i know mission dolores spent a long time on the design. the residential parking -- we are happy to see that comply with the plan standard. the inclusion there is -- the inclusion rehousing -- our ideal is for on site. we believe in mixed income housing development. over market does not have units of any kind for middle or low income. market batavia -- market octavia puc has a resolution on that point. we have a tight geography. we are dealing with the same neighborhood. we hope to be involved in this group of that ordinance if it happens. it is down to be devilish details. we're not trying to throw cold water, but it does matter about the specifics. where we have landed this transportation issues. the transportation study only came out about a month ago. most of the community had bits and pieces of information. we've not had the full thrust of the information until just very recently. there have been very quick conversations happening, including out in the hallway earlier. for us it focuses on two pieces. both have to do with the whole foods operation. that will

we have seen this with dolores " -- park, clubhouses, and the factory. the department has offered no resistance to this project. is this perhaps because the department will receive payments in return for this land? is the department reduced to selling their facilities to maintain their management budget? a short-term management, it -- crisis will influence -- and flight long-term losses to private control and a widening gap between the people in our parts department. regarding the boat house, the elisse needs to be carefully reviewed and there needs to be input from the historic preservation commission. let the issue be reviewed again and be considered for the benefit of everyone. thank you. supervisor chu: next speaker, please. [tone] supervisor chu: next speaker, please. please come forward. next speaker, please? next speaker, please. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is james toooadal. these people still believe in the system. it would be nice to show them that a little bit once. instead of losing all of the time. instead of like when they go up

we're seeing into laura's park potential efforts to make mark significant portions of the park -- in dolores p ark. korea seeing the increased use of surveys, which can be very appropriate, but is balanced, could end up jeopardizing future affordable housing -- but is balanced, -- but if balanced, could end up jeopardizing future affordable housing. parks and recreation opportunities are important. having usable libraries, that is important. it is important that we have smart housing policies to create enough affordable and in-fill housing, and i would like us to talk about embracing historic preservation while also supporting these critical policy goals, and too often, we have these conversations in a vacuum without considering other goals, so i and requesting that the following departments, planning, mta, public library, and the mayor's department on housing report on current and possible future impacts of historic preservation on the policy objectives of those departments -- i am requesting that. i am looking forward to having a productive conversation, and i ask that it be assigned to th

. -- dolores neighborhood. we see bike parking, a tree grates, terraces for people to sit. we will activate this public community space. the streetscape becomes a garden walkway along dolores street. i will talk more about that in a second. not only do we have the street level and street facade of the building. we also have on third and fourth and upper levels a wonderful diversity of spaces for the residential common areas. these will include community gathering, recreation, entertaining, and urban agriculture. perhaps we can even have some kind of synergy with wholefoods being down below. we're looking into all of those things. as i said, the upper floors will also have a butterfly habitat for the station blue band other butterflies. -- the station blue and other butterflies. even on the streetscape, we are in trade with the synergy between the spaces. the design concept is to create a place that is a refuge and century for alfresco living with the live above or below. we're looking at a habitat that is both for people and the environment. we want a place to inspire commun

dolores street. the project would provide a 31,000 square foot ground-floor grocery store doing business as wholefoods and 60 commercial parking spaces. the project is located in an mcp3 zoning district in the market/octavia planning area. the project also includes a dr. ceqa findings. -- adopted ceqa findings. the department has received a lot of correspondence from the public. we received a letter from hbna who generally supports the project but has concerns shared by dtna and the market and octavia cac. those concerns include the inclusion very good at not being located on site. they support the original parking keeling which that was contained in the -- parking q language that was contained in the mmrp that is somewhat diluted in its current form. the loading at 14th street should begin at 9:00 a.m. or later, not 7:00 a.m. or later as indicated in the mmrp. edna the generally supports the 9:00 a.m. loading time as well. the department also received several letters from residents in the neighborhood. many residents south of the side are concerned about the impact of the parking and loading on 14th and landers streets. they