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that didn't make sense. >> commissioner dooley? >> i wanted to ask about it mentions having them say how many employees they have. it's certainly been my experience in north beach, pretty much everybody wants to have their own truck there all the time so they can run out and get their tools. is there someway of limiting maximum amount of street spaces. >> i believe they can take more than 60 on street parking permits. that's the threshold we have now. at the same time we hear clearly from residents and business owners that the city needs to be more proactive in planning and letting citizens know pro actively what's happening in their neighborhood and no process and no notification exist. we think this is a really helpful first step into providing that plan outside of our traditional noticing requirements that we have on the books now. >> is there some kind of incentive that encourage carpooling or truck pooling amongst these folks so not every single person working on the site has to bring their own vehicle. >> yes, one of the comp

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that didn't make sense. >> commissioner dooley? >> i wanted to ask about it mentions having them say how many employees they have. it's certainly been my experience in north beach, pretty much everybody wants to have their own truck there all the time so they can run out and get their tools. is there someway of limiting maximum amount of street spaces. >> i believe they can take more than 60 on street parking permits. that's the threshold we have now. at the same time we hear clearly from residents and business owners that the city needs to be more proactive in planning and letting citizens know pro actively what's happening in their neighborhood and no process and no notification exist. we think this is a really helpful first step into providing that plan outside of our traditional noticing requirements that we have on the books now. >> is there some kind of incentive that encourage carpooling or truck pooling amongst these folks so not every single person working on the site has to bring their own vehicle. >> yes, one of the comp

commissioner adams, here, commissioner dooley, commissioner dwight, here, commissioner ortiz cartagena and commissioner white and commissioner riley is absent. mr. president you have a quorum. shall we move to item no. 2. general public comment >> let's do it. >> general public comment allows the public to comment on matters on today's purview and not on the agenda and for future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public that would like to have public comment or anything that is not on today's agenda? >> so, if you will just, public speaker: i'm gail ball an vice-president of the hayes valley merchants association and we oppose the goes at the district that bans retail. i will forward our argument to the commission for their review instead focusing on brick and mortar stores for their store count. there is definitely room for another interpretation of formula retail to meet maximum. i will be happy to discuss with them. that's not why i am here. which leaves me why i'm here before you. i want to strongly recommend this commission can view this commission can protect themse

commissioner adams, here, commissioner dooley, commissioner dwight, here, commissioner ortiz cartagena and commissioner white and commissioner riley is absent. mr. president you have a quorum. shall we move to item no. 2. general public comment >> let's do it. >> general public comment allows the public to comment on matters on today's purview and not on the agenda and for future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public that would like to have public comment or anything that is not on today's agenda? >> so, if you will just, public speaker: i'm gail ball an vice-president of the hayes valley merchants association and we oppose the goes at the district that bans retail. i will forward our argument to the commission for their review instead focusing on brick and mortar stores for their store count. there is definitely room for another interpretation of formula retail to meet maximum. i will be happy to discuss with them. that's not why i am here. which leaves me why i'm here before you. i want to strongly recommend this commission can view this commission can protect themse

. >> it's august, 2010, and aaron dooley, an avid cyclist, is out touring with his local riding groupmething he loves to do as often as he can. that day his friend danielle crowley is filming from the back of her boyfriend's motorcycle. >> they were just asking around if anybody wanted to videotape, so i agreed. it's a fun experience. >> aaron and the other riders love doing stunts and can't resist the thrill of the open road. >> around here there's not many places. it's easier just to go on the road. it's not as safe. it's not safe at all, but we come out here on the road and ride our bikes and we do wheelies. >> the wheelie is aaron's personal favorite. >> when you first start out doing wheelies, it's probably one of the scariest things you have done. you are like, holy cow, this thing has tons of power. and you get off and your hands are shaking. >> that august day seems perfect for a joy ride. after all, to aaron, what day isn't? >> it is a perfect day for riding, really. just not my day. >> danielle crowley isn't expecting anything out of the ordinary, just the boys doing their u

successfully and a lot of this funding came if commissioner avalos office so thank you commissioner dooley and the friends group is a terrific champion with the funding also actually at this time we've received pro bono from the design the conceptual design for the building as well as legal services from gibson dunn and a variety of pro bono partners that was included in the 2009 balboa station creating a human being around the station brings economic and community activities to that area where there is not a central gather point let's see so going forward the master plan for the building is to add a level to create cafe space and retail space are litter and design studios to roommate a power hours a 35 feet ceiling with natural light and where we will cool industrial features giving a great vibe the secretary of interior will be applied with a gold building a leaf platinum last year the commission approved an lda with a future lease and mou with the mta that allows for our short time and long term access to the building during construction going forward and you approved the schematic desi

. >> before commissioner dooley speaks i must on this one take a different approach to it this is the crux seems to me to be whether or not there will be a historic resource that is going to be effected by this project as currently planned the argument seems to be that well, if the building is such it was built with the anticipation that it would, modified then it is improper to apply to it the standards of integrity the problem with that virtually every commercial building that's ever been built is constructed with the anticipation it will be modified from time to time as the needs of commerce or the wimbles of fashion dictate so if you're going to not apply the standard of integrity to a building because it was bought that the building might change occasionally no room for the standard of architecture integrity i'm unwilling to throw it out and morph i don't think we have the authority to disregard that standard now i can certainly understand and am moved by the arguments of the people who have spoken who do not wish their neighborhood to be changed are my fellow commissioner statem

. >> before commissioner dooley speaks i must on this one take a different approach to it this is theto me to be whether or not there will be a historic resource that is going to be effected by this project as currently planned the argument seems to be that well, if the building is such it was built with the anticipation that it would, modified then it is improper to apply to it the standards of integrity the problem with that virtually every commercial building that's ever been built is constructed with the anticipation it will be modified from time to time as the needs of commerce or the wimbles of fashion dictate so if you're going to not apply the standard of integrity to a building because it was bought that the building might change occasionally no room for the standard of architecture integrity i'm unwilling to throw it out and morph i don't think we have the authority to disregard that standard now i can certainly understand and am moved by the arguments of the people who have spoken who do not wish their neighborhood to be changed are my fellow commissioner statement that if

commissioner adams, here, commissioner dooley, commissioner dwight, here, commissioner ortiz cartagena and commissioner white and commissioner riley is absent. mr. president you have a quorum. shall we move to item no. 2. general public comment >> let's do it. >> general public comment allows the public to comment on matters on today's purview and not on the agenda and for future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public that would like to have public comment or anything that is not on today's agenda? >> so, if you will just, public speaker: i'm gail ball an vice-president of the hayes valley merchants association and we oppose the goes at the district that bans retail. i will forward our argument to the commission for their review instead focusing on brick and mortar stores for their store count. there is definitely room for another interpretation of formula retail to meet maximum. i will be happy to discuss with them. that's not why i am here. which leaves me why i'm here before you. i want to strongly recommend this commission can view this commission can protect themse