we move to approve. >> commissioner: second. >> commissioner: commissioner moore. >> welcome back to the teatro. we rarely have such an animated presentation with wonderful and there's a number of people and we've gone through many many challenges and neighborhoods. >> commissioner: commissioner fung. >> >> a question for staff. the t.d.m. was reflective of 2016? >> we're required to do 50% of the measures. >> commissioner: if they were to have done it based on 2019, what would it have included? >> they're showing they would meet event the current standards today but they're only required to show 50% of that. so they have their information technology screens, bike parking and lockers, storage, showers, they have off-site parking facilities as well as close to all kinds of muni on embarcadero as well as busses an within walking distance. >> i don't know if the project has been before the commission before. it's not in any of our documentation. >> they're only coming for the conditional use of hotel use and the tbdm, we put the findings in there which was in the report. they're meeting

commissioner: commissioners, would you like to delete any item? and so the public, is there any item you'd like taken off the calendar? >> commissioner: may have a motion. >> i'd like to move the consent calendar. >> second. >> commissioner: all in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> clerk: applying to accept grant funds from the office of prevention and response in the amount of $35,000. >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> commissioner: any public comment? any discussion? the motion carries. next item, please. >> clerk: item 10, approve the water supply assessment for the proposed 655 4th street project. >> there's similar projects. should we call them at the same time? >> commissioner: i'd agree with that. >> commissioner: very good. read the four items, please. >> clerk: item 11, approve the water supply assessment for proposed blocks of bluxome project and brannan street flower mart project and the a98 brannan street project. >> commissioner: thank you. >> commissioner: if you can address all of them together. >> i'd be happy to do that. steve richie assistant general manage for water. the water supply assessments

commissioner moore: thank you for explaining the subtleties. i believe it has sufficient support. i move to approve not with modifications. >> second. >> commissioner hillis. >> commissioner hillis: i want to clarify if that including the recommendation to exclude office. we don' don't know who is in tht knowledge. there could be a law form or a practicing own. we are a land use body. we judge the uses. i say office is okay. they tend to command higher represents. we don't have the suite. there has been numerous e-mails. they are all on the personal category. i think it sets us up for a permanent solution. >> staff, can you answer that, please? how many office spaces are there in this building right now. >> through the enforcement right now. we did a door-to-door survey. between knocking on every door with enforcement staff and submisubsubmittal from the propy owner's attorney. combining those two pieces of information you will see on -- it is an exhibit n your case packet. >> exhibited the. it is an es- -- i can put this n the overhead for everybody else. again, that is just our estimation after knocking on doors. i can tell you the people i talked to that day i have rec

commissioner: we can direct him to ms. hail. any more public comment on item 4? next item, please. >> clerk: next item is communications. >> commissioner: commissioners, any comments? any public comment on item 5? next item, please. >> clerk: item 6 is other commission business. >> commissioner: thank you. i have a couple items i'd like to add to the general meanager' report next time. there's work in the city around disaster resilience that has to do with hazardous mitigation and what not. i was at a loss to say what our disaster preparedness plans are so in the event of a major disaster, age earthquake, flooding, fire, in the event our pipes get broken or go out, what are the plans and how are we preparing for that as we rebuild our pipes. i'd like a sense of what our disaster plans are as integrated into the csip if that makes sense. >> operationally we have a disaster plan but i'm trying to understand the csip. i'm trying to get an understanding are you talking about disaster planning while things are under construction? >> yeah, i'm trying to understand if a big earthquake hit tomorrow, would the pipe fitt fitter either currently projected to take place could

commissioners. commissioner hillis. >> commissioner hillis: thank you for the presentation. i appreciate the design. i think it is a great looking project. the site is an important one where it is. i think the buildings are beautiful and how they are scaled and designed. i paid attention to the ground floors and how it leads into the central park, i think is just well designed and a good feature in that location. a question to the project sponsor. on the 38 room hotel that is small. how is that operated? we have seen smaller hotels. >> one of the things is the way we buy things changed dramatically in the last 10 years. i could sit here in my three minutes and book a hotel room at the podium. >> i dare you. >> it is possible to run a much smaller hotel than it was historically. many apartment projects and contcontomatthew mcconaugheand e want this to be a community and have amenities. we want it to be very active. making that co-working space and the amenitieses of the project open to the public on a membership basis gives us the best ability to create a great suite of am mem

commissioner hirsch. >> aye. >> commissioner taylor. >> aye. >> commissioner mazzucco. >> aye. >> commissioner hamasaki. >> aye. >> commissioner h elias. >> aye. >> commissioner brookter. >> aye. >> it passes unanimously. >> next item, please. >> line five, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on the agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department dpa personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment neither police or dpa personal no, sir commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public but may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and police and dpa personnel should remain, however, from entering into debates or discussion with speakers during public comment. >> general public comment. >> hello, commissioners, chief, and deputy director. my name is zack dillon. i work thank you public defender's office. i've been -- >> c

commissioners? commissioner wolfram? >> commissioner wolfram: i want to thank members of the public coming here to tell your stories and speaking, and i'm in full support of this proposed ordinance. >> president hyland: thank you. commissioner johns? >> commissioner johns: thank you. i want to thank those of you who are pioneers and stewards of your culture for getting sponsorship of the district going and having us involved in this. i think it's terrific, so thank you for that. the other' thing that i'm very kbrezed with, looking at the previous cultural districted is the -- where we're headed is -- in this industry is creating this institutional framework for how these districts go forward. i think that is unique in the united states. here we are, san francisco, on another pathway, like the historic committee. i think this is really important, so thanks -- and this is a lot of work going into this, this framework. so -- and i guess the thirt thing ththirt -- third thing that i'm interested in is i heard the word space and place and se

erroneously had president next to commissioner chow's name and kept you as vice president, commissioner loyce. i apologize. i'll make those changes. >> i did not preside. >> commissioner, before we call for a motion -- motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> all those in favor? thank you, commissioners, there is no public comment request for that item. we can move on to item 3, the director's report. >> dr. colfax: good afternoon, grant colfax, director of health. with regard to the report in front of you, the state budget has been released. i want to highlight health related proposals. it's revise the $213 billion budget, $4 billion higher than the january proposal. it includes increased investment for the health care access, homeless shelters and the rainy day reserve. the provision including major health care proposals, including the pharmacy carve-out proposal, the health care coverage and medi-cal expansion for young adults ages 19 through 25, regardless of immigration status. key policies that continue to be proposed to be funded in the budget. there is increase in whole person care funding. increased investment in health care workforce as well as investm

commissioner: thank you very much. i appreciate it. police -- >> commissioner: hold on. >> commissioner: sorry, president yee. >> have you 400 vehicles in a pool? >> we have 10 vehicles in an administrative pool utilized by 400 people within the building. >> commissioner: okay. i just heard the 400 number. i thought wow. >> it's superefficient and it works well. >> commissioner: where do you leave the vehicles? >> they're parked in the 1 vaness garage. >> commissioner: what's the capacity? >> we don't all the spaces. we park about 50 something cars in the garage. there's about 50 spaces in the garage and 10 for the pool. >> commissioner: you have to pay for that? >> yes, to the city's real estate division. >> commissioner: how much do you have to pay? >> i think $320 per space. >> commissioner: per year? >> per month. per vehicle. >> commissioner: what? >> yes, parking is expensive. >> commissioner: it's an issue everyone who drives has to combat. our teachers move their cars every two hours sometimes. i get the hardship but quite frankly it's their own personal vehicles and our teacher

commissioner: because of the fire? >> correct. >> commissioner: thank you. any other questions. >> commissioner what happens when you get reimbursed? does it go back to general funds? >> typically a department will consume the general fund budget in the year in which the mutual aid is responded and it goes back to the general fund. in the subsequent year when the reimbursement is received. >> commissioner: general funds to the department? >> and closes out to the general fund as a whole which is the balance you appropriate in the subsequent year budget. >> commissioner: thank you. >> commissioner: and there's management overtime isn't there? >> owe them mandatory overtime is two times. if an officer's responding to a qual or processing an arrest and they're shift ends they have to continue to process what they're doing. and then we have about 20 days of the year that are special event days, new year's eve, 4th of july, chinese new year. there's 20 we don't allow anybody to take time off and we're allowed to change their start shift by seven hours. we ask them to work a 12 or 14 hour day instead

be happy to take questions or comments. >> commissioner: thank you for bringing this back in final draft. commissioners, any comments or questions, commissioners? dr. chow. >> commissioner: thank you for being able to incorporate the suggestions some of us made on the early draft copy and so you were in the slides in protecting and promoting infrastructure but the titles don't match coming across and that's just a small issue on page 18. homeless advocacy is actually under promotion and you've still got it as protected. >> it reads fine but if we're going categorize it this way you just change the power point. it's not substantive but just trying to match the presentation. and i think for the future, while you have added some population health data, i think as you also consider it, i think it'd be good to add more out of environmental health and so forth and things like the various things that we are doing with restaurant surveys and so forth and as win of the public -- one of the public sites you might want to put in terms of access to coverage and care, i know a lot of people do use the environmental health restaurant thing. so it just shows

at this point, we're pursuing with the investigation. >> okay. >> commissioner mazzucco. >> as commissioner hirsch reminded commissioners, we should not comment about the subject matter of the case because it may be before us if there is a disciplinary matter with an officer. one question was not asked, and it's important for the public to know that in order for a search warrant to be brought to a judge, it's signed off by a prosecutor, is that correct. >> in some cases and not all cases. >> uh-huh. was it signed off in this case? >> no. >> okay. okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you. any other items, chief, that you have to report on? >> just one other item. that's an update on the sfpd website. it's a video that explains to the public the accessibility and some really, what i believe to be really nice features. this was part of the doj -- u.s. dog'j's assessment. there were specific recommendations about updating and improving our website. so we definitely believe this is a lot more user friendly, more accessible. ultimately, more transparency, and we're excited about the website. this actually is -- was aired on sfgov

commissioner brown. motion made by commissioner stefani and seconded by commissioner haney and we will take that without objection. commissioner yee, do you want to say something? >> i believe commissioner walton -- >> i have not heard from commissioner walton, but if you have, i am happy for you to excuse commissioner walton as well. we'll take that without objection, and next item please. >> item 2, citizens advisory committee report. >> mr. larson, good morning. >> good morning commissioners, i'm john larson and i'm here to report on the april 23rd meeting. the c.a.c. recommended approval of item 5 on your agenda, the allocation of funds for two neighborhood transportation improvement programs or capital project requests. both the intersection immater l improvement and bikeway is an example of the projects that the funds were to facilitate. as per the update, c.a.c. members reiterated concern about business impacts along the construction zone and we're frustrated with the lack of performance data regarding the programs targeting it. a request was made for the office of economic work and development co

commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards: i met mr. hampton on the way up in the elevator, he says, hey, commissioner richards, how are you? i said do i know you? he said you don't know me, but i know you. what is interesting is thank you to the public for coming out. you didn't use your full three minutes, but you said so much more than other people who use the full three minutes. up said a -- you said a lot to us about how good this project is. i'm a white guy. i'm entitled. the hear the word equity and i sometimes don't understand what it means, but to hear your story made it impactful. you're going from putting your hand in the pocket, to opening up a cannabis business in your neighborhood. that's a damn good first step for equity. you sound like a great role model, a positive part of the city. you're doing everything right. you love your neighbors. you want to help people. you have a good business plan. your security plan is good. i like your rover radius. what is cdxx mean? >> cdxx, roman nu newsmaker /* numerals 4-20. got it. 5. we haven't taken the vote, but congratulations in advance. >> commissioner johnson: i wan

commissioner: any other public comment on this item? with that public comment is now closed. commissioner moore. >> move to approve. >> second. >> commissioner: seeing nothing further there's been a motion seconded to approve the matter with conditions on that motion. [roll call] >> clerk: so moved. the motion passes unanimously 5-0. >> commissioner: okay. we're adjourned. [♪] >> with san francisco animal care and control, we care for all animals, any species. we get 10,000 a year. they are victims of abuse and violence, and we take them into our care. >> i felt really passionate because i had personally seen first hand what my family was pushing for rescue dogs and conditions that some of the animals and staff are working in >> we are excited to be moving into this new shelter. our current physical plant is in terrible shape. i like to describe it to people as the building is working against us rather than for us. this shelter was put together in six months, 30 years ago, in a building that is now 80 years old. our staff and our volunteers are amazing and wonderful and they are warm, but the space makes it difficult for people to connect wi

commissioner adams. commissioner dooley is absent. commissioner dwight. >> here. >> commissioner laguana. >> here. >> commissioner zouzounis. >> here. >> a commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> here. >> commissioner yee riley is gone. >> and number two is public comment on items that are not on today's calendar and suggest new items for the future consideration and discussion item. >> do we have any numbers of the public who would like to comment on any items that are not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item please. >> ie them 3 is being moved to the next meeting. >> you need to read it. >> recognition of traci teraoka, president of the sacramento street merchants association, discussion item. >> i continue to move this to the next meeting since traci is stuck in traffic and cannot be here tonight. >> second. >> all in favor? aye. next item. >> item 4, approval of legacy business registry applications and resolutions. discussion and action items. the presenter is richard kurylo, legacy business program manager, office of

commissioner: thank you, commissioners. madame secretary please call the next item. >> clerk: the next order of business is item 9, commissionersquestions an matters. mr. chair. >> commissioner: anything? nothing? okay. call the next item. >> clerk: the next order of business is item 10, closed session. there are no closed session items. the next item is 11, adjournment. mr. chair. >> commissioner: fellow commissioners i need a motion to adjourn. >> i move we adjourn. >> i second. >> commissioner: great. we have a motion. and we are juniored at 2:27 p.m. thank you.

commissioners? so moved, commissioners and that motion passes unanimously 6-0. commissioners, this will place it under your consent calendar and all under the consent calendar are us routine by the commission and there will be no separate discussion unless a member of the commission, the public or staff so requests, in which the matter will be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. case number 2018-01279cua at pacific avenue, conditional use, 13395 at 10 29th street and 00101 at 1700 irving street and item eight 2200 market street, conditional use authorization. i have no speaker cards. >> commissioner richards? >> onwe'll open this up for pubc comment? would anyone like to comment on the consent items? please come up to the podium. there's a request to pull items 5 and 6 off of concept and therefore we shall hear those at the beginning of the regular dal dar. calendar. >> i would like to hear them after the first two. >> they will be head after ite r items 13 and 14 on the regular calendar and that leaves item 7 and 8

he's joined by commissioner ann lazarus, commissioner rachael tanner. we expect commissioner darrell -- darryl honda shortly. at the controls of the board legal assistant, -- i'm the board executive director. we'll be joined by representatives of the city department this evening. we expect scott sanchez zoning administrator representing the planning department and planning commission. the board meeting guidelines as follows. the board request that you turn off all electronic devices so they would not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hall way. rules of presentation are as follows. appellants and department respondents are given seven minutes to present their and three minutes for rebu re-- reb. people affiliated with the parties must include their comments seven or three minute period. member of the public have three minutes each to address the board. please speak in the microphone. to assist the board, you're asked but not required to submit a speaker card when you come up to speak. speaker cards are available on the left side the podium. only thr

commissioner fong. >> question for staff. the youth size still remains then? >> still remains. >> none of those are changing. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> commissioner hillis: i make a motion to accept to recommend this with staff's recommendation with modifying number five to maintain health services as a permitted use on first floor but include those maybe you can help me craft that in the deaf nation of formula retail then eliminate philanthropic administrative services as a category in the code. >> second. >> i'm sorry, what are we doing with number five? >> we are keeping it but then adding the recommendation that that category gets included in the formula retail definition. that use category. >> very good commissioners. there is a motion seconded to approve this amendment with modifications recommended by staff and on five for health services for consideration to be included in the formula retail category and eliminating the philanthropic administrative category. (roll call). >> so moved that passes unanimously 5-0. that puts us on item 13 for the central soma space open space presentation. >> hello, commissioners. i am the small lead manager

commissioners? >> line 2c, commissioner reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. commission president's report, commissioner's reports. >> the report i have is that tomorrow, the consultant's report will be issued as their first interim report on the progress being made by the department in implementing the usdoj department of justice reform measures. the california department of justice will issue, i believe, a statement with that report, but we're expecting that out on thursday. any commissioner reports? commissioner mazzucco. >> i know we have ms. brown here, but i want to thank captain dangler, and sawyer who hosted an event for mothers whose sons and daughters had been killed in violent crime. i think it's very special of our officers, those two captains and lieutenant to do that. i saw that and i was impressed because we hear from ms. brown. we'll hear from her again about the anguish she goes through on birthdays and mother's day. our officers never forget. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner elias. >> i want to let people know we had a working group back up and running after a long high at is. every