the final budget for the total cost of the faÇade screen approximately 3.6 million.eveloper would be contributing their public art fee, plus some cost allowance savings for approximately $2.6 million and the museum would contribute the remaining amount of $1 million due to the grant disbursement agreement. the grant agreement -- itself includes provisions related to compliance with the policies and programs, including the small business enterprise program. which both the museum and the developer are complying with. they have been working closely with our contact compliance team to date. the approval of the fourth grant disbursement agreement would be in compliance of the 2,010 grant agreement. the proposed use of funds is consistent with the grant, and the fourth disbursement agreement would include or does include a budget and the roles and responsibilities of each party and the mechanisms for disbursement and compliance. if the commission approves this request the parties will move forward to complete the faÇade screen and disburse the million dollars in funds by t

so it exists currently on the facade, but it's no longer truly a window. we were going to keep it, of course. that certainly could become a double-hung if it needed to be replaced. >> commissioner black: since it's being replaced, if that at all helps it pair up with its neighbor? i don't know. subject to the... >> the statement on the obvious. we didn't come this far to not do that last little bit. so if you feel strongly, that's fine with us. >> i would agree with commissioner black, it's a tiny gesture, but that would -- from the outside at least it would look authentic. just the matching window to existing 105. >> agreed. >> okay. >> by the way, this is the posting affidavit. >> okay. sorry. >> questions or comments? >> yeah, i also want to compliment the team. this is extremely impressive. i was particularly interested and just find it fantastic that not only is the stone from calusa county which is where it was originally -- not from there originally -- sorry [laughter]. sorry to make you jump up and down. >> actually it's from the akiana bay in oreg

so we wanted to approach this as blending the facade, but before we even talk about the facade it's really important to talk about the massing. so when we look at the google earth image right here, one of the first things we look at is obviously rear yard and white walls. you can see here right here how the building intrudes in the light well. we are going to correct that with the new building. the adjacent building also has a big light well, but it's mainly soaked up in fire escapes. however, there are some small windows in there so we did match that. it's also important to know with these light wells that they don't extend down to the ground floor. they do on the smaller building over here, but there's no windows in there. so although planning doesn't require that we match a light wall all the way to grade, had there been some windows, we would have looked at that. let's look at massing here. the first place to start is a boundary survey. we go on the survey to locate the size, dimension, depth of any sort of site features adjacent. as you can see, the building to this side is quite deep

the preservation of the facade we've covered is not required to a construed member. we were not able to get on to the adjacent member's property and his pop-out was 12 feet versus -- actually, 1'23" vers . >> i'm ron fuller and i support this because of the lack of housing. ever since they delay code projects, this makes them more expensive and makes people harder to find homes. before coming home here, i looked to see how long this project has been this andly keg witin and blue applicationwith . we need to make it easier, not harder, for people to build housing, encouraging homeowners or developers that every time of unit to the housing stock of san francisco, not discourage them but encourage them for maximizinmaximizing density. if this keeps getting delayed, my generation will be urged out of the city. i urge to approve this project as is. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners, corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing koa lugs. coalition. we tend to not doing anything under ten units but we know the project team really, really well a

i know dan made -- she made a good faith effort in the beautification of this formerly drab house faÇade very job. and the deer or -- deteriorating effort driveway. i hardly realize it was historic and had so much potential. it was just so drab. it has been known she has the support of the building department for the work she has done, which should be emphasized it is also practical infrastructures in place that she has described in that immediate area. it seems to me it would be common sense for these -- to keep things as they are. so much improved as they now are , and without any kind of penalty. as others have said, she has been under terrible stress because of this and i'm worried about her, so thank you for listening to all of us today. >> thank you for coming out. >> hello. i have a couple of points to make. my husband and i live behind jan we bought it in 2009. from the pictures, you can kind of see that the slope from 21 st street is quite steep down to the gate. on the other side of the gate, the slope is a little bit less, but continues all the way down to my house, which you

the other thing that we have concerns about his the faÇade rendering, and the materials.i personally believe there is too many materials area you have stone tile at the bottom -- mr. weiss has said he is into use high quality materials, and mr. mcgraw is a quality builder. i don't think the design is quality. it is a collage of elements that are not working together. there is a syntax and a context on the block. it does not have to be victorian. it can be modern, but there is such a thing as good modern. what we are concerned about, and i think what really has inflamed us is -- across the street, there is a victorian behind the stucco. which, in -- 2013, they replaced with assembly building here. the building to the right, which was a victorian, two years ago was replaced by this boxy, out of scale with windows building. there is a collection of materials on there. there is stucco. it is a random collage that does not work together. it's complicated to more than one material. i would prefer one material. either shingles, wood, taco, stone, but not three materials, with co

joseph's and keep the whole for sod, -- the whole facade, might add a little bit of mezzanine. it would be a very, very, very straightforward transaction, that i think everyone on the commission and the city would be very happy about. that's kind of my -- the biggest thing i have to recuse myself from. >> supervisor ronen: okay. 125 psychologists, that's music to my ears. >> it's really important. >> supervisor ronen: any other questions from my colleagues? no. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> supervisor ronen: and now can we please hear from lydia south. good morning. welcome. >> good morning. good morning. good morning, chair ronen and members of the committee. my name is lydia south. i'm honored to be nominated for serve on the historic preservation commission. i moved to san francisco from portland, oregon, in 2000. my daughter and i have been living in the mission for over 11 years. we enjoy one of the most vibrant, diverse neighborhoods in san francisco. every day we experienced a rich history of the city. as an immigrant from hong kong, i know what hard work means.

it certainly looks like a four story building when you look at the faÇades.hink the top floor is small. it doesn't seem like the neighbors are asking for a lot. they would like to accept this new person to be a neighbor and are asking for a setback in the front to comply with the next her neighbor and protect light and ventilation, and they would like to not have a roof deck, which is mostly what the top floor is. it seems like it is a large roof deck and a small room up there. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment in support of the d.r. requester? okay. with that, we'll hear from the project sponsor. >> thank you. i'm travis murdoch, thank you for staying so late and spending time with me this evening. can you put up the projector, please? i'm a physician. i work as an investor and my wife is a nurse. we move five years ago from canada. we have many relatives from canada. many of whom are our coming to visit us. we are planning on having three kids. we have one, we have one on the way. this is a project for us, 100%, with the intent to stay in a

to gripping historical footage a light showing compass is the entire facade. no with the lights in the background it was very special. does not seem like a good spot on the banks of the spray and the building of the rock star gets lovely as he shows for i thought it was really good really impressive and. there's amazing . film about the history of democracy in germany is shown on some evenings in german with english subtitles the last showing is the motto business the day of jim and unity. and this is where we come full circle just a few meters down the road from the parliament you'll find a piece of. this standing effect a permanent mission was the embassy of the federal republic and communist east berlin today it's a meeting point for fans of the rhineland way of life. it was founded by 2 men from vaughan in 1997 and quickly became a hangout for prelims political elite. that was our look back at the history of the german federal republic from its birth and on all the way to its present home base ember a letter germany's a medical history has taught us a lot

here and we managed to persuade the owner of large parts of the golden scales façade to donate the stonesto us he had them stored in his library building. fund kamel family papers reveal details like the existence of a gilded waterspout shaped like a dragon. a total of 15 buildings have been reconstructed 20 more are entirely new they're built in medieval style some people criticize the project at 1st but today the new old town is a thing of beauty from aston i'd finished my 1st impression is that it's beautiful it's aesthetically pleasing but i can say that about it a decorative facades cannot very well i don't know how much money went into it that that raises the question of whether it was the right investment to make investments only be the thinnest or nothing now i think it still looks very lifeless but can i say that the human element is still missing somehow i come to maybe that will come when the right shops move and some shops have already opened like this wind bag. businesses with a regional connection get preferential treatment when trying to sign leases in a new old town this b

gripping historical footage a light show encompasses the entire facade. with the lights in the background it was very special. does not i like a spot on the banks of bush press. when the building of the rock star gets lovely as he shows ricky served well i thought it was really good really impressive and a great time misfit it was amazing. and. the film about the history of democracy in germany is shown on some evenings in german with english subtitles the last showing is the moto business so the day of jim and unity. and this is where we come full circle just a few meters down the road from the parliament you'll find a piece of bon. distended to footscray to the permanent mission was the embassy of the federal republic and communist east berlin today it's a meeting point for fans of the rhineland way of life. it was founded by 2 men from bonn and 997 and quickly became a hangout for lens political elite. that was our look back at the history of the german federal republic from its birth and gone all the way to express that whole basis ever left germany i

kathy: my hope for you is throw away the facade.emonis: if i can't force her to accept the truth, warts and all, this company's gonna go right down the drain. max: i feel like we deserve more because we're worth more. lemonis: you need to cut the... my name is marcus lemonis. and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it's not always pretty. everything's gonna change. everything. but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this... let's go to work. ...is "the profit." ♪ in 2008, california native max kater founded murchison-hume, a maker of nontoxic cleaning products. max: this is an all-purpose plant-based cleaner. lemonis: a former fashion editor, max was living in australia when her son became allergic to ordinary cleaning products. max: i just needed something that i could clean the house with that looked good, that smelled great, that i could trust. lemonis: she saw the

they worked with small business facade program to make over two storefronts. they maintain several subcommittees and a board of directors. and i'd like to invite up mr. dan weaver. >> good morning, supervisors. this is an area map of the c.b.d. basically we're along ocean avenue we also provide services to the city college campus there at the eastern end of the district. we have two very active committees, street life committee, focusing on activation of the retail district and the business committee, concerned with small business growth or attraction, growth and retention. this is a list of our partner organizations and non-profit sector. and our government partner organizations. in fiscal year '17-'18, o.a.a. secured non-assessment grant funding, which brought our -- this augments our assessment revenue to bring our total revenue to $429,511, enables us to conduct projects connected to our goals of marketing, beautification, maintenance, and cleaning. focusing on our largest budget item, maintenance, cleaning and safety, we've employed clean scapes, which pr

unadorned facades standard windows the same layouts on each floor simplicity is key that something that our house taught us well. but the comfort of those who live there also plays a central role in designing the rooms are large and laid out well. but challenges that space is limited and things are getting more expensive including browns. so we have to respond by using the space still available to us for affordable housing. one of the. that is indeed a tall order a major challenge for housing authorities urban planners and architects buildings that are cheap and actually nice to live in. that's all for made this week but as always we hope you'll post your thoughts or comments about the show on facebook or twitter thanks for watching and see you again soon. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. told so may not be the champion of human rights but there's one in particular who scored his attention to the likes of us it's free my guest this week is somebody back some boss of the famous emotional religious freedom is donald trump trying to hijack coolidge and some political purpo

the changes to the facade, we would allow for the wood siding that has been installed to remain, for a garage alteration to occur change in materials and glazing to occur, and also window replacement in line with what they've outlined in the plans here. there was also some other details that were removed, and we would allow legalization of that through this permit. so i'll put it over to the permit holder and request that the bothered uphold the permit of these plans. >> good evening, i am the attorney for the owner here and we agree with everything scott sanchez has said. i don't often say that, but tonight we're very pleased we were able to come to an agreement. we would like to thank all of the planning staff for the time they've devoted to helping us reach this and also to julie rozenburg. so we're asking the board to sign off on this compromise proposal that we have reached and we do have copies of the revised plans. i'll give you one at least for the record. >> okay. thank you. >> alec, if you could accept the plans. what's the date on the plans? >> august 28, 2019. >> okay. an

that sort of shows it more. >> you'll notice the setback in the facade, that was to reduce the setback. that was to introduce two materials on to that narrower face and first to focus on the actual community room within the programme. the portion that's behind this serated panels, there's a certainly amount of daylight. it sets off and contrasts two different parts to it while still giving us the able to allow light to come into the meeting rooms. >> one thing you may not be able to answer is a department question. given how much focus there's been of the design of this particular building, i'm wondering how building 25 ever managed to get through. it must have been before my time but it seems so out of character given the time of study that, you know, that you've done and relating this so completely to the kind of character of the existing building. noi would endorse the projects s designed. thank you so much for pulling it together and bringing it in. i wonder if we could take a look at that, thank you. you want us to come up? it might be pretty heavy. >> yes. >> i will say these are

2019, to andrew rabinovich of an alteration permit to memorialise the replacement of the exterior facade from existing siding and also replacement of the garage door with new glass roll-up garage door. >> so the subject permit that is before you for 157 marview way is the result of an enforcement action for work on the facade that was done without benefit of the permit and the permit is attempting to correct that. i won't go into full consideration of the board's calendar, but we have reached a compromise agreement on a project that may move forward. i have them in a green folder and i think we have copies for all members. the changes to the facade, we would allow for the wood siding that has been installed to remain, for a garage alteration to occur change in materials and glazing to occur, and also window replacement in line with what they've outlined in the plans here. there was also some other details that were removed, and we would allow legalization of that through this permit. so i'll put it over to the permit holder and request that the bothered uphold the permit of these plans.

there is a faÇade permit window, replacement and garage door replacement foundation.these have all been submitted and not issued, and in the a.d.u. permit they submitted to do a ground-floor a.d.u. actually another thing in regards to the a.d.u., this is a class a common historic resource. what they are proposing on their latest version of the a.d.u., removing the garage. it may be be approvable, but has not received her review, there has been no ceqa authorization. we don't think that the board could actually take action to approve the project on the plans of they are putting forward to you today, because, no ceqa determination has been made on the faÇade determination. and had to be another, you know, continuance to have that address. again, that is why i should be on a separate permit. do it right the next time. >> so -- i -- i -- i hate to make comparisons to a previous case, i just to be convenient. it happens to be convenient that it was the last case that we heard. as i was clearly a proponent o of -- nudging you to move forward, and have a reconsideration, bec

existing historic resource and the new structure is set back at least 20 feet from the front building faÇadecited in an existing driveway which reduces its visibility from the street, and second, the garage is clad in wood siding and has a flat roof that is visually separated from the existing bay window projection. the proposed blockage or diminishment of light to the existing windows are not exceptional. we know they are not protected. staff recommends the commission do not take d.r. and approve this code compliant project. this concludes my presentation. thank you. >> okay. thank you. we will now hear from the d.r. requester. >> good evening, commissioners. this is my husband, richard. i commend your level of attention and sustained energy along this incredibly long process. we actually thought we had a 1:00 p.m. appointment, and apparently it is not an appointment. [laughter]. >> thank you. we have been hearing a lot about additional housing units to house people in today's cases. this is about a new unit to house a car. this new structure will be built on a long existing driveway and wo

it has a straight faÇade, and the driveway right in the front. >> thank you, ma'am.u can submit that later. >> i can submit those? >> you can submit those. >> your time is up. >> okay. >> thank you very much. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> is this thing broken now? >> can you hear me? my name is francesca. i am reading a statement very quick from tate goldberg. i will read it exactly as she wrote it. she she's a homeowner, neighbor, approximately four houses removed on the same side of the street. i feel it is a long time, 56 years and a resident of san francisco, this call is misplaced and misperceived. she is and has been taking excellent care of her historic victorian cottage using good taste and good judgement, the building has only been improved by her stewardship. as it stands, the house represents the diversity and whimsy of much of san francisco. a disagreement has reached foolish levels of bureaucracy and minutia. the cottage is a gift to the block. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> hello. i am a retired preschool teacher and a friend of jan's. we h

alexander von humble is celebrated in a projection on the facade of. the universal genius traveled around the globe most famously to latin america his discoveries more than 200 years ago a simpleton in science politics and today in teaching for this colombian performance group. alexander from home made a great contribution to human knowledge and to the geography of the americas. because the scientific vision that he defended has become universal knowledge true. too. humble to a supreme that worker who felt a time in many branches of the arts and sciences from biology to physics and from botany to politics and he was always interested in exploring new cultures and fresh ways of looking at the world. we all learned that we as humans are more connected to each other then we are separated and if that massacre can be communicated to the homebush forum it's because what was the pioneer who taught people that even centuries ago. a group of artists and computer programmers from perth use virtual reality to experience home both obsession with measuring everythi