costa mesa a has been operating for 94 years in this location. it was established as a bar and was quickly changed into a restaurant. the kitchen has remained operable but that not for the public. the proposal is for any reason improvements to the kitchen area but the commercial space wouldn't be enlarged. the project retains an exist historic resource and doesn't contain any construction. the planning starch surveyed the property within 3 hundred feet and the total amount of footage that was given to the eating starnt was 41 percent although this exceeds the conversion both are counted toward the transmission. as of this writing there has been 9 letters of support 8 are excluded in your packets. the project is individually antidepressant and is compatible with the neighborhood. this that includes may presentation and any public comment oh, project sponsor, please >> hello good afternoon. i'm jamie i'm the general manager the cost can cafe. my boss has the tennis of keeping the history alive and hopefully opened o open for another one hundred yea

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city and understands our transit system that knows what's going on and then not having someone costa mesa coming from outside and saying this is what's going on the other end of the country you should take into consideration that as well. also i was supposed to be up for reappointment today but i'm not going to worry about it. it's on the agenda. if i have to wait another month i'll do it or two months but my term ended this month so take it from there thank you very much >> ms. sax you are reappointed to your seat on your u our calendar congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> if there are no other members of the public wishing to commit. public comment is closed. and madam clerk call our next item >> item 25 i will adjournment. >> colleagues we're adjourned. >> it's a pleasure to be here. i'd just like to say thanks to the city of san francisco and the mayor and all of you great people for keeping the legacy of otis redding alive. and a quick thing about the song. my mother said my father was in california and done some shows in los angeles. and he came home and he told her he wanted

officers say she had just crashed her car in nearby costa mesa in an apparent suicide attack. >>> property crime won't quit, but now they have the numbers to prove it. according to police records, their city had seen a 33% increase in auto thefts, a 40% jump in burglaries, and a 54% rise in robbery since 2011. this is all coinciding with the drastic reductions in oakland's police force. some neighborhoods are so fed up that they are hiring the private security to patrol their neighborhoods. >>> today, the oakland mayor is focusing on the final points, joining residents for a walk through their neighborhood. they started at the restaurant and then toured that area, earning some history in exploring the local shops. the idea was to celebrate their independence day. >> they have an amazing diverse sense of both languages, cultures, and the neighborhoods. and so there are 57 distinct neighborhoods. and within them, there's a lot of diversity. so today, it's retail. >> this is the first of what the mayor will hope to be a monthly neighborhood watch. to meet with people and learn more about the

we will move on to john from costa mesa, california. democrat. caller: thank you for c-span. this is just reckless brinkmanship on the part of the republican congress. all i can say is that the lobbies -- and lobbyists must be really working hard on the republican party to push them to repeal a law that is two weeks -- it doesn't get implemented until january, but you can sign up for the exchanges october 1. it was determined by the supreme court that it was connected to a tax. and all of these people, grover norquist and all of these people, must be very influential. i just wish the republican congress would work for the people and not for the lobbyists. democrat, what do you think about a potential government shutdown? caller: it is disastrous. we are trying to get on our feet. we have a war, we have all of these problems, and you want to put this country through this absurd exercise every three months? the president is totally right. -- thebeen approved by supreme court passed it. it is a done deal, law, and it is just absurd. host: all right. this is "the new york times"