>> fulsome neighborhood commercial district is only on folsom st.. the side streets will be mixed- use, general and the emphasis will be on housing. we are not introducing limited live performance where housing is the priority. the same as in district 8, if i could go back to the map of supervisor weiner's district. the limited live performances limited to the neighborhood corridors. >> if an existing restaurant as on any street, this is -- the front door is on sixth street. they would not be permitted the ltd. -- >> this is not the perfect plan area. >> this legalizes the limited live performances on sixth street because this is functioning as the neighborhood commercial corridor. we don't have -- we have less than half a block of fifth street in this area, and seventh street and eighth street, -- these are not rest run- oriented, and the task force basically said the limited live performance was suitable to the major, ceremonial corridor. >> and the answer is that this would not be allowed? >> i have the language on ways on the screen -- and the su

the end of february, but this gives a good overview of what we are trying to do with revisiting folsom st.. that was identified as a priority project. we anticipate a large about the impact fee revenue and on the open side, a lot of revenue on folsom park, which i know you have heard a lot from. we are only using the impact fees to fund 30%. the report talks about a number of the grants we have secured to balance these things out. we hope to use this tool ie eastern neighborhoods and we're doing some work on that as well. a resolution was passed import of the expenditure -- in support of the expenditure. i circled an addendum to the table that adds a note articulating some of the specific ideas around pedestrian improvement. the second report is the development impact the report required as part of article 4 of the planning code. this was drafted by the comptroller's office and you saw it last year as well. the new thing the sheer is an accounting of fees that were deferred and there is a table on page 2 that shows how much fees were deferred as opposed to collected. that is a topic we wi

i am representing the company at 944 folsom st..s will help improve the vicinity and will bring hard working groups of firefighters to our community. we are a green building, and use natural air ventilation in our building. we have the administration's tough, marketing, and customer service department constantly using phones with open windows. signs and that our windows would be a hardship for our business. noise is a hardship. we want to know what a negation for the sirens when the fire engines are coming out of the building. thank you for the support. we support the relocation and would like to let everybody know that we are looking forward to the quality community relationships. thank you. president chiu: thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak on behalf of the appellants? seeing none at this time, why don't we go to a presentation from planning. >> good afternoon, supervisors. planning department's staff. several jones from the environmental planning division and kevin died-- guuy join me to answe

there is a place on folsom st. called the beer store, which is a similar type of on-sale/off- sale. you can have it, but you can get very rare beers and to get off premises. it has never been a problem. supervisor chu: what will become of the containers as people take it off site? >> hello, i am one of the members of the sponsor of the project. as he was talking about, there are large jugs almost that you can fill thatbeer from taps and cap them and take them home to enjoy, and they stay carbonated. with this craft their movement, these micro breweries are making 22 ounce -- larger bottles of a very nice of beer that is very hard to get, and making them accessible to customers downtown, people that do not have a lot of time to go out and find these beers and learn where they are and being able to allow them to take that home with them is something that we're looking forward to. again, at 99.9% of our business, we envision on-premises consumption, but they have the option to take these hard to find quality beer products home, and that is something we look forward to offering. supervi

there is a place on folsom st. called the beer store, which is a similar type of on-sale/off- sale. you can have it, but you can get very rare beers and to get off premises. it has never been a problem. supervisor chu: what will become of the containers as people take it off site? >> hello, i am one of the members of the sponsor of the project. as he was talking about, there are large jugs almost that you can fill thatbeer from taps and cap them and take them home to enjoy, and they stay carbonated. with this craft their movement, these micro breweries are making 22 ounce -- larger bottles of a very nice of beer that is very hard to get, and making them accessible to making them accessible to customers downtown, people that

there is a place on folsom st. called the beer store, which is a similar type of on-sale/off- sale. you can have it, but you can get very rare beers and to get off premises. it has never been a problem. supervisor chu: what will become of the containers as people take it off site? >> hello, i am one of the members of the sponsor of the project.