commissioner hasz hasz rr yes, johnck [inaudible] motion passes 7 to 0. places you on item 5 commission comment and questions. >> commissioner hasz >> thank you. i was approached by restaurantter about security gates and putting them in front of our buildings and historic districts and don't think we have a policy on that do we? >> the planning code has certain requirements for security grills throughout the city and then we do dependent on the property time and character defining features may have certain requirements. there is some guidance there. >> that is correct >> good. >> commissioner pearlman >> i wanted to know if people went to see the 100 anversity of this building friday. for all that were there you know how amazing and spectacular it was. i know there is a move to get some of the equipment and lighting design that was shown that night in the light show permanently for the building so i hope that will happen because it was pretty remarkable. >> thank you >> commissioner johnck >> my question relates to the presentation by the port of san fran

. >> commissioners on that motion to approve this matter with conditions commissioner hasz, yes, commissioner johnck yes. jones, yes, matsuda, yes. hyland, yes. [inaudible] that passes 6 to 07 >> commissioners i did want to recognize kelly wong, this is kelly's last hearing before you. she has been a valued member of the preservation team but she is going off to i think much more exciting endeavor but on behalf of the department especially the preservation team i want to bring this up to you and say publicly we all wish kelly the best in the future and hope to see her soon. >> thank you. >> commissioners item 8. 2015--90-92 second street. this is a nishiation of land mark designation >> good afternoon commissioners jonathan lamerse department staff. the next case before the commission is to nishiate the perdet building located at 90-92 second street. this is a 2 story brick commercial building constructed between 1903 and 1904 and designed by bliss and [inaudible] the building was placed on the land mark designation program may the 12, 2012. the building appears eligible for land mark [inaudi

commissioner hasz >> i would agree with the commissioner that thinning down the columns doesn't really change much for me. >> commissioner johns >> thank you, on the thickness or in theness of the column there is a real beefy building right there and it is a solid building and i agree with commissioner comments. i didn't think it was a particularly vuchiacy to in the the columns just to have in the columns particularly when you have the ferry building and that strength in the proximity. i think it would be more compatible if there was something that looked like it was strong. the rest of the design and think is really really-fits in w the surrounding area in the nicest possible way. >> it sounds like there is general consensus the project is compatible and also that unless i hear otherwise that the in the in theness is-making it thinner than now doesn't seem to be a necessary study and there was also a comment about a more solid termination from the canopy. i believe that would be rather than a glazed edge >> this >> yes, there would be a solid termination. anybody feel strongly about

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commissioner there is a motion and second to adopt the rez dugz to nishiate on that rez dugz, missions hasz, yes y johnck, yes, johns, yes, matsuda, yes. [inaudible] the motion passes 7 to 0. no other items on your regular calendar. commissioners matsuda and hyland will remain for the cultural heritage hearing >> the cultural heritage commission meeting is adjourned. good proon afternoon ladies and gentlemen. the meeting will come toor to order. to my right is supervisor scott wiener who is vise chair and to my left is supervisor kim. i would like to recognize [inaudible] who will be working with us helping by televising this committee meeting at sf gov tv. madam clerk any announcements? >> yes silence [inaudible] be included as part of the file [inaudible] will appear on the july 7th supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you very much. could you please call item 1 >> resolution authrising [inaudible] city owned parcel for dogpatch and north west potrero hill >> this is a follow up item for sth intent from the cities first green benefit in dogpatch and north west potrero hill a

very specific for the south of market there is a dedication of a land that is the land commissioner hasz plus a predevelopment and it should yield 83 units of senior hours again, it is not - i'm referring to this presentation and on exhibit e, in fact, it didn't tell you exactly it is dedicated because interests a clause that the mayor may reject the parcel transfer and the $33.5 million will it be paid and then lastly the 71 units that is the worse of the $18 million worst of the ac/dc development $80 million to develop 71 units i agree we need housing in san francisco. >> actually just leave it alone - >> got a mind of itself own. >> i agree we need housing all over the city but offsite and off neighborhoods is not going to be able to address the impact of this development in the immediate neighborhood we're building has it unravels i have more questions how it is calculated than answers i think i would like to urge the commission to help us slow the development in the south of market and make sure that you know we address all of those issues brown bag we move forward with this develop