i am a property owner in the delores' neighborhood association. i have owned a house on delors for 16 years and i realize how much traffic that there is. i am really concerned about the possibility of delores street being made into a one main street. i think that there would be a lot of traffic turning onto delores. i am also concerned about the 14th street and the traffic that goes through there because i travel the street all the time. one way to delores and particularly in the morning, it is very busy. thank you for the opportunity. >> commissioners, -- >> president miguel, if i can just do some housekeeping, yesterday evening, the commission received a final copy of the review documents and i have copies here for the public as well. i want you to know that this included some minor revisions. this is a preliminary document that was published in november. i want to show you that those our editorial in nature. the only thing that i would mention is that any substance that is a revision is the excavation at the corner of market and delores. that i

the delores street -- streetscape. >> the delores street streetscape is not. okay. i just want to be. >> i want to be clear. >> market and the treat are not accurate on the plans before you. great. you're urging the project sponsor to reconsiderate deliveries after 9:00 a.m. >> seriously consider deliveries after 9:00 a.m. but it is not imposed as a modification there will be a one-year reporting back to the commission after occupancy and that -- that report would include information on queues, loading and -- and a.m. track conditions. >> right. >> that there is -- one other one. >> the notice. >> noticing to tenants that they're moving into an area that has recycling. >> recycle center. >> then the mmrp. >> she said that. >> i mentioned that first. >> then the m.t.a. conversation to encourage the -- that was just sort of -- >> that was -- that wasn't part of the motion. joan on the motion as we have just restated, commissioners antonini. bore do not. fong, moore. sugaya. olague and miguel. all ayes. that motion passes unanimously. >> commissioners, you are u now on

i am a member of -- and i'm also on the board of the delores' neighborhood. this is directly across the street from this building so personally, i will be affected as much as anyone that has been in this room because i live across the street and i have to park my car in this area. so, this is going to change my life, believe me. one of my concerns is the mitigation. l development, we have three others going on literally within 200 feet of my window. i will be living in dust for the next five years. they will probably stagger these developments out. we will live in a construction zone with trucks coming at whatever time. not only will i be living in the building but after the whole foods is built, then you have the trucks and the parking. if that st., i know it will affect my life and i like the idea that you will come back in a year after the store opens and check on whole foods, because believe me, we have heard that the parking and the killing up for that start this -- for the store is sometimes really horrible. to keep them honest, i would like you to do t

we like the entry and exit at the heart corner of market and delores, which we feel greatly increases the retail presence at the corner. we're excited by the cafe seating and feel this will enliven the important gateway to dolores street. we like the street furniture they're proposing. we like the way they are treating the corner. we are also very impressed with the porous nature of the design on delores that was not in some of the original designs. it is an improvement and has been made. lastly, we have also been impressed with the way they have responded to the concerns the community has brought up, and in particular i know there was concern about the property wall on the western side of the project, visible when one travels east. there were changes made to the wall to make it a more vibrant, exciting while to look at as well. we feel this project has been extremely well vetted. we are in support of it and hope you will be as well. thank you very much. >> my name is pat turra. i would like to ask if i can switch speaking positions with a colleague. he has a previous engagement and i

we have projects that come up to us that do not understand the difference between streets like delores and 14th and market, which are very different in their aspects and really should be treated differently. we have had problems with that in the past. but i think -- i think you have done a very good job with this. i hope you do not think that the one-year -- concept of reporting back to us is anything unusual. that's something that this commission has done many times in the past. perhaps more frequently now the city gets a lit moral crowded. we have had instances where the conditions of approval have not quite been kept up the way they should be and it is a way for us to double check, not only the -- that the operator is doing what they're supposed to do but to -- that we were right in the way we put those conditions together. it is as much of a double check for them as f

the delores' neighborhood and mission dolores neighborhoods. the site faces three streets. market street is the historic retail and mixed use hub and backbone of san francisco. we have worked on the design of the building to create three different buildings to identify three of the different characteristics of the street. on market street, which is vibrant and cosmopolitan, the design of the building is very clean and simple. it reinforces the ground-floor retail. to input received by all of the different neighborhood communities and neighborhood groups, we have added significant detail in the way the bay windows have been handled, and adding significant detail at the skyline of the building. all these were done in response to comments we have received. the corner entry and community terrace at the entrance to the whole food store will provide a terrific community gathering place and welcome entry for the retail function there. on dolores street, dolores transitions to a historical boulevard, a significant boulevard. this reflects a more workable, residential and landscape

transportation might be more prevalent, i personally believe that there's going to be queuing on to delores street. so, i think that we should pay particular attention to that and monitor that condition. if the actual -- eliminating one lane, i would like to make sure that when we adopt this motion, if we adopt the motion, that we are not adopting this particular plan because sometimes there is confusion as to what we are adopting and what we are not adopting. the plan we have in front of us shows is it going down to one lane. i would just like to make sure that the understanding of the motion that is not being adopted by the commission. i would like to have consideration given to a post 9:00 loading our. i think that there should be some consideration given. i am looking up in the morning by the garbage trucks all of the time and that is one aspect of it. i think that almost every neighborhood group has commented about this particular situation and the importance of 14th street. i will offer that as an amendment to the motion. >> let me just ask them to seriously consider this. i would be

after school, alice and delores park thinking about human behavior. >> i don't know what people wanto -- from me, for real. i have to say i think people just want me to be perfect. but you know what? i am capable of doing anything. it doesn't matter who i am or the way i look. what matters is the effort. i will study more. >> alice studied hard. she gets automatic a's. she's on the honor roll! -- she gets all a's. she's on the honor roll. >> oh, my god. i can't believe it? you see? i am capeable. don't call me dummy. now who do you think schnur i am a girl with just good grades. >> the morale of this story is that no matter what people think about you, all you have to do is show who you really are. even if the situation isn't good for you, you must make the best effort you can and you will succeed in this life. jenny chuasiriporn did -- life. [cheers and applause] >> all right. yell about the shooting, about the killings. mothers don't remember reality. phone call. angers, her client. who the media pictures fighting and screaming. wife drops the bottle. neighbors. let mep put some in

with song and prayer, people representing many religious faiths came together at mission delores basilica in san francisco. where one of its young parishioners faces deportation. elizabeth lee, who's in the u.s. illegally is scheduled to be sent back to peru where she was born. >> i don't remember anything about peru. i don't remember the lifestyle. basically everything i have is here in the united states. >> steve lee, no relation to elizabeth also faces deportation. his family entered the u.s. illegally when he was just 11. the dream act would enable immigrants who came to the u.s. illegally to have a path to permanent residency if they enrole in college for at least two years or serve two years in the military. >> it will not only help me, but help thousands and millions of people who are undocumented and want a chance to stay here. >> elizabeth lee says the dream act would fulfill her american dream. >> i hope it passes, because there are many students, thousands of them just like me, who wish to study, work hard, and have goals in life and have plans for life, and they just want to g

delores custer is revered in the industry. she tells you everything you need to know.ooks. we start with "sarabeth's bakery." she is known for her jams and jellies. this is for the aspiring baker. great photos, great how-tos. >> and easy to follow. >> lovely book. yes. even me, i can probably make brioche if i try. michele richard explains how morons in baking, like me, could make a gorgeous dessert. >> uncommon to be skilled at both. >> he's rare. he's unique that way. here, we have "the perfect finish," from billy yosses. he's been cooking for years. this is his first book. he picked all of his favorite recipes. >> one of the things president obama says all the time. the reason he has to watch his weight at the white house, is because of billy's pie. >> so good. >> and last but not least. the title says it all. it's organized by texture. it's easy to find the cookie you want. and alice has been doing this for years. i want to mention the others on the website. and i want to say, everybody rushes to the store. maybe the book isn't there. i'm sure you can find these on

. >> could you tell us where delores is? you know who she is. she is the clark. >> she is not our clients. i cannot speak on her behalf. the fact is that the deputy clerk is a commissioned officer. in she is under the government code for a civil commissioner for marriage. and she is all the same responsibilities. >> is there anything in the record to suggest that she is acting with the cleric's authority? >> the answer is no, isn't it? >> there is nothing that shows the clerk has designated her. we have visited bridgette we have a designation from the supervisor. we have the declaration of mr. vargas -- miss vargas that said she has these responsibilities. the court is to assume the facts to be true. >> what facts can we assume about the fact that there is nothing in their record to indicate that your clients, as any authority whatsoever to attend to intervene in the litigation? >> in her declaration she says she has responsibility. >> you are repeating yourself now. there is nothing in the record to indicate she is acting on the authority of th

. >> could you tell us where delores is? you know who she i she is the clark. >> she is not our clients. i cannot speak on her behalf. the fact is that the depu clerk is a commissioned officer. in she is under the government co for a civil commissioner for marriage. and she is all the same responsibilities. >> is there anything in the record to suggest that she is acting with the cleric's authority? >> the answer is no, isn't it? >> there is nothing that shows the clerk has designated her. we have visited bridgette we have a designation from the supervisor. we have the declaration of mr. vargas -- miss vargas that said she has these responsibilities. the court is to assume the facts to be true. >> what facts can we assume about the fact that there is nothing in their record to indicate that your clients, as any auorit whatsoever to attend to iervene in the litigation? >> in her declaration she says she has responsibility. >> you are repeating yourself now. there is nothing in the record to indicate she is acting on the autho

. >> could you tell us where delores is? you know who she is. our clients. i cannot speak on her behalf. the fact is that the deputy clerk is a commissioned officer. in she is under the government code for a civil commissioner for marriage. and she is all the same responsibilities. >> is there anything in the record to suggest that she is acting with the cleric's authority? >> the answer is no, isn't it? >> there is nothing that shows the clerk has designated her. we have visited bridgette we have a designation from the supervisor. we have the declaration of mr. vargas -- miss vargas that said she has these responsibilities. the court is to assume the facts to be true. >> what facts can we assume about the fact that there is nothing in their record to indicate that your clients, as any authority whatsoever to attend to intervene in the litigation? >> in her declaration she says she has responsibility. >> you are repeating yourself now. there is nothing in the record to indicate she is acting on the authority of the clerk, correct? >> that is cor

and fewer loopholes, such as reform to social security that for most workers increases the age and delores the adjustment rate of cost of living-- and lowers the adjustment rate of the cost of living. i was struck a few weeks ago giving a talk at the university of las vegas, and i asked the students in the room how many of them expected to get social security when they retired, and three of them raised their hand. the notion that we should consider social security as a sacred cow, that does not hold water. the younger generation is already recognized the dilemma. they recognize the need for reform. but that kind of spirit of shared sacrifice will only be established if we ask a -- every major part of the budget to contribute. at the end of the day, i fundamentally disagree with bob. i do not think you can make major progress on deficit reduction unless everybody has to do something. while i always like to ellis for guidance on fiscal matters, i do think that we need to up the spirit of sacrifice. and the national security area, they are risky. instant loans, they might be less generous. an

smaller and fewer loopholes, such as reform to social security that for most workers increaseshe a and delores of cost of living-- and lowers the adjustment rate of the cost living. i was strk a few weeks ago giving a talk at the university of las vegas, and i asked the students in the room how many of them expected to get social security when they retired, and three of them raised their hand. the notion that we should coider social security as a sacred cow, that does not hold water. the younger generation is already recognized the dilemma. they recognize the need for reform. but that kind of spirit of shared sacrifice will only be established if we ask a -- every major part of the budget to contribute. at the end of the day, i fundamentally disagree with bob. i do not think you can make major progress on deficit reduction unless everybody has to do something. while i always like to ellis for guidance on fiscal matters, i do think that we need to up the spirit of sacfice. and the national security area, they are risky. instant loans, they might be less generous. and so what it dowthe road -- t

. >> could you tell us where delores is? you know who she is. she is the clark. >> she is not o clients. i cannot speak on her behalf. the fact is that the deputy clerk is a commissioned officer. in she is under the government code for a civil comssioner for marriage. and she is all the same responsibilities. >> is there anything in the record to suggest that she is acting with the cleric's authority? >> the answer is no, isn't it? >> there is nothing that shows the clerk has designated her. we have visited bridgette we have a designation from the supervisor. we have the declaration of mr. vargas -- miss vargas that said she has these responsibilities. the court is to assume the facts to be true. >> what facts can we assume about the fact that there is nothing in their record to indicate that yr clients, as any authority whatsoever to attend to intervene in the litigation? >> in her declaration she says she has responsibility. >> you are repeating yourself now. there is nothing in the record to indicate she is acting on the authority of the cler

and fewer loopholes, such as reform to social security that for most workers increases the age and delores the adjustment rate of cost of living-- and lowers the adjustment rate of the cost of living. i was struck a few weeks ago giving a talk at the university of las vegas, and i asked the students in the room how many of them expected to get social security when they retired, and three of them raised their hand. the notion that we should consider social security as a sacred cow, that does not hold water. the younger generation is already recognized the dilemma. they recognize the need for reform. but that kind of spirit of shared sacrifice will only be established if we ask a -- every major part of the budget to contribute. at the end of the day, i fundamentally disagree with bob. i do not think you can make major progress on deficit reduction unless everybody has to do something. while i always like to ellis for guidance on fiscal matters, i do think that we need to up the spirit of sacrifice. and the national security area, they are risky. instant loans, they might be less generous. an

. >> could you tell us where delores is? you know who she is.the clark. >> she is not our clients. i cannot speak on her behalf. the fact is that the deputy clerk is a commissioned officer. in she is under the government code for a civil commissioner for marriage. and she is all the same responsibilities. >> is there anything in the record to suggest that she is acting with the cleric's authority? >> the answer is no, isn't it? >> there is nothing that shows the clerk has designated her. we have visited bridgette we have a designation from the supervisor. we have the declaration of mr. vargas -- miss vargas that said she has these responsibilities. the court is to assume the facts to be true. >> what facts can we assume about the fact that there is nothing in their record to indicate that your clients, as any authority whatsoever to attend to intervene in the litigation? >> in her declaration she says she has responsibility. >> you are repeating yourself now. there is nothing in the record to indicate she is acting on the authority of the clerk,