors that's not what we have jurisdiction over i don't know how the mayor's office don't that but maybe somebody in the mayor's office of housing can explain. unfortunately i don't know who was hired to look at the how you provide opportunity for people to manageism. i want to know why there aren't more developers like john stewards that don't affordable housing. many other people manage the housing they develop. for entrepreneurs this may be a field to get into. so something to think about for the community to consider. i do have a question about the people now that phase one is complete. there are 2 hundred and 64 unit there's going to be overall 8 hundred unit and all those people in unit are they promised a right to return to the property? >> yes. this is katherine yes they are. >> i mean because here's the question oftentimes people don't have great credit history does that come into play. >> so the people who are hunter view residents there's no credit check i want to say that the managemen

. >> commissier borden? can you address this? >> as an impact e we are required to do a nexus study and increase by a project. if there is use that has a certain level of impact we have to subtract that from the impact that are being created. they are already represented on the site. that's why there is a reduction based on the reduction. you are paying the net increase on impact which is what is being done. this is standard throughout all the plan areas. it's part of impact fee law. i guess the question is if the use were not operable, currently not operating today, is that impact still the same. it hasn't been a t-shirt factory in i don't know how many years. if it was operating as a t-shirt factory last year. >> it has to do with the permitted use on the site. a pdr could have gone in without paying any impact fees there because there was a pdr there. it's created by one use. >> thanks. >> commissioner moore? >>commissioner kathrin moore: i wanted to respond to one particular aspect of the project, this is in particular to the

commissioner borden >> yes. this is a great exercise in the 90s we looked at surplus property in the 90s and there's concern we've under begun this process and i guess the question is how are we - are we thinking how to get this move forward and this is the question people have we have great tennis but we have those guiding principles i know we dpo didn't want to talk about sites but generally, we have to figure out where we have the money and opportunity, you know, to rally around sites and a fourth the process. can you shed light

commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya and commissioner chair wu it passes 3 to 2 with commissioner johnck and commissioner moore voting against. that places you under our discretionary review calendar we'll move to items a and b. for 45, 46, 19 street for discretionary review and the zoning administrator will talk about the variance. i want to make everyone aware because of our current rule changes and this is sort of a unique situation with 7 dr requesters we've been discussing with the dr requesters that their time limit is 17 minutes total and the project sponsor will have 10 minutes and each side will have a 10 minute rebuttal. good afternoon, commissioners michael with the planning staff. this is for the project on the eureka neighborhood between douglas street. a few house keeping issues. on page 2 of the report that's a reference to the 45 hundred block of u correcting reck street, however, it's 19th street. no petition was submit for or against this project and the neighborhood group e bp a tha

. >> i appreciate commissioner borden asking some of the questions when we think of this project. i want to take a positive stand and i really have to say i'm proud of the project and those are the reasons removing a project that's less than institutional is barely something that takes the former i might be using the wrong word barracks moving into to a real neighborhood in terms of housing diversity and religions to a larger sense of community which is really the dna of san francisco that makes the city special. i think the master plan produced by dan is wonderful and i'm really happy we're achieving those are architects who have established themselves to be the architects for this prospective jurors project. when you build avenue, i was speaking to commissioner wu is to save on how you design housing to make it affordable. that's when you skip essential detail and making it a slightly more institutional looking promise. we're basically paying attention to everything and i'm not only proud but this will go into the national archives of a wonderful project. one of the things you c

15 years we'll miss her terribly but she's going to colorado for a greener pasture >> commissioner borden. >> you mentioned mobile access for staff will there be an operation for anyone to add to their phones. >> there are two apps of the system and actively the software company as offered their platform for developers to work from. the short answer is we're not going to be officially using those are apps they don't fit a distinct need we have right now. again, if you have an internet connection it is available. we need to test on a tablet not a phone necessarily it's something we're going to look at >> it adapts to whatever platform so you notice there's website on your computers so it actually changes the way it looks. i mean this company a well aware of the competition and tries to improve the new version and we owe we hope they're keeping up with 9 uses. i know that dbi is using office app formulation they choose pieces of the system to delay. in order to update the flow of information we have a trade off >> so what. >> saying it making sure that the database has a information and thi

commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fung. commissioner wu. and that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and now update on the tracking it's an informational presentation >> jonas i have some copies. good afternoon, commissioners. good to be back i'm here today to update you on the tracking system i'm kelly i'm a senior planner with the department for the last year and a half i've worked open this i want to introduce isabel lewis here in the audience it the project manager and we report to thomas. so the presentation i will run through is the same you have before you in hardcopy form. this will be a bit of a repeat but some of you haven't seen this. the project this will be a joint project with the dbi the consultant team is the software company and a local firm named 21 tech. a little bit of background. back in 200506 they identified the need to ugsd the systems we've done studies that resulted in 2008, to 2011 we develop and implemented the departments action plan that k345i7bd over thirty items and one wa

commissioner borden >> well, i do building this is a much improved project than what was presented. i'm supportive of the design. in terms of the way it meets the street on the post street side and the way it is open and transparent to the rear. i do think that commissioner moore brought some accessibility issues that i hadn't contemplated i think making it level on the plaza side would actually be a noise edition. in terms of the tables and chairs i actually find on union square there's not enough tables and chairs i don't think it's because the pace the way it is it's not been used i think that tables and a chairs will activate it and make that more existing given it's outside an apple store but i don't think that the furniture is particularly a problem but the accessibility issues the do you code is a challenge. i like you've opened it up on the stockton street with the air and the virtual connection. i was going to say about accessibility >> right. >> that hyatt hotel access remains. we've included a list to get accessibility. i think incorporate a ramp from street level into th

affordable merchandising is almost a in his normal >> commissioner borden. >> i'm supportive of this i want to hear from the lady. i think i used to work for a technology company and we did merchandising but it's changed. people have is a misconception about the machinery merchandising and maybe you can talk about the kinds of things wee people are doing and how it can be compatible >> in our data i think we're blessed there's only one sf made so 18 percent of the actual merchandising manufacturers a couple of comments commissioner moore the building policy and thinking through the loading and you know how do we construct building if someone needs to put in a piece of machinery and dig into the concrete floor we'll see if you can include them in code or flushed anti during the process. the general breath of the sector in this city we're mostly manufacturers of pursuits. we're selling pursuits like bags and seeing a resurgence in fashion and debar time design and merchandising happening in the city as we see some of the displacement of the factories we've used no, the mid-market area

. >> thank you commissioner borden. >> i guess one - i'm a little bit concerned i think a lot of theata and information we're not going to be able to get. the employment numbers, you know, the social economic or other numbers are hard to get. one of the things the impact of the commercial corridor is look at the pedestrian traffic. they have those sensors that track pedestrians if i want to see the impact whether people leave a overlook store and shop down the street that would be helpful. the one thing we're comparing all retail to others and some are big box and larger retailer and some are the types of retailer that don't connote with - that don't connote with apple. being able to like flush that out when you're looking at formula retail might be of value when your trying to see the impact. same thing with the grocery store so how can we capture that the patterns to maybe help us to get at the bigger question of, you know, the impact >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes. i have one small question ms. hay word. on table two with the material we've received there's a category called cfo s

so that's what is stated under state law that's the guidelines on comment period >> commissioner borden. >> yeah. i think, however, you get to 60 days make sense prps i think we've seen this document the recirculation of the 2009 document i understand it and this may go to the pc to provide another forum but people want to be able to provide comments and i don't think we need to hear it again. >> so can i confirm with the city attorney than whatever we can make a motion to

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commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. and commissioner sugaya. we do anticipate commissioner antonini to be absent today again, he did not to me to express to the audience and the commissions it is not related to his absence for

. >> commissioner borden? >> i will move to approve. >> second. >> commissioners, if there is nothing further there is a motion and second to approve. border, hillis, moore, sugaya, commissioner fung and president wu. that motion passes 5-0. places you on item 18 for case no. item 18: 2013.1201c o. masry; 4155 575-91166 1701 haight street - at the southwest corner of haight and cole streets, lot 001 in assessor's block 1248 - request for conditional use authorization under planning code sections 719.83 and 303 to develop a wireless telecommunication services wtss facility for at&t mobility. the proposed macro wts facility would feature 122 roof-mounted panel antennas housed within individual faux vent pipes. related electronic equipment would be located on the roof and in the basement. the facility is proposed on a location preference 6 site limited preference, individual neighborhood commercial districtt within the haight street neighborhood commercial district, and 40-x height and bulk district. preliminary

commonly cited defenses of punishment here when you hear a lot of people say how great it is how borden it is clear there's a lot of. implemented here i don't know about you but i don't want my tax dollars going to kill i'm sorry going to keep murders a lively why should i pay to keep feeding murders in prison this is that's a great point well first of all it actually costs more to execute these people because of the court trials because of the mandatory appeals it costs a lot more to execute that it does give them a lot but secondly it's just weird to be like that person should die because it's ten cents out of my taxes a year ago ok so ten cents for a murderer no good you don't want to pay that what about twelve cents and it's a rapist well what about fifteen since it's a pedophile you took the pup look what kind of bargaining and dealing is this because you're twelve stones out of your tax dollars it's insanity it is. but you cannot deny you can be ok you can argue with that money or whatever we can argue about our pocketbooks all day mostly you cannot deny that killing people sends

and now borden is a remarkable person. so different institutions are run in different ways and it makes all the difference in terms of whether a prisoner who is being targeted for abuse whether by staff or another prisoner feels comfortable seeking justice. >> how much contacted you have with the yes on world? >> i had five contact visits with my family in 50 years. >> how often were you able to the me with your attorney? >> never they add up to visit. i have a law firm from minneapolis. april lease on the head three maybe four times in 15 years, but i was more concerned with the case work there were doing. if it wanted to come and visit, fine. being in and sell like that you kind of chairs the visits. i was more concerned with the progress that was being made now case. >> it was appointed in director sam mills testimony where it really kind of stunned me. what i heard him say, 4% of the federal population in prison suffers from mental illness. i may be off on the number, but not too far off. i have heard numbers of people

as borden was saying that increases the risk of being in a different part ofgordon was saying that increases the risk of being in a different part of russia during the games. i think this has been a bit overblown. the previous georgian government tried to instrumental lies the chaqasi to pass a resolution recognizing a genocide but that was treated with some skepticism by lot of sarkhasians as part -- they are many different ethnic groups, and the ones who were from the sochi area, indigenous people before the russians arrived, people who really no longer are on the ground, maybe a few thousand shops, 3,000 or 4,000 but most of those if they are anywhere their descendants living in turkey or gordon all they really wanted was to be acknowledged that they existed, that they are indigenous people from this kerri and by coincidence or black coincidence the 150th anniversary of the massacre and deportation in 1864 happened on this precise spot where the games are being held. little more sensitivity from the russian government would have gone along way. unfortunately the russian government, vladim

address common misconceptions about funding challenges in rural communities before taking a lizzie borden ax to the funding streams. throughout my career in public office, i have made it a point to always fight for kansas and rural health care providers. this has been one of my top priorities in the congress. i understand the important role of rural health in america and continue to advocate for policies that protect and preserve these benefits. most recently, the centers for medicare and medicaid services, c.m.s., has made some changes that will be particularly harmful to rural health. more specifically, their changes will force doctors into a guessing game about their patients. mr. president, the condition of payment changes kr-plts is making -- c.m.s. is making would require the physician and no other level provider to not only predict at the time of admission to the critical access hospital that the patient will require hospital care for more than two midnights, but also that the patient can be cared for and discharged in less than 96 hours. now this is an extremely narrow c.m.s. wind

. >> commissioner borden. >> thanks i think this is an interesting - i'll start with a density question. i think projects for example, you've seen on the corner of market where there was a chase bank project built how would we obviously it was a commercial project so the stint on that lot could you have been a lot more will those projects be effected >> this is the kind of thing that won't effect one project we're going to put forward a policy to the community saying if you're property is a certain density build to that density. we won't be disapproving projects but getting it out to the public if you have a certain density stay with that >> that's a very good example that zoning allowed four or five stories. >> it's a single story building it's awful. there - >> some require minimum sdipts that's worth having a discussion as we talk about those issues. >> that's how in that case they'll submit on application, you know, would someone follow-up and say you're doing this project how said that work funnelly. >> on a practice matter it's us and the department and staff encouraging them to d