but millard fillmore is a diehard whig. taylor might not have been, but fillmore is. fillmore is a traditional whig. he's busy fighting free soil forces within his own party and consequently fillmore is eager to support the compromise and he signs it into law. all right. so he's keen about getting the compromise through. in fact, as we'll see, fillmore locks onto the compromise as a kind of test, as a litmus test for party loyalty in the whig party. we'll see there's some dangerous consequences and bad consequences that come from that. all right. let's step back for a minute here and analyze who supported the party and why. excuse me, who supported the compromise and why. it's difficult to determine since the various measures were all voted upon separately and different voting alliances supported each measure. thus, not unlike clay's earlier missouri compromise, the compromise of 1850, as we call it, is really more of an intersectional truce than it is a genuine compromise where everyone's sort of giving a little bit. it's really more of a time out or a truce. basical

the immortal millard fillmore. the whigs under taylor managed to win, to defeat the democratic party candidate. the democrats hurt very badly by internal divisions, especially within new york state, really serious battle within new york state. had new york gone a different direction, the democratic nominee might have been elected instead of zachary taylor, the whig nominee. serious internal divisions within the democratic party in new york. i think i may have talked about this before. a lot of factionalism among the democrats in new york. factionalism. hunker group and the barn burner group. we won't get into that, but suffice to say the whigs again end up with a successful candidate with electing the president in the form of zachary taylor, but ironically again, someone who's not really a committed whig. someone who is less than a diehard whig, you know, in the clay or webster mold. taylor had often portrayed himself not as a whig candidate but as a no-party candidate, as someone who's kind of above party, and he

part of our merchant district is on fillmore street. it primarily is on haight street but it goes south on fillmore down to herman. again, for that reason, i would request that the border be moved south from where it is now which is splitting the area on haight street and push it down to herman. and include 55 lead and a. thank you. vice-chair lam: thank you, next speaker. >> hello, folks. i am not going to be here to remind you of the connections between potrero hill and the rest of district 10. i believe you have studied that early over the past eight, nine, 10 months. i amharic -- i am here to read a letter. from the former executive said -- director. i am a resident of 627 woolsey street. we have lived here for six years. in the fall, she will attend elementary school. my neighbor's party -- priority is to [inaudible] to keep us whole and balance out the community interests it makes the most sense to be in d9. do not be fooled by the real- estate offices. their interest is to increase political power and access for real estate inter

mcdonnell: objection to japan town-fillmore? objection to the north of panhandle? objection to cole valley? all right. there will be three neighborhoods listed or recognized in d 5. can we -- >> can we keep in those listed here? mr. mcdonnell: ok. the proposal to list each of them. any objection to listing them? any objection? we move forward. district 6. from the consultants, we remove all of those. referring to ms. tidwell's list. >> we left the tenderloin out entirely. that was one of our primary concerns. mr. mcdonnell: we are on 6 now. so, tenderloin. >> we look at district consultants now? where are we? mr. mcdonnell: we are on district 6. this is the consultants lists list association. all of those will come off. we will now refer to ms. tidwell's list. mission bay, south beach, rincon hill, treasure island, filipino community, and the tenderloin just added by ms. melara. >> are we keeping it together in district 6? >> we did not fully achieve that for the mission, either. mr. mcdonnell: we will not include the tenderloin. >> there is a planning department-r

well, millard fillmore, it was obvious at that point, was a lame duck. so if you got 800 jobs in your working in congress are working right next to congress and the senators in congress see you doing that in your patron is guy who not to get around in 10 or 11 months, you see that and think let's get them out of here. let's put my guy in. and so, congress had two or three investigations of walter for bribery, kicked packs for shoddy workmanship and most of his time in 1852 was involved in sending off these attacks. by that time the fillmore administration ended in 1853, while to attend nothing wrong nevertheless had to start hanging at red. so this is that the capital probably the site in early 1853 when franklin pearce gave his inaugural speech from the eastern frontier. you can see the foundations of the wind starting to come up. you can also see the beautiful blonde that we saw a few friends to go have now disappeared and is replaced by piles of stones, piles of junk and mud. so it really wasn't a particularly attract bids. franklin pearce was the you

this is 554 fillmore street. appeal 6753. violations were issued related to work without permits. removal of finishes, including stained-glass windows were issued and staff recommends you uphold the abatement and impose assessment of costs. >> could we entertain questions? last time we requested this, we asked if the appellant would seek building permits for the project. >> they do have a permit file. >> i believe they said they would. has that happened? >> that have filed a permit and is going to the process at this time. >> where is the permit now? >> i think it is at planning. >> thank you. any other comments? any comments from the commission? is there somebody here representing the appellant? there is not. >> where they notified? >> yes. >> i guess the motion would be to go with the department's decision? >> is their public comment? >> my understanding is the appellate failed to appear, that the order should be effective from the day it was issued. building code section 105a. >> if we uphold this today, does the appellant have the ability to appeal this again? >> i'm not sure.

fillmore. these areas have historical ties and also current ties and those blocks north of gargeary e more in common with the fillmore. i would urge you to not remove those. i also think -- the decision to keep hayes valley together corrects the mistake made ten years ago by splitting that in half. thank you. vice-chair lam: thank you, next speaker. >> i live on gamber street. we ware in that bit of district 9 going up toward mclaren park but district 9 does not include mcclaren. to have a voice, a supervisor to go to with concerns about the park, i feel it is important we be in a district that includes the park. and right now, that is district 10. i think it is a primary -- of prairie importance the portal be together as one neighborhood. and then secondly, i really want to be in a district that includes mcclaren park. a lot of us in the neighborhood and the neighborhood surrounding the park are working on try to take care of the park an advocate for the park and protect the park. thank you. >

in this vacuum in japan town, there was the fillmore district with african americans and a variety of other people and they moved into the community. and then japanese americans get out of camp and they come back to their neighborhood that has been populated and made into a different life and different world and what happens when those two communities overlap and intersect? whose place is it, whose home is it? who is an american? how do we sort of coexist in this post war period where the people from that community are by and large marginalized, yet you have this whole kind of other thing happening where it's -- the war has been won, this is like new things, television is happening, advertising, this whole advertising thing is happening. so you have these marginalized peoples and what happens, is it possible to develop a kind of at that moment a cross-cultural community? is it possible to have kind of a multi cultural community that emerged from that moment? and so, in particular, that's what i wanted to explore. and part of the back drop is there was this extraordinary jazz scene hap

l2 karaoke, 1504 b, fillmore. welcome. >> this is the second time that this will be before the commission, the first came out in may of 2011. we continued its because planning required notification. it has been as extensive outreach as possible by the applicant. they completed it without complaint or incident. the are back for a permit to do karaoke in aerospace. >> thank you. >> what we did, it was safety. we updated fire and safety also. planning, building, and electrical. again, secondary with safety. electrical and fired twice in the past. we connected with the neighborhood. we are on fillmore street. [unintelligible] we had no problem with that. like the, all the labor welcome us. -- like i said, all the neighbors welcomed us. >> anything from the police? >> what's the cross street? that's right, you said that. >> i think there was one from way back. >> we weren't there, way back. >> much longer, it was so long to come here. for disappointment. >> i have a question regarding security. >> we do have security.

my name is daniel landrieu, and i am at 43-year resident of the fillmore western addition -- my nameniel landry. i am here to clearly support candidate erris edgerly. i have worked with him for years. he is a direct connect. remember when newsom was here, we kept talking about disconnect. and we need someone who is a direct connect to the community, that they will be advising to the supervisors and other parts of government, and so i think, you know, clearly, the word in this committee is community advisory -- is the clear word we need to look at. one of the things that is troubling to me by my years in the western addition, a lot of times, people work in the community, but they do not work with the community. our people may have addresses in the community, nonprofits, whatever, but still, that connect is not there. i think erris -- and there are other fascinating candidates today, so i do not want to knock anyone else, but i think he brings exactly what we're looking for because you have big projects in our area like the fillmore center where you had a group come in who wanted to pl

i would be happy to work with you and the office and the fillmore to understand how that works. district 5 alone we have several neighborhood commercial corridors, lower haight, inner sunset, so i think there's a lot of potential if we can start to educate people through the aps about all the unique neighborhoods we have. >> another piece i'd like to hiled, -- highlight, also, we'll have tourists coming to the event with information using a clipper car instead of renting a car from the airport and that's a good communication for a lot of things, saying this is what san francisco brings to you, can we teach you what we're trying to do with bike sharing or other ways to get around the city. these are all opportunities and the sky is the limit to tie them together in a way that makes 2013 uniquely productive. commissioner olague: if we could continue to converse on these things that would be great. president chiu: thank you. colleagues, before we proceed, unless -- actually supervisor farrell? ? supervisor farrell: a quick comment and quick request. one real quick, i want to say th

and another set of meetings in the fillmore area. richmond as well. there will be a focus on the major nodes in each of these four segments. a potential option to fill the underpass. the masonic intersection which is very complex. in the western terminus will be engaging with washington high school and the school community on that part of the corridor. we are available, and we will be making the rounds to the various community groups and ensuring multi-lingual access and materials. the draft eis/eir would continue falling this round of outreach. we hope in the spring of 2013, and that maintains our schedule to small starts, the federal program later that year. the pdm partnership project is a reference to a climate strategy grant received from mtc. we're working with the department of environment, planning to permit, and sfmta on ways to figure out how the city and the players can work together to reduce vehicular trips-making and to reduce the carbon emissions from trips. in this area, we're working with cpmc and kaiser permanente a and ucsf and the

a lot, there are certain people that won't cross a certain turf, and how some people won't cross fillmorecross, you know, to youth services that are being offered on certain parts of the street. some people won't leave their housing sites to utilize services off-site. i know that some have been very responsive delivering services on site, it is still something the questions very prominent in my mind. also, i guess i have a quick question of a mess lieberman. you mentioned that of violence is a mental health what tobacco is, i am sure i am -- and to physical health. the you have a couple of recommendations or steps that you might suggest to us as supervisors, from a legislative perspective? and if you could come up to the microphone, that would be great. your information was very enlightening. >> it overlaps between poverty and violence. if something is being identified as higher levels of stress. it is an impact and the decline of violence, because a lot of violence in this activity and circumstances will not overcome. for example, children expelled from child care were expelled from scho

i would ask you to please keep the japantown and fillmore. interest in tact. >> i am the education share of the naacp'. many people came on sunday, and i am here to say thank you for your hard work, for keeping japantown, the dirty all in district 5, and we hope you will continue to do so, and we respect you for your hard work. thank you. >> good evening year ago -- good evening. i am here for two reasons. firs to thank you for the work you have done, and the second reason is to let you know they are doing an article about the collaboration between japanese american residents. we have uncovered our old root spent lead new routes for the future. >> supposed apocalyptic, post containment, do not take our most progressive district out of our dialogue. solve the problem for decades, not just one. and that an articulate woman -- i met an articulate woman, and she refuted every idea. she said is a transitional neighborhood, and the importance of keeping the terminal area of floriddistrict 6, she was definy articular. if you say it is a transitional

are the opportunities i hear as we celebrate black history month, especially the residents of the fillmorew it in both ways, that has struggled through decade of urban renewal and through its own chals that we're reminded here in the city of san francisco that these challenges wrb certainly ones we are confronted by every day but amazing things are happening here. we have just now selected our first chinese-american, asian-american mayor in the city of san francisco. [applause] on the board of supervisors, 11 of us, eight of us, eight members of the board of supervisors are people of color. this is true representation. but what has laid the foundation of the great muscle that has made san francisco well known in its reputation as being forward thinking also obligates us to answering the other questions some of the chals that i remarked on especially as it concerns the african-american population in after. i'm not so sure that the numbers really have dropped to 3.%. that's a quick drop from 6.2 two years ago. but whatever the case is, that decline in population is a healthy reminder that ev

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we want to encourage the tour buses to go to fillmore street, the main commercial districts. that way people can get off and walk to the park and take photos, and on the way they can go shopping and support local merchants, who could use the business. it would be a wonderful way to get to know san francisco, by checking out all of the cool shops. going over to fill more and getting some of the best barbecue you can possibly get. we need for the mass transit authority to make it easier for people to get their cards. my in-laws are from manhattan, and they are people who know how to ride the subway. but they have a difficult time getting a clipper card. even then, it was not clear to them how to ride the bus. if we are a transit-first city we need to make it easier for individuals from out of town and people who are not like my in- laws, people from the suburbs to learn how to ride so they can see our fabulous city. this comes down to safety. we have massive tour buses that are letting people across the street at the top of the hill. and then the cars try to pass the buses whil

president newlin: fillmore billiard is what i have. >> that should not have made the final agenda.that requires a 312. president newlin: ok. let's act like i never said that. we will go to item c. aunt charlie's lounge, a place of entertainment permit. >> this is a small business in the tenderloin. it has been in place for about 27 years. this is an application for a place of entertainment permit to cover the occasional drag shows that they have in the evening. president newlin: ok. great. and you would be aunt charlie? >> no. bill erkelens. president newlin: anything to say? ok, great. thank you. >> good evening. i am officer mike torres, representing the tenderloin police station. after looking at the application, we noticed that there was a lot of items that were left out or incomplete. we would like to give the applicant the opportunity to complete these items that have been omitted or not completed. just like part four, the a dominant and declaration states that the execution of the police code understand that any false or come -- or incomplete information may be considered ca

the same way they did in fillmore when they suggested prostitutes on the walls. this was about the exploitation of young vote -- young boys, sex for drugs as one of the homeless outreach workers said -- living under the freeway, they are older now. or dead. we should have some control over what is being put on our walls. we also need some control over these things that are not sitting. they say that it is free and they go to the merchants and said they will put it up for free and the emergence, some of whom do not speak english, are persuaded to except this on their wall. many controls about that. money for public art is great, but we need to make sure it does not destroy neighborhoods. a couple of years ago on the walking to work, it was so hopeful and you could see what it could be, but the entire area it has been wracked by what we have seen robert garcia talk about. much of that drug messages. >> robert garcia? linda is absolutely correct. the san francisco art commission is sponsoring these murals and paying them up to $10,000 to do it, and it is mostly peop

we want to thank you for reuniting japantown several months ago and reunited with the fillmore and keepingtogether in district 5. you have kept these historical communities of interest together. it is very important to all of us. you have done more than that. you have helped the process of reinvigoration of the historical bonds between those communities that have been damaged by the effects of development. we're looking forward to the next 10 years and keeping these communities together through the next redistricting process against anticipated population increases on the east and south , but that is the topic for another day. we like the lines that were drawn on the northern boundaries. we urge you to keep them. one personal note, speaking for no one else but the people in the cathedral hill, we have participated in the japantown planning process. we would support their desires as to which the district they would like to be located in. [tone!] thank you for all of your hard work and integrity. >> thank you, sir. 5 remaining names. is there anyone whose name i did not call who is switching

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