we, a long time residents of glen park, my wife and her parents, before her, lived in glen park in a family home. my wife raised her son there and next to the building, the building that we own or my wife grew up in, was a very small lot. some of you may remember it, it's less than a thousand square feet and it was brought forward to build a significant house on that lot. the developer is currently building a single-family resident and it covers 100% of the land. the green space allotment, as some of you may know, was addressed through a top deck and there's no backyard and i think in addition to that being a problem, is that that piece of property is right next to an alleyway or open space, which is of historical value. the glen park historian has done research and believes it's part of the old h he old h heel cami. it's now becoming a black, dark tunnel. there are fences on one side and a three-storey building on the other side and no space in between. this is an area where neighbors, many times have come and there's a bench there where they sit and eat lunch. and this is on the pu

it is glen park, you are fairly close to the b.r.t.station there, i can -- i thank you were just doing too much, you know, especially not knowing what will happen with the fourth lot, you are generally taller than most and the lots are smaller than most. i get wanting to densifying, but i would love to see 42,000 square foot homes or 2200 square foot all of these lots then the two 3300, and i get it, you have gone underneath, but to me, it is just a little too much they you are asking for in these, without you knowing what that fourth parcel is going to be, and again, i'm fine with four units here, but i think it would be nice -- i would have left for this to be two units in those two buildings, and the buildings you are building, two each, but it is r.h. one, and in that size , i thank you can fit that in the footprint you have, again , i like a lot about this project but that is what making -- is making me uneasy. it is too large monster homes, but they are pretty big and one to come, i would imagine. >> thank you. commissioner richa

the fair helps raise money for children's programs based in glen park. it runs from 10:00 until 4:30 this afternoon. lisa, you have been checking that cool down for us. much different from what we experienced last week. >> i know. we keep talking about that. longing for those 80s. we're back to reelt with temperatures still above average in some spots later on today. right now 39 camera where temperatures are in the mid-50s in san francisco. low 60s here today. partial clearing at the coast. every one enjoys sun. we'll talk about how much warmth we get for the week ahead and this last day of our three contestants are all at the big ikea table. who's going to be tonight's winning chef? contestant #1, impressive knife skills. but contestant #2 fights back by using fresh parsley. and, contestant #3 adds a touch of sweetness. sweetie, come eat outside. but it's too hot out there! perfect! make room for the judge! ♪ ♪ live together. lounge differently. ikea. ♪ ♪ >>> in sports, a big day in the area for our team. the sharks face the avalanche. the puck drops a

the density is not in harmony with glen park neighborhood. i ask your consideration to maintain the scale. thank you. >> chairwoman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is bashir abdullah, i'm next to the proposed development of the property. i've been living there since 1967. my children are born and raised in there. we love the neighborhood. and we like to keep the traffic flow, the security aspects of the community at controllable levels. my concern, basically, is a lot had been said earlier that the development is going to produce density. and it's going to create sense of height. and basically it will not be in harmony with the rest of the existing dwellings on nordoff street. nordoff street will take much more with this subdivision, in terms of the parking and traffic and also the harmony aspect of it. traffic naturally is going to be a concern. parking, as well, as we mentioned earlier. so i would like the commissioners to reconsider the plan to subdivide this for conditional use, which wou

i have a stepdaughter, she is here and she goes to glen park elementary school. her dance teacher would be cut, her arts -- visual arts would be cut, my girlfriend is a kindergarten teacher of bilingual kindergarten at glen park. the relief that she gets, and the exposure that her children get coming from these countries, el salvador, honduras, they have a chance to have an artistic art -- outlet and it would be taken away from them if this was to be cut. so i know that in recent years, the school district has talked a lot about equity, and i would like you to reevaluate what your actions are against your rhetoric. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, my name is georgia. happy birthday to dr. matthews. i have to say that i am concerned about the proposal here on board, more than anything because we know how important it is to implement the impact of administrating a program and how important implementation is to the success of a particular program. the arts programs are no different in that way. we have a finite amount of money in the budget that is coming in,

so the mission, the tenderloin, glen park, downtown, north beach, the marina, et cetera have been experiencing a frenzy of development remodeling, reconstruction and revitalization and development should not be circumstance circumstance scribed. >> president yee: any other public comments? seeing none, public comment is now closed. madame clerk, please call for adoption of committee agenda, items 33-35. out of order. >> item 33-35. introduced for adoption without reference to committee, unanimous vote is required for resolutions on first reading today. alternatively, any supervisor may require a resolution on first reading to go to committee. >> president yee: colleagues, sever any times? -- items? seeing none, colleagues, can we take these items same house, same call? objection? wait a minute. >> mr. president, can we take the role call. >> on times 33-35, supervisor yee? aye. haney aye. mandelman aye. mar aye. -- mar is absent. peskin aye. ronen aye. safai aye. stefani aye. walton aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president yee: these resolutions and motions are adopted. madame clerk, let's go back

there will be two merchants that will be added during committee meeting, glen park and a few blocks on third street, but it's a total of 246 block spaces, and a fee waiver of $17,304 that the office is sponsoring. >> commissioner dwight? >> likewise. i think it is a no-brainer. the economic impact is -- is minimal, and we approve it every year, and i think we should open it up for public comment. >> okay. any other comments from commissioners? seeing none, any members of the public like to comment on item number eight? seeing none, public comment is closed. do we have a motion? >> move to approve. >> second. >> motion by commissioner dwight to approve, seconded by commissioner yee riley. roll call vote. [roll call] >> motion passes, 7-0. >> thank you. next item, please. >> item nine, resolution urging the mayor and san francisco board of supervisors to adopt the small business commission's recommendation for an economic transition assistance program for small businesses impacted by the ban on sales of tobacco products, discussion and action item. >> okay. we have a resolution here that

the first thing he did when he moved around to glen park is walk around the businesses and ask if he can give them a free energy audit and how to improve their energy conservation and also it would be economically beneficial which is the other way you have to think about it sometimes. every time we moved into a new space he'd walk around and knock on the walls and figure out where we'll insulate it and how and plug in a power strip or put adapters on the water faucets and showers to turn water off so you wouldn't waste and if you wouldn't do it, he would do it and i bet i have a show of fans of who might have had the lights turned off on them while they were still in the room. i think we had something on refrigerator on that, a cartoon at one point. anyway, we're left with great memories of things we worked and built together as a family. we called it family time. they didn't realize at the time it wasn't the most common kind of family time but he had such positivity and enthusiasm we were doing something great for the earth and even if sometimes it looked like the clampet's house be

location in the south bay you're getting light to moderate rain and a cell moving right over willow glen and park. run over san jose, meridian avenue, southwest expressway getting the wet start to the day. we time out the rest of the shower activity as we go through the day on futurecast taking you hour by hour including the evening commute. >>> today's equal pay day. the annual tradition calling attention to the wage gap between men and women. california's first partners leading the push for equal pay. she has launched a new campaign to educate businesses and encourage employees to report companies that break the rules. >> our society tells women they are not quite as valuable as man. in california time to end the injustice and it is time to close the gap. >> 13 companies had committed to taking part in the equal pay pledge including apple, at&t and salesforce. >>> stock for lyft is down nearly 5% in premarket trading. it took a tumble yesterday closing nearly 12% lower and closed out the day below the ipo price of $72 a share. the company plans on using the new funds to pay for investments in n

boulevard, it will reduce speed limits and remove nine parking spaces to improve sight line between drivers and pedestrians. it is adjacent to glen canyon park, and a stairway that provides access to the parks and recreation center. this allocation fulfills an intent to allocate construction funds approved in fall 2016, when design funds were allocated. the next two requests are for different but adjacent segments, safety projects for embarcadero. they are requesting $ 550,000 for the environmental phase of the embarcadero enhancement project, for protected bike way and pedestrian improvements. ultimately, the project will improve safety, accessability, and comfort for all travellers on these segments. prop "k" funds will support city staff and consultants to do traffic and technical studies, including an historic resources evaluation. this project will advance preliminary for the entire corridor, based on technical analysis and public outreach. one of the three segments will be chosen to advance through s.f.m. t.a.'s final approval. all three segments, the total construction costs is estimated at $54 million. >>> the final reque

in willow glen, san jose, park avenue, up through 101 and 880, which i'll show you a live traffic camera in a second. i want to show you how this is all mosque off to the east. there the a lot of drizzle out there also, expect your morning to be damp. san jose at 101 and 880. you can definitely see, fought great conditions there. this is a morning thing we will talk about. we will leave the one from yesterday on just for the morning hours. once we get past the commute at 9:00, we start to see increasing sunshine and temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. we will be in the mid-50s at noon. mid-60s elsewhere. but fought quite as warm as they should be. in fact, we will suppress that and hit 80s in the neighborhoods coming up, i'll see you in a few minutes with that let's get back to sue on this wet morning. >> we have a couple problem spots, first, we got this accident near redtop. it is eastbound 80. you can see a blip of slow traffic. it's a big rig on its side. so then it's not blocking a lane, but they will probably have to get a tow truck, a big industrial-sides tow truck. so ex

profitable amplified events at sharon meadow that force the nonprofit shakespeare in the park to leave the quiet glen next to the quite conservatory of flowers. under duress, rec and park moved the loudest events to the polo field, but then let t

profitable amplified events at sharon meadow that force the nonprofit shakespeare in the park to leave the quiet glen next to the quite conservatory of flowers. under duress, rec and park moved the loudest events to the polo field, but then let the events like outside lands get even larger and louder to make more money. today's hearing is rec and park's unkindest of all, selling ten years of unlimited and unappealable "boom, boom, boom" for three days, noon to night. residents don't have $3 million to buy our right to peace and quiet inside our home. don't violate your sworn duty. don't let money trump the law. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. thank you for your patience for standing in line and allowing the other three gentlemen to come before you. >> good afternoon, president yee, board of supervisors. currently, i'm the secretary and the chair of the government elections committee. when andrew and steven came to our committee last month, we heard their presentation and were moved by it, so that we forwarded our recommendation that it be heard to the general assembly, the whole

palo alto, atherton through west menlo park and across the east bay, union city, fremont, newark and across the south bay this morning, santa clara, san , willow glenu can see a strong sell over campbell and down through saratoga. grab the umbrella and