>> zanza on haight. >> [laughter]. >> i [laughter] >> yes. on haight. >> thank you. >> okay. no additional requests from members of commission, commissioners we can move on to consideration of items proposed for continuance at the time of issuance and are no items proposed we can move to consent. this matter is routine by the commission and may be acted upon by a vote of the commission. no separate discussion of this item unless the commission, public or staff requests. then the matter will be remove friday consent and considered as a separate item at this or future hearing. item 4, property at 601 townsend. a certificate of appropriateness. this is the time to question it be remove exclude heard on todayy agenda. or for this matter the commission. >> i would like to ask to recusal from item. megz to approve. >> second. >> >> on this motion to recuse commissioner wright. commissioner write >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> aye. >> commissioner so. >> yes. >> commissioner nageswaran. >> yes. >> commissioner matsuda. >> yes. that passes. commissio

in the center of what would become the haight-ashbury. >> the psychedelic shop on haight street started utopia based on brotherhood and love and lsd. >> to all the people out there that are confused and hungry for some kind of spiritual meaning to life, that's why all these people are down here, that's why there's so much interest in haight-ashbury because it offers some kind of hope. >> we moved up and lived right down the street from the psychedelic shop, and people were growing their hair long, they're wearing beads, they're playing music on the street. it was just an incredible environment at that point, at the beginning. that's when it was just like one big giant family. >> before you knew it, it was a congregating place for artists, and the dividing line seemed to be the psychedelic experience. you couldn't understand the posters, you couldn't understand the fashions, you couldn't understand anything if you hadn't gotten high. >> the diggers group scrounges food and money to feed free those who arrive in panhandle park with a bowl and an appetite. diggers are people who share, say

the complaints were focused in chinatown, the richmond, the haight, and the tenderloin. 62 have been doled out. a spokesperson says awnings or mitts are issued in less than two days and can cost of the 3000. that's money that these businesses new and established say they can't shallow. >> you can see how quiet this is, i don't think we can afford that. >> we need your help to kind of mediate and not keep knocking us out. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. so make a post and lease brutality on the eve of what the court date, labor and community groups held a candlelight vigil commanding officer accountability. the group is also upset by brooke jackson to drop manslaughter charges against an officer for a 2017 shooting death of kate o'neill. o'neill who was unarmed of the time was shot during a carjacking. that officer initially charged by tessa dean, the first police officer to get charged for a shooting while on duty. >> the police must be held comfortable. just like any other employee, any other servant. if you fail to do your job, you must be held accountable. >> they will be at the f

the complaints are four neighborhoods, chinatown, the richmond, haight and tenderloin, a spokesperson says they are issued in two days and can cost up to $3,000. that's money these small businesses, new and established, say they can't shell out. >> you can see how quiet the street is. i don't think we can afford this. >> we really need the city's help to mediate and not do nine times or whatever they're trying to do. >> reporter: "today in the bay." >> makes you want to support those businesses. >> yeah. >>> it's 4:37 this morning. next on "today in the bay," the hundreds of layoffs apple is reportedly making. >>> good friday morning. it is 4:40 and it's another cold start. santa rosa now at 35 degrees. the wind is calm and we've also seen a few more clouds moving in. eventually it's going to clear out and temperatures bump up just slightly compared to yesterday. it's going to be a nice weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> things are looking great for our shot of dublin. but look what we have at this very moment, back and forth, some flashing lights. they're

a 76-year-old died from a fall in front of his haight-ashbury home in january 2021, after an encounterith two men who allegedly tried to steal his camera. it turns out the primary witness in the case never actually saw what happened. the revelation about the witness surprised a long-time friend and a private investigator. >> i was just blown out of my socks to hear that the whole version of events may have been less than truthful, and a witness recanting testimony while under oath during a per limiter hearing, yeah, i can understand why the da had to dismiss the charges. >> the men charged in the case -- man charging in the case spent two years in trial awaiting trial. >> in the east bay, ste in the city of oakland's effort to move on from its ownership of the coliseum complex. today, an african-america sports and entertainment group has announced it has signed an agreement to begin exclusive negotiations with the city to buy out its share of the site. it sounds encouraging but as we explain, there are still plenty of hurdles to overcome. >> -- create the magic in the bright lines will

. >> reporter: two years ago, 28-year-old nicole haight was working full time painting houses and raisingral illinois when symptoms struck. >> i started having headaches, like quite a bit, and then i started having a whooshing sound in my ear, just gave me migraines. i'd be vomiting all day. >> reporter: an mri revealed a rare dire diagnosis. an arteriovenous malformation or avm. >> so, it's tangled blood vessels. it's like a bunch of christmas lights all tangled together and wrapped up. >> reporter: nicole's a ticking time bomb for a possible stroke. she saw doctor after doctor, seven deeming it inoperable. >> my one son asked if i would be with their grandpa shawn because my dad had died a couple of years ago. >> reporter: reality hit hard. nicole wrote notes to those she feared leaving behind. >> if you're reading this now, i have gone to heaven with grandpa shawn. when you need me, watch for signs, feel your heart, and i am there with you. >> reporter: then a promise. >> mommy is going to get the help she needs. >> reporter: one day at work a conversation overheard by a customer who a

joining us as a best-selling author who started a stir on instagram with the response to the haight, rachel simmons. thanks for joining us. for people following this -- not following this closely, what were people saying about madonna at the grammys? rachel: there was such a strong reaction. people saying i don't recognize this person, this is not madonna, can it possibly be her? there was almost no focus on what she was there to say, only her appearance, and what i think this was about was a lot of ageism. we really punish women when they get older and we don't let them do what they need to do. we just focus on their appearance. kristen: there was also comments about plastic surgery, this and that, and it was all hurtful stuff. you wrote an instagram post calling out the ageism behind it. tell us what your point was. rachel: my point was really unfair for us to call out madonna as an individual. every time we do that, we are not really focusing on the system that creates madonnas. we are not thinking, what is it about our society that puts so ch pressure on women to alter their appe

good afternoon, supervisors calling from the panhandle haight ashbury in capacity [inaudible] i think that we heard really good arguments. every speaker, honestly. i'm unable to be there i are mobile issues. hi a doctor's appointment. and if you want to be hum belled have something wrong with your body so your mobility is impacted you must include remote participation for everyone. it is just unthinkable dp unsdem accuraticor city is falling apart. all of our systems are just not work. it behooves citizens like me who are engaged in purke for improved public transit and more affordable housing. for, every issue you name it, helping unhoused people on the walk in our neighborhoods because our city departments are not functioning properly. you want to limit our comment? you want to limp our input to you? hour elected officials? you represent us. why would you cut out our eyes and ears the input we have, i don't understand this. it is a terrible idea. we must have fair and just access for all san franciscans. and please, vote this down thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, ple

. >> the complaints were focused in four neighborhoods, richmond, haight, tenderloin and chinatown. >>> new this morning, one of the piers damaged from recent storms in santa cruz county is set to be removed permanently. the pier at seacliff beach that leads to the infamous cement ship will have its final good-bye this weekend. after an inspection, engineers found the pier could collapse at any moment. a farewell ceremony will be held before demolition begins later this month. anyone with a reservation can contact the state park for a refund. >>> time to take a live look out in san jose. this is outside of the sap center. beautiful shot this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring those temps across the bay area. how is oakland looking? >> it is starting out cold. you do have to bundle up. it's going to be in the 30s and 40s. but then later today it's going to shape up to be a nice one, so maybe you want to add on the layers so that you can be more comfortable later this afternoon as we head for 62 degrees. also 62 in san francisco and fremont, and 62 in morgan hill. in t

. >> the complaints were focused in four neighborhoods, richmond, haight, tenderloin and chinatown. >>> police are investigating thefts from ul ta beauty stores and discovered a fencing operation. chp organized retail crime task force was looking into $6,000 worth of stolen goods taken from three ulta beauty stores in alameda county. they linked a car in connection with the thefts to a home in oakland. during the search of the home, officers found stolen merchandise valued at over $120,000, as well as guns and several high capacity magazines. >>> new this morning, one of the piers damaged from recent storms is set to be removed permanently. the pier at sea cliff beach that leads to the imfamous ship will have its final good-bye. inspectors found it could collapse at any moment. a farewell ceremony will be held today at noon. anyone with a reservation can contact the state park for a refund. >>> it is 5:06 this morning, as we take a live look in downtown san jose, just outside of sap center. it's really nice looking out there. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expec

. >> two years ago, 28-year-old nicole haight was working full-time and raising two kids in rural illinoiswe started having headaches, like, quite a bit. then i started having washing sound in my ear, just -- migraines, vomiting and all day. >> an mri revealed a rare diagnosis, arteriovenous malformation or avm it's like a bunch of christmas lights strung -- >> and nicole was a tipping ticking timebomb for a possible stroke. she a doctor after doctor, some deeming it inoperable. >> i -- grandpa sean because my dad had died a couple years ago. reality hit hard. >> nicole wrote notes to those she feared leaving behind. >> if you are reading this now i have gone to heaven with grandpa sean. when you need me, watch for signs. feel your heart and i'm there with you. >> then, a promise. >> mommy is going to get the help she needs. >> one day, at work, a conversation overheard by a customer who, against all odds, could help. >> her son was learning -- in boston. it just gives me chills. >> patel's neurosurgeon dr. narav patel -- cases this severe. nicole would have her surgery. >> -- she was cour

love on haight on haight street, dragon seed bridal on clay and recommendations for approval for all of these legacy business registry applications. they also heard the planning code amendment for home sf you will hear today. and then finally adopted the modernistic styles 25 through 1965 city wide historic context statementful if there are no questions, we with move on. to general public meantful at this time members may address on items of interest within the jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the chigz will be when the item is reached in the meeting. each member may address the commission for 3 minutes when speakers exceed the 15 minute limit general public comment may be moved to the end of the agenda. >> georgia, no way are you getting. >> good upon afternoonful this is for the commissioners i'm georgia, this hand out is something i gave out to people to the commission in march of 2021. but i felt like i want federal give it out again. 5 categories of demolitions. and some of those are serial permitting. a

i'm a owner of the book smith and (inaudible) located in haight ashberry. we began the work coming up to speed on the work previously done by the treasurer office and bla on recommendations for creating a public bank. once the consultant contract was finalized we were as mentioned able to begin the process of community outreach and that included preparation and facilitation of four focus groups with stakeholders which the public bank is envisioned to serve. green energy, small business, affordable housing and advocates. additionally, our consultants conducted one on one interviews with relevant city departments and community financial institutions who serve the community with existing loan programs. so, through those conversations and additional research our consultant identified and identify market gaps and community needs for lending services to validate the need for public bank and inform development of two business plans and you can switch to the next slide. thank you. and significant time was spent by the working group members and public bank coalition

street ventzing permits. 112 in the michlgz 5 downtown and 2 in china town and eighty-one each in the haight, north beach and richmond. we have inspectors checking for permits every day with the biggest focus mission between 16 and 24th. we seen progress there in terms of taming the unwanted street sale when is inspectors are out there. it is in the unusual for unpermitted peddlers to show up had the inspectors leave. we don't have resources for 24 hour enforcement and inspectors have been attacked. no serious injuries but arm grabs a shoulder check, bump to the head and concerningly a stomach punch will i don't want to down play the seriousness of any of this. any attack is unacceptable. we have been working with the police department to make sure officers are on the scene when inspectors are conducting operations. police have been working with us since the start there are instance when is they got pull exclude making clear they should not conduct enforce am without police back up. police officials have assured me and the mayor's office they are committed to providing the support we need an

it was e eliminate the significant part of my vow of the haight and. one of the challenges that the property so close that is really creates a view of the big officers instead of -- the neighborhood. which is where i bought the house for which i bought the house in august. and so -- to be the house [inaudible] significant cannot low altered so soonld be well at all is -- realist something [inaudible] i would -- like to recommend that not be [inaudible]. i know [inaudible] marginal but has an affect because. proximateimity to my house. so, with that i ask that the variance look at other alternatives to achieve the time feeling. i looked at the plan and they are attractive. i appreciate that. but -- if there is another creative way you know i will challenge the architect to creatively to create similar affect without impact the [inaudible]. thank you. last call for public comment. if you are here exactly forward. calling remote press star 3. or raise your hand via web ex. public comment is closed. and this matter is before you. commissioner koppel. >> ye

week after that one another fire haight and divisidero, displace the 12 residents.e fires long-term rent control tenant and small be businesses were displaced and may take years to get back into their home and we had many other fires in our district i know, each of you has laz. i want to thank supervisor walton for cosponsorship of the hearing request on this. and also extend my condolences to the recent fatal fire in district 10. over the koushs of these various fires and our district, our offices worked closely with the fire department and human service agency, hsh. the red cross. displaced residents, businesses and neighbors. and i really can't say enough positive about the work of our firefighters as well as folks at dbi, dpw, hsh play a key role. i want to specific low note ben aims and his small team at hsa who support displaced residents and it is red cross volunteers. who provide resources on site to displaced folks in the aftermath of fires. but00ue know -- that said, the disasters really have happened often enough with devastating consequence. it is clear

and this week we will go out to noe valley and also haight street. >> i will keep my report short. very much. >> thank you? >> i had a thought and i got distracted. about something you said. what were you starting on the beginning there. >> flood. relief grant. >> the flood. >> is there an update on the sba jury room not at the moment. we are still awaiting federal or state resources and one was the disaster relief loans and they have a bit of press to go through. so we are probably upon weeks if not months out of knowing the status of that. >> i was a business owner today that had 80 thousand dollars in losses so. she was just trying to figure out what to do. and i said, well, there is we have a 2 thousand dollars grant. that is the 98% of the or 2% of the way there. so. you know i think that the sba thing would be helpful and keep our ice open as whether anything opens up at the state level with the emergency disaster declaration from the governor. and i want to reminds the commissioners that we do have another resource page limp is an sfpuc flood grant. y told her. >> or if empl

week after that one another fire haight and divisidero, displace the 12 residents. in all the fires long-term rent control tenant and small be businesses were displaced and may take years to get back into their home and we had many other fires in our district i know, each of you has laz. i want to thank supervisor walton for cosponsorship of the hearing request on this. and also extend my condolences to the recent fatal fire in district 10. over the koushs of these various fires and our district, our offices worked closely with the fire department and human service agency, hsh. the red cross. displaced residents, businesses and neighbors. and i really can't say enough positive about the work of our firefighters as well as folks at dbi, dpw, hsh play a key role. i want to specific low note ben aims and his small team at hsa who support displaced residents and it is red cross volunteers. who provide resources on site to displaced folks in the aftermath of fires. but00ue know -- that said, the disasters really have happened often enough with devastating consequence. it

week after that one another fire haight and divisidero, displace the 12 residents.l the fires long-term rent control tenant and small be businesses were displaced and may take years to get back into their home and we had many other fires in our district i know, each of you has laz. i want to thank supervisor walton for cosponsorship of the hearing request on this. and also extend my condolences to the recent fatal fire in district 10. over the koushs of these various fires and our district, our offices worked closely with the fire department and human service agency, hsh. the red cross. displaced residents, businesses and neighbors. and i really can't say enough positive about the work of our firefighters as well as folks at dbi, dpw, hsh play a key role. i want to specific low note ben aims and his small team at hsa who support displaced residents and it is red cross volunteers. who provide resources on site to displaced folks in the aftermath of fires. but00ue know -- that said, the disasters really have happened often enough with devastating consequence. it is cl

he said that haight had been allowed to spread unchallenged in the labour party under his predecessorst _ because we will sort it out today. it's just like one because we will sort it out today. it'sjust like one of his it's just like one of his predecessors, treating questions about conduct as something to brush off and saying that ducking responsibility was a perfectly reasonably response by a prime minister. and his predecessor didn't actually go around pretending to be actually go around pretending to be a paragon of integrity and accountability, in fairness. a paragon of integrity and accountability, infairness. on a paragon of integrity and accountability, in fairness. on that subject, was it a coincidence that the two people who arranged an £800,000 line the two people who arranged an £800,0001ine of credit for the former prime minister were both shortlisted for plum jobs in the bc and the british council? mr speaker, as we address _ and the british council? mr speaker, as we address previously, _ and the british council? mr speaker, as we address previously, the - as we addres