the glen park bart station. this is also for your review and comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm with planning department staff. the item before you is a national register nomination for the glen park bart station. is located at 2901 dimon street in the glen park neighborhood. the building sits in a triangular parcel with a primary northwest elevation facing a landscaped courtyard at the intersection of dimond and bosworth street. the building is largely finished in unpainted concrete and features protruding beams ovary blue painted steel framing system of glass and concrete. of particular note is the dynamic butterfly roof form with structural beams supporting glazed roof that provides light into the concourse level and down to the station platform. the pictures include a marble mosaic panel of the concourse level that contain 31 pieces of individually cut slabs of different coloured marble. granite benches, montana slate panels along the platform walls. the glen park bart station was designed in a st

i live on mount davidson at the edge of glen canyon park. i would have photos that i took in 2014, and a few months ago, in june, showing the difference between the tree tops in glen canyon as green five years ago, but now those same tree tops are browning. glen canyon is 70 acres in the heart of the city. and you know there is a preschool deep in the canyon. there are designated camp fire sites in the canyon. neighbors and i told rec and park that we fear wildfire. i mean, climate change has taken a toll on the trees. so i went to the fire prevention division. they said they don't have an expert to talk about trees. okay. can the commission or the department please refer to the urban forest council or the arborists on staff within the city and get expertise about the care of these trees? and then try to follow the cal fire vegetation guidelines for tree spacing and fire safe plant choices. climate change is upon us and we fear wildfire within the city now. i urge you to take steps to take a look at these trees and then adopt the cal fire veg

neighbors from diamond heights, glen park, and mt. davidson have communicated our fears of wildfire to rec and park. i urge you to promote cal fire and u.c. guidelines. perhaps you've seen combustible trees within the defensible space of homes and overhanging utility lines along the bosworth entrance to glen canyon. planting local native plants. plants in the rec and park golden gate park nursery are overwhelmingly not native to san francisco. removing dead, dieing and unhealthy trees from our parks would provide opportunities to plant local native plants in support of the city's biodiversity resolution. thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> hello and thank you for that great list of achievements that rec and park is achieving. i'm here to talk about another issue i know you'll knock out of the park. i want you to try to set a measurable goal of restoring biodiversity in city parks. a recent study in the jec ecological journal -- mclaren and golden gate park represent ample opportunities to help tackle the biodive

the trails from george christopher park and playground connect to nearby glen canyon. the george christopher playground renovation is a named park in the 2012 clean and safe neighborhoods bond, and the purpose of the project is update the current playground for safety and accessibility and provide accessibility to the on-site public rest room. the community outreach process was held in 2015 and 2016 to get the community's desires and conduct the outreach plan. process includes conducting community surveys, prioritizing of desired play elements and feature features, incorporating feedback to iterative concept adoptions. the commission adopted it in june 2017, and since that time, the department of public works has continued to provide regular updates to community stakeholders, including through meetings to explore additional scope to the project. in june -- just last month, 2019, following a community stakeholder funding request, the district 8 supervisor's office provided additional funding to support additional work at the playground consisting of the repurposes of thr

we've tried to do it, i think on the canyon markets, glen park. i think it is reasonable. when i was on that side of the aisle i did it, so i see heads shaking us foz on the front row. i think this can work out for the neighbors on safeway if we put reasonable conditions on this. >> with that said, want to make a motion to approve with the hours proposed, with very specific directions to continue working with the neighborhood in regards to security issues that could quite possibly mitigate the problem that i see. >> thank you. >> would you be open to a delivery window time? if it's going to open at 6:00 a.m., right? i know we have whole foods at 2100 market. i remember on that, the neighborhood condition delivery was more during the daytime versus 4:00 a.m. perhaps we can hear from safeway on what you might feel is reasonable? >> i'm going to time you, because i haven't provided comments. i did not hear the deliveries being the issue. i do not want to have -- and post something that the community has not in other places, they have objected. that is not the concern i heard.

first moved to the bay area, more than 30 years ago, i got on bart and was told to get off at the glen park bart station. it is the pleasure of fabulous architecture. you suddenly have experienced a building and you really experience that one. it is a stunning building. it is so worthy. >> i agree with what the prior two commissioners have said and i do wonder, at this jewel, this stunning piece of architecture is going 47 years without significant alteration and 47 years without any cleaning. [laughter] i would like to make a motion to approve -- adopt the resolution to adopt the approval. >> i seconded. >> thank you. if there's nothing further, there's a motion that has been seconded to adopt a recommendation for approval. on that motion... [roll call] >> so moved. that passes unanimously 5-0. this is an informational presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners i am from planning staff. with me today are lily and alison, also with the planning department. the purpose of today's presentation is to provide you with information regarding the market octavia plan amendment or the hub plan w

glen dale? let's hear it for baldwin hills. yeah? rancho cucamonga. los felis? what's that part, not echo park. you wouldn't call it hollywood.know, eho. eho in the house? no, but i love southern california. transition, transition. how many of you out there have watched pornography? show of hands? no joke here. just, just was checking. gotcha. i thought i was the only one. but dating is hard. pretty hard out there, dating. these, these new apps. they've got, they've got dating apps, right? and they're called dating apps. and so i go on one of these things, and i put in all my information about me, ron burgundy, my desires, favorite bands, activities, the whole biz. and then i sit around and wait. and apparently, there's only one woman who's an exact match. she lives in borneo. and her name is filacc filacca kimkatta, cannot make this stuff up. but i did, i made that up for your entertainment. what else? what else? what else is going on? o technology. yeah, i don't hate technology. i went on ancestry.com, you know, the one where they find out where you're from, and i did, i did the pinprick and the urine sample. and the saliva

director glen oda, fort monroe authority board of trustees chairman jim moran, members of the fort monroe authority board, fort monroe national monument superintendent terry brown, the national parkvice. [applause] kathy spangler, nancy rodriguez, and the team from american evolution. [applause] i'd also like to thank the hampton 2019 commemorative commission for all the hard work they have done around these events in their home city. [applause] we are here today for a .ommemoration and a reckoning today is a time to reckon with the fact that 400 years ago, enslaved africans arrived for the first time on virginia shores. like you and me, they had lives and families, lives and families they would never see again. just up the river in jamestown, a few weeks earlier, white land-owning men had come together to establish a system of representative government. but that system did not represent all of the people who arrived here at old point comfort. people whose skin looked different than mine. that government did not represent them during 246 years of slavery. it did not represent them through nearly 100 years of reconstruction. and jim crow terror and discrimination. and in many ways