that is the project to put solar on the roof at city hall and solar on the roof at davies symphony hall. we put that out as one big item. the work in wages is subject to regulation and oversight by the california department of industrial relations and subdivisions within that department. specifically, division of apprenticeship standards and the division of labor statistics and research. the division of apprenticeship standards recently released new apprenticeships guidelines that recognize a new occupation fatah vo-tech installer as a craft and new apprenticeships opportunity. that was announced last week and we have been trying to collect information and better understand how it affects our projects. what i can report to you so far is that it is generally a positive good first-that will help the city help californians build a future work force for the photovoltaic industry, but it's just a first that. we sat down with members of the division of apprenticeship standards. just this morning, to understand what the going forward steps are. they indicated to us that they have received from

davies symphony hall. all applications to direct business signs in public zoning district shall be submitted to the planning commission for approval. the historic preservation commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for the proposed project on march 16. commissioners, following any public comment, which would automatically remove these items from the consent calendar, these matters are in your hands. president olague: any comment for or against will pull this from consent. so if you are for it, just note that it will be pulled off the consent calendar if you speak to it. that being said, open it up for public comment on the consent calendar items. seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. commissioner moore: based on the comments i made earlier regarding the proposed merger between at&t and t-mobile usa, i ask that item nine people from consent and we consider it under a separate matter and bring it into the context of the conversation we all agree we would like to have. >> ok. item