and at oak and divisadero and this effects merchants on divisadero leading up to hate street as well as folks in lower haide. adding additional retail and affordable units within four middle income residents i think will help everyone and increase foot traffic in nearby neighborhoods. in addition, the 170 bike parking spaces and limit of .5 parking spots per units will encourage units to take advantage of the wiggle, use muni and explore all of divisadero street and lower hate merchant corridor. the additional residents will have a more positive impact than negative. lastly, david, the developer, i believe is truly gone out of his way to really meet and talk to everyone. i know not everyone is always able to make it out to all the meetings but frankly, he has been around too much. i find him to be adding a lot to the neighborhood and trying to help with the arts and he even helped out with the art walks. even though it may not help to his end goal. i think that he will add personality to our neighborhood rather than takeaway from it. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, everybo

i'm speaking in support of affordable divisadero.i stand with them to increase the percentage of affordability. that said, i would also like to mention a couple other points that have been overlooked. this development sits in the heart of a victoria yan neighborhood. there's five landmark buildings, san francisco landmark buildings within a block of this proposed structure. there's perhaps no other cluster of landmarks in san francisco like this one. they represent the pinnacle of victoria design. i do believe that 400 divisadero is way out of scale for the neighborhood. there's only a hint of victoria victorian. i ask them to send the design back and include greater victorian elements and i ask the height limit at least be closer to the five landmark buildings within a block or so of the proposed development. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is julian mackie. i'm also chair of our lapped use subcommittee many of it's made up of community members from diverse set of backgrounds both representativers, hom

, what was it in divisadero for rental? >> thank you, commissioner richards. feasibility studies that were done showed a range for rental on divisadero from 20 to 23% in that depended on whether rents were going to escalate at different levels over the coming years. this study showed that the projects had not begun prior to the up zoning, prior to that have a higher rate, so much of a home s.f. project. this is one of the projects that have been in before 2018 so they are at the 20% that you all approved several months ago. >> great, things. >> commissioner hillis? >> i think commissioner richards raises a good point about that legislation. i think we debated it and we had it here a couple of times. i think this commission unanimously passed it at that rate. the board subsequently approved unanimously. it is one of the highest rates that we have that was not a increase. this was primarily a bulk increase, similar to what we have done in other neighbourhoods like eastern neighbourhoods and market. i think this does everythin

and 2019-012004lbr for properties at 305 divisadero, 25 ball balboa street. and 815 burnett avenue respectively. these are all legacy business registry applications. >> good afternoon, commissioners. desiree smith and before you are six legacy business registry applications and resolutions which were submitted to the department by the office of small business and are ready for your recommendation. your findings today will be forwarded to the small business commission for final action. the first application before you is for comics experience. comics experience is a comic book and graphic novel store located at 305 divisadero street in april 1989. at the time, there were procter & gamblesty 24 comic book shops in san francisco. today there are just eight left. com comic experience is the oldest comic bookstore with the same location and the same owner who is also a major figure in the comicbook industry. the features and traditions that define the business include the two locations, 305 divisadero and 2381 ocean avenue as well as their window displays, graphic

. >> that will place on item four 400 through 444 divisadero street.this is a conditional use authorization. >> the afternoon, nurse. my mary hartman staff. this e.u. see you before you is to allow unit development to demolish existing gas stations, a carwash and two residential buildings containing three units to relocate as a dental building approximately 49 see, to the east project side, and the action of a new three to six story mixed-use building 37 of which would be affordable units. 8100 square feet of commercial retail uses, 56 offstreet parking spaces, one loading space, one car space, 170 class one bicycle spaces, 16 class two bicycle spaces, totaling approximately 150,000 square feet, and 15,000 square feet of common open space. the project is located in two zoning districts, the divisive -- the divisadero neighborhood commercial transit district, and the residential house three family district with 65 a and 40 x. high in oak districts. the project requires conditional use authorization for a large lots development size exceeding 9,999 squar