and the patio that faces geary faces into geary. >> in what happens on the patio so i have i'm sure you're aware of i serve food right a place to get dinner. >> people eat and drink and when do you stop serving food. >> at midnight on week nights and. >> so you serve food is this what is the capacity on the 350 are people standing or sitting and during the week most everybody is sitting down and on weekend nights a lot of people standing increase not enough seating and plenty of space. >> so you lease this space from the hotel. >> the dba lord hotel. >> therapy the same people that saw you with the prior operator. >> the both the buildings used to belong to the alumni by group they've dissolved the new owners are flynn investments so the limping business were the ones that got the cu. >> the operator i get it. >> the project sponsor like us who tently agreed to lease the spates. >> did they lease and operate the space. >> they leased the spaces and spent a lot of time and money on getting the project and ended up not being crazy about it. >> we were just crazy enough and went forward. >> t

this will pay for 12 motor coaches adding capacity to routes, such as the bay shore and the 38 x, geary (inaudible) as part of the moving forward project and so congratulations sfmta and we can't, we can't get the buses soon enough and i know that there is quite a bit of demand, seeking more capacity on those lines, in parallel, a $13 million prop k grant is at work to support sfmta in conducting additional planning and design of the routes and so we are plowseded to partner with sfmta. he's visionary leader and accomplished a tremendous amount and he inspired and excited and challenged us on many fronts and we hope to live up to the award that they need to do the transport and policy in 2012, and we received the 50 sustain able transportation award i want to thank you for joining us on the bike tour and the mission streets event and also saw commissioner chiu and on monday, commissioner mar led a tour from the geary and the outer richmond, leg, and we came in as well, and on the van ness segment and also highlighted the improvements along market street and i want to thank, director nur

and on the list it's masonic and geary. and i am pleased that the small but significant traffic calming is important. but i don't want to knit pick or micro-manage, but item 15 isn't in district 5 at all, it should be just districts 1 and 2. and to supervisor wiener's point, district 2 has nothing on here, but the things on my list share in district 2. you have to include not only for 15, it's included and masonic and union terrace is district 1 and 2. and that's item 35. and item 36, geary and palm, is districts 1 and 2 as well from my understanding. thank you. >> commissioner breed. >> thank you, i just have a couple of comments. i appreciate supervisor wiener and supervisor mar's feedback on this in terms of relating accidents to how these projects are determined. i think what i had expected when we talked about moving these projects forward is that we would have a clear understanding of the most dangerous intersections. and how they related to the project. i know there is a map here that shows us those particular areas.

avenue, or when the stores close they are going to be in the area mentioned tonight and they will be on geary and suter and on

supervisor jane kim on the southern end on the geary, and post corridors. and superintendent mark farrell on the left side and then, supervisor chiu takes up the rest of the central district. and so, very thankful for the supervisors. central station, 766 valeo as the chief mentioned he started there in 1981, and i was about 11 years behind him in 1992 is when i started my career, for field training and this is my first time back in all of those years. what i like about central station is that it is in high demand, and that the longest waiting list of officers who want to work there. and they leave many years to come there and the senior most station in the city. and i enjoy that because i like the fact that the officers have a lot of percent and they know how to work with people and how to handle situations and that is the benefit at working at central station. this is how we are structured and so, on the left, i have a captain staff and the unit that many of them tonight, a sergeant and five officers and a clerk in the vehicle main maintenance and i have

and i have not seen the beat officers look for a brief time on geary street and now the community is really excited and we are going to have beat officers coming through union square to this part down to polk street and back, on geary post and this is fantastic. there is gentrification going on and it is moving up the hill and we see it and we have more people sleeping on the streets and we have a lot of crimes that we have never had before and now, we have a mental health facility, in the tender loin, wanting to move up the hill, and move up the hill into the lower knob hill area. and 700 clients, 55 criminal records, about 45 mental health serious mental health problems, and they are taking over the historic buildings i don't think that it is a done deal yet, but they have over 600 clients and no meeting room and nothing for them and they are going to be coming to the front door and they are going to be taking them in and directing them where they have to go and walking them back out and they are on the street in our neighborhood. and it is also the highest hill and steep hill... t

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on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills. after the war most of the street-car lines would be replaced with motor or trolley bus service. in 1947, the mayor recommended replacing two lines with motor coaches. and it appeared that san francisco's iconic cable cars had seen their final days. entered mrs. cluskin, the leader to save the cable cars. arguing that the cable cars were a symbol of

i'm glad you know about blowing it out because walking by there was blowing my eardrums out on 46 geary don't have a problem. >> does anyone else why not have a seat do we have any comments from the police? >> hello steve from central station we're recommending approval with the proposed conditions does everyone have a copy of the proposed conditions. >> who does have it? you don't have it >> no. >> thank you having this to maintain - all right. does anyone have any questions for the officer kim no all right. >> one of the things i know in the last one it was struck down maybe it's included in the good neighbor policy when i looked like it the one of the proposal the applicant shall manage the outside of the mad even lane not blocked by the patrons i responded to calls there a there have been large crowds and by fresno it's hard to get but for a mr. star let alone for a joe average citizen i was looking at the good neighbor policy it talked about the sidewalks maybe? splitting hairs but talking about the sidewalks nothing about the street broadway, of course, they're not going to be out

sustainability green party a 0 crossroad for our city san francisco so i'm also a district 6 resident over geary and larkin area and even though my window if face the major traffic corridor i get the same black soot with regards to you live in a very old building i'd like to reiterate what previous speaker said about the existing buildings and what you've said especially public housing i think

want a bottle of water go to fly wheel and then as as far as the red lane their vehicles going down geary o'farrell and market i do 38 on week days tuesday and wednesday are my days off and these vehicles do travel down the the red lane and we have a camera new cameras that we have a drive cam button i hit that drive cam button and i hope it's making a difference. anyway, what they are dealing with we're dealing with also. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. ballister. >> i'm sure that's the last person who has turned in the speaker card. >> great thank you very much. we have called these two agenda items together i'd like to go ahead if there's no more discussion on item 12 which is an action item do i have a motion to approve? >> yes. >> all in favor say aye great that motion passes. now to wrap up or continue discussion on any further input on item 11 sounds like definitely enforcement not just the red lanes we talked about but the tncs using taxi stands all types of enenforcement is going to be an issue i also want to call out an e-mail was sent out regarding the cpuc public hearing

sustainability green party a 0 crossroad for our city san francisco so i'm also a district 6 resident over geary and larkin area and even though my window if face the major traffic corridor i get the same black soot with regards to you live in a very old building i'd like to reiterate what previous speaker said about the existing buildings and what you've said especially public housing i think the way you might be able to approach what onsite other speakers use the amendment you've added to the legislation and tweak it a little bit before it reaches the board if not tomorrow and have an amendment to have the studies can you think the public housing and existing housing. >> more importantly because of treasure island and the bloicht we know their awe awe disabilities it is from the staff testimony their flirlt smaller things that get deeper into the lungs and cause problems and feinstein something that's crucial i'll bet not considered and should be considered with the conversation about the amendments with the staff is the mold problem on treasure island and in the southeast side make sure they'

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education initiative are targeting specific corridors their although out in chinatown that includes geary and we have strong community advocacy groups like the bicyclist coalition as well as walk san francisco we're working underground and engaging the community residents as well i know the task force and we're developing a wednesday night and anymore information how people can publishing plug in and a local level for people to get engaged we're trying to ramp up our capacities. >> and you mentioned the bicyclist coalition we understand that tyler fresno by the is with us, yes hello. >> please so we can actually move to public comment if we can maybe hear from tyler and the beautifies coalition we have a motion and a second and second on the floor let's hear from the public and welcome tyler our executive director might have something to do with vision zero and i'm the policy director at the bicyclists coalition here as part of several dozens of organizations committed to vision zero and committed to improving our streets making them satisfactory and the agenda is a imperfect and appropri

>> project 15, along geary boulevard will be pedestrian intersection treatments including temporary slating and bulbs, and that slated for june, 2016. >> through the chair. >> i have commissioner wiener first. my apologies for not looking. >> thank you for providing this, and i want to preface this by saying that i am not one of those people who thinks that when you have a pot of money, for transportation projects that you divide it by 11, in 11 districts. i believe in merit based, and need-based investments. so i do not fall in that, chop it up by 11, it's a bad way to do transit funding. that opinion doesn't prevail on the board of supervisors. but it's important. and i believe that the two districts that should get their share of investment, first district 6 and district 3. because it's on the merits, it seems that those districts that we have the most significant problems. and district 6 in particular, south of market where you have freeway s crisscrossing this neighborhood. with all of that said, i am looking at this and one thing that strikes me. so it's a $21 million so of investment

parking lot address lafayette on saturday and sunday on 36 oath and presidio middle school on 29 and geary and lastly jefferson elementary school at 1725 e.r. i go and a cough of the performances are going to be streamed live for are wwwhardly strikingly bluegrass.org the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor mar supervisor wiener. >> thank you mr. clerk as president chiu mentioned today, i'm introducing a hearing request and want to 245i7k president chiu and supervisor cohen for covering it is for the misguided tree relinquishment policy there's not high public awareness around this we have basically diced what i think it probably the one of the worse possible policies that you can have in order to promote a flushing healthy urban effort the policy is that if you own a home adjacent to a street tree the city is basically going to dump maintenance responsibility of that tree into you this is the case whether or not you planted the tree or own the tree whether or not you want the tree, whether you have the physical or financial robot and whatever the size the tree in supervisor chiu's dist

runs 12 comblokz blocks from hate to aquifer and it will replace the r u t and that runs from hate to gearyis home to businesses like missouri joe's and the oasis cafe it's a vibrate mixed use corridor the mcd legislation will permit the uses on the seconds floor and it protects existing housing and encourages new houses whites preserving the wrashgd and removes the alcohol restrictive use and for the new mooukd and removes the type of alcohol that be sold and they maintain the prohibition on the finance and cash cords and provide a 5 foot height for 50 x that allows for the ground floor uses and defaults to the pending now a citywide policies regarding formula retail use formula retail the city has a formative the processes will be followed as other mcd and general code clean up recommended by tom and deputy city attorney i'm not sure they understand but

invitation the annual party in july better late marathon never party is october 7th at hawthorne the lot 46 geary and we're calling that meeting for you as a commission at 5:30 at a regular meeting time and date we'll be agenda dizzying it as an off site meeting and guests to come a quick meeting you'll have so we have over 3 r f vp days and we'll see who shows up but it's open to the public and free the event is set up oh, let me acknowledge the presence of commissioner akers so, yeah it will be fun and live entertainment from commissioner hyde ready to go for that evening as well and wanted to remind you if you haven't filed out the survey the integrations task force released a survey as you recall we're work to access the real need in you know a reality hard and fast way around transit needs out there during those periods of time we put a survey out on a survey monkey translated into chinese and spanish we've got over one thousand responses which is pretty fwig the survey indicates the interest and i think the need for this kind of work we're excited to present the results to the group the tas

>> sure, for the current program we are working on geary, mission, sixth street and kearney. and they were identified as the top-four high injury corridors where the collisions happening were related to driver violations and pedestrians right-of-ways. >> and you mentioned six new ones. >> i don't remember if we identified the six corridors there, but i believe that we have a list of those corridors and i could send you that this afternoon. >> that would be helpful. as you know in particular last year, there were at least district 7 had disproportionate number of fatalities compared -- wasn't worse but certainly up there in terms of percentage of fatalities for a district, it was high. i want to be sure that we pay some attention to the west side. >> absolutely, and we were very careful when we wrote the grant, not to write ourselves in a box to only do enhanced enforcement on specific corridors, but to have a list of injuries and fatalities but to have the ability with this program that goes on for a few year. to address speeding throughout the city. and on corridors that may

located at the basement and the restaurant includes an outdoor patio of a one story parking structure on geary street the patio is an outdoor activity area they've applied to expend the permitted hours of operation from midnight to 2:00 a.m. during the hearing the commission added a condition of approval, however, they were not added to the final motion on april 15th therefore an incomplete version was posted the error was found on april of 2010 when a neighbor commented on the condition of approval it was mailed and the website not updated in summary of 2009 the project manager investing money and the project sponsor had researched the pen and said it contained an incorrect hours of operation the planning department issued a notice of issued violation past midnight open the patio the project sponsor was provided an updated motion and the project sponsor asked for a hearing to protest the hearing it was on july 10th it was appealed to the broildz on october 24, 2012, where the board voted to continue the item to the the clerk will take the roll for the conditional use authorization to date the