commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. and commissioner antonini will be joining us shortly first, it the consideration for continuance item one case at 1010 bush stre 1010 bush street conditional use authorization is for case numbers d d and d and case 2010 at the 2820th century lake street conditional use are proposed for june 20th, 2014, i have no other items proposed for conditions i have one speaker card >> karen jones. >> other mike please. this is item one a-1010 bushy own the building next door i'm new to the process but this is the second continuance i'm trying to plan my summer vacation is there a limit to how much time something can be continued i want to be sure and there's no before and after but mr. magaziney. >> the project planner. >> okay. great. >> is there any public comment on items proposed for continuance seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore >> move to continue as noted. >> second. >> commissioners, on that motion as proposed. commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commission

>> aye. >> hillis? >> aye. >> fong? >> aye ft. wu? >> aye. >> that motion passes unanimously, 6-0, that will place you under commission matters, item 3, draft minutes for june 12, 2014. >> is there any public comment on the draft minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner fong? >> move to approve minutes. >> second. >> on that motion to adopt the minutes for june 12, 2014, commissioner antimony, borden, hillis, moore, fong, and president wu? >> aye. >> so moved, that motion passes unanimously 6-0 and places you on item 4, commission comments and questions. >> commissioner moore? >> i would like to make a comment on the item we just approved in consent and that is the incredible transformation of value, the addition of this small one of a kind retail store has made to the building which was very controversial when we approved it here. that particular store has almost transformed the building. it amazing because all of a sudden the attention goes to ground floor which is very active. it's a very nice sto, i'm vegetaria

thank you commissioner hillis. commissioner antonini. commissioner borden >> commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. commissioner fong >> i was absences at the leasing last hearing and had the ability to look at it on line and prepared to take action. >> i believe there's a request to make a statement. >> good afternoon, commissioners we were just informed today that the public health department has made a question on the developer and granted a permit through the change of ownership we request that item 15 the discretionary review on ocean avenue be continued to the commission can include and consider supervisor yee's legislation on the developer clustering the supervisor is not against the applicant but we're incentive to the clustering of the cannabis dispensaries on motioning mission avenue. >> commissioner sugaya i wish the city attorney were here i have a procedural question maybe staff know the answer. since this is pending as has been pending for awhile e

. >> commissioner hillis. >> i think we talk about protecting the existing passenger door pdr it's important especially, if it's zoned for pdr. we're establishing values that are lower than someone that would get in office space so a disincentive to try to convert so clearly we have to protect and enforce the pdr but on the other side too how do we build, you know, new pdr. that's a tougher nut to crack. there's no i don't know if there is any pdr being built and the ones we've talked about are cross subsidizing with offense particularly with the produce mart how was that done and built. is that a city subsidized project >> my understanding it's subsidized. >> so that maybe an interesting model to look at. i know they own the lands but they were able to finance that conventional financing and other ways. because we can fight over a kind of smaller amount but how do we build a pdr space the city has to be part of the transactions >> i have to admit i don't have the details of the market transaction but while acknowledging it's hard we're committed and oewd to find a way to produce more pdr sp

commissioner borden >> commissioner hillis. commissioner moore and commissioner sugaya and you commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. that places you on items 17 a and b for the next case at the 456, 7th street mandatory discretionary reviews. >> good evening commissioner president wu and members of the planning commission i'm presenting a you mandatory discretionary review for a don't guess of a single-family dwelling a proposed new 3 story 2 family the address is 4 hundred and 5627 street. the current building is owner accompanied and contains 9 hundred quiet with one bedroom and one bath no off-street parking and the two family dwelling with one unit on the ground floor about 9 hundred and 23 square feet and the second unit occupies the second and third floors with 2 thousand 2 hundred and 61 square feet e square feet with 2 off-street parking spaces. the proposed building has been reviewed by your design team and the rtd said it's consistent with the residential design

commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. that commissioners before i jump into the items for continuance i want to advise the members of the public we've received a request if supervisor wiener's office to take his item out of order the committee moved item 16 the affordable housing density inclusion planning code amendment to the regular calendar to accommodate his schedule. commissioners, first on your calendar is your consideration for items for continuance item one at 1998 polk street request for conditional use authorization and items 2 ab for the case at the 66 third street requester request for a conditional use authorization are proposed for june 27, 2014, the next item application information on anti description housing policy is proposed for continuance for july 10th and item 4 at the 1010 bush street request for kwifgs is proposed for continuance there are no speaker cards. my public comment on the continuance calendar? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini >> move to continue items 1,

commissioner borden >> commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong >> commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. >> the commission will regular hearing nor thursday, june 12, 2014. like to remind the must be of the audience to vines my mobile device. commissioners you've left off on item 15 the production and distribution and repair informational presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners steve with the planning staff this is a great way to celebrate how far this sector has come and talk about the place in the eco system what is the distribution repair that's a term of arts that cluster a wide range of activities p is about production making things whether arts, clothes. buildings, distribution is about motorcycling things around people and utilities and mending things cars and furniture. what are some of the characteristics or p dr it can't compete that san francisco it can't afford to build new spaces the rents are not high enough to justify construction it is typical denser s

i also want to thank my colleague >> commissioner hillis. >> i agree with my fellow commissioners it's not going to add thousands of units but it is in the in law legislation it could deteriorate 0 thousands of units if we look at thousands of pieces of legislation. two questions for supervisor wiener have we looked at the opportunity sites to see if it would work or talk to a developer or property owner to whether the 12 percent is right >> i have spoken to several developers that before we move forward who indicated this this is something that would work and again every project is unique but i have that option out there. >> the areas on this map that are covered are they primary the rh1 and rh2. >> there's the density controls. >> i know if we look at those neighborhoods we make that policy decision in the future so i think this makes sense and i'll support it. >> commissioner moore. >> in some cases we're we'll be building affordability on scale i'm asking about modifying for compliance how do you insure indeed this legislation is being used for what it is intended to do. >> you mea

commissioner hillis. commissioner moore.ommissioner sugaya. >> i think he'd like this project so i vote. >> commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously and places you on item 13 for the next case at 1518 slope for conditional use authorization >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners i'm with the plaintiff the request for conditional use authorization to establish a beauty supply store as sally you beauty supply with 16 hundred square feet within the shopping center the space was occupied by jamming before he play which is volunteering relocating and the placing is an 0er7b9d shopping center that provides a variety of goods and services to the adjacent neighborhoods and anchored by lucky supermarket. the existing density of the formula retail uses is that 6 percent of retail. there are no other beauty supplies stores within this and it supports the high ratio of formula retail and based on those ouldz in the case support the department recommen

commissioner hillis asked about opportunities to, you know, add a little bit of pdr space and capacities around town there are tints on the port those are just as skarltd and limited as everything else the director of the port would have my ted head if we thought the pdr was going to move to the port >> there's definitely a feeling of the spirit of replacement we can see by the likelihood is not there as we're moving into the discussion of a central corridor the policy of zero net loss and one-on-one replacement has to drive what we do and not plan that out in 15 years we'll have it replaced but in the moment as one gets taken down the space has to be online otherwise we'relogies the seekers of the economic and social infrastructure it's a pdr for all the things we need from having the scissors sharpened i don't want to drive to south san francisco to get my sewing machine i don't have one but to get it repaired we should be cognizant of what zero loss means that's in the moment one-on-one replacement. >> yeah. if you don't mind me having a discussion i think we should explore what that

commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you under our discretionary review calendar. item 14 for the case d at the 1110 ashburg after may first, they continued the matter by a vote of 6 to zero commissioner fong upper absent at this item and for you to participate you'll have to say you've reviewed the materials and that's correct i watched it on sfgovtv and am ready. >> if we can say add consulted the secretary on how to consultation the hearing this is the third hearing we just decided to allow for the staff for 3 minutes from the dr requester and open this up for public comment. >> okay. >> good afternoon. commissioner president wu and members this case is a discretionary review for 1110 ashbury street to allow the property owner project sponsor to work on the design and incorporate feedback. as a reminder the dr was filed by the resident directly from the adjacent property to the north. the dr re

commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. >> the commission will welcome planning commission regularometers for dumb. please be advised commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. . commissioners we left off in our regular calendar for case 2010 x at the 2051, third street for the planning code large project authorization >> and commissioners doug with the plaintiff. the project is a large authorization for the proposed development on third street. this project was granted a continuance so the project sponsor will be able to rise the project and sufficiently address community input. there the project authorization it's seeking the modification of the planning code for open space and provisions inform the dwell unite this includes the demolition of two warehouse buildi

by you can't vote for this project >> commissioner hillis. i'll agree i vote against it. the new design, you know, a little bit response but didn't respond to the direction i felt we were getting back the interior could be put elsewhere overall you're getting this bonus of adding this enormous amount to the front but acknowledge the adjacent neighbors this has not done that >> commissioner borden. >> i'm primarily voting for this if with we have a better way we could debate this 65 times over i'm happyly entertain another motion if there's a think a alternative idea but no one wants to take a position that's the issue i'm having here. commissioner moore >> i want to add one comment that applies to all of us ada is a human right and something that expresses itself in code and you can't avoid that this is a technical knowledge and i mentioned three-quarters of an inch i happened to consultant with someone that's an ada person skyline architect and just excuse me. ly speaking could this be done there was a clear answer to, yes this is a very large home and has a lot of space

commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. and places you on item 12 for the next case. at the 21020th century 1 on webster street request for conditional use authorizatiusea >> good afternoon, commissioners commissioner president wu glen in department staff this is on webster street and encompass 9 lots. the project is a planned unit development and 6 unit conditional use authorization to reuse the institutional building to conduct 66 unit at the existing building that's commemorated to residential use and 10 for in home units for the adjacent parking lot. the plan unit modifications to the project including radish modification this is due to the non-compliance structure and due to the location of the some of the townhomes in the middle block open space. another modification includes the unit enclosure for units within the interior of the open space. duo to date the department excuse me. - to date the department

. >> i want to get back to commissioner hillis's comment because i didn't understand. i can't find in the motion, i guess i'm not looking in the right place, a reference to our approving restaurant use. we don't have to approve a restaurant, right? because it has a right already. >> correct. it does not require a conditional use. so it's included in the project description to satisfy the neighborhood notification requirement. >> but that doesn't mean that the project sponsor is going to put three restaurants or two restaurants in those spaces? >> i believe that's undecided. >> commissioner antonini. >> a clarification on the motion that has been made. if i understand it correctly, commission moore, we're asking project sponsor to either combine some of the individual accesses to roof or replace the stair penthouses with hatches on the -- on some of the individual ones, is that what you're asking them to do in your motion? >> you can indirectly say yes. i'm asking the architect to more successfully or minimize the impression that we're putting on the roof. >> okay. >> c

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commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. zoning administer >> take the closed public hearing and take the matter under advisement. >> commissioners that will place on item 13 as 18 street. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and members planning staff this is the request for an conditional use authorization at the 18 union street a 3 story mixed use at the aaron that was developed in 1933 features resident and ground floor and at the rear of the first floor it features a t mobile as well as an at&t facility. the t mobile is a single-family antenna mounted to the base and it consists of the antennas mounted along the intersection of octavia and union streets it is up to 6 panel machines on the rooftop and larger equipment cabinets inside the building and the screen will be used it on the rooftop in order to screen the antennas as well the equipment the northeast part of the building is component of two a

commissioner borden >> commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 10 for case and intention to initiate the development related to formula retail uses and to consider an adaptation of an ordinance at a later hearing >> good afternoon. commissioner president wu and commissioners in the an exciting day for the staff after implementing the formula retail controls we're ready to unveil our policy recommendations. the action is simple we having ask you bring those to life but to describe the full action of controls and to hear from you. the broad consensus the noticeable process is working it has expand and seems to be an effective method to provide public input your proposal recognitions this and seeks to build upon the framework. we will expand the process in some geometric areas while reducing some in some circumstances the retail depiction will expand in some and reduce in others. we believe this is a murder and ba

commissioner borden >> commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong. commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero >> the commission will take a 20 minute break. >> thursday, may 22, 2014. i'd like to remind please silence all electronic devices. that may sound off and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. commissioners we left off under your regular calendar on item 11. the mission alcohol beverage special use ordinance amending the alcohol beverage special use district. diego sanchez i'll be talking about the special use district alcohol beverages, however, i'm i'm to provide supervisor campos office with time to present on the motivator >> good afternoon, commissioners the amendment to 9 special district is pretty small a narrow exception allowing the miniature golf course to serve alcohol beverages and bowling alleys enjoy this similar section and approached by a company and the business was conceived the people have been in the ne

those are my main thoughts >> commissioner hillis. >> i have a couple of questions for staff. first of all what's your secret everybody is complimenty how to do that human resources on the subsidy that's the ones that both me the most we've seen issues and there have been issues with subsidies like jake spade do we know if that is captured under the sub subs. jake spade will be formula retail because of the worldwide it gets into the questions of the distinction of a subsidy and what's the structure and i understand the policy issues and policy concerns for having it my biggest concern is simple with the implementation but i think the use ability 9 and the value of the ordinance goes as far as to implement it and, of course, if we have requirements that are not enforced effectively that diminishes the valve of the ordinance >> but i mean, i agree with the sxhooemdz office you can turn it back on the applicant and have an affidavit saying they don't or do. they knowed have subsidy they have to have outlets that are not the same people will look for loopholes and we've seen it h

. >> hillis. >> aye. >> moore. >> aye. >> is a guy y'all. >> aye. >> president wu. >> so moved, that motion passes unanimously 7-0. i have no speaker cards on comments. >> is there any general public comment. >> seeing none, general public comment is closed. meeting adjourned. >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco full board of supervisors tuesday, june 24, 2014. madam clerk call roll >> supervisor avalos. supervisor avalos? supervisor breed. supervisor campos. president chiu. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang's. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. mr. president, all members are present thank you ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. >> excuse me. sir, you are out of order. >> (inaudible). i'm sorry to a >> colleagues, we're back in session with the approval of the minutes motion that i supervisor cohen and second by supervisor mar the may 2014 minutes are approved

. >> commissioner borden commissioner hillis. commissioner moore commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 12 a and braxton building inspection commission on bush street a request for kufks and we're consider requires for variances. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and members of the board. i'm with the staff. the project is located at 1430 bush street and a conditional use authorization to construct a hundred and 15 at all mixed use construction and with the rent a car at the current location. you may recall it was heard by planning commission on september 9th of 2013 and just to bring to our memory the project that was shown at that time, in september. one hundred and 15 foot tall building with 32 unit facing a alley and at that time, there was a few members of public that spoke in opposition and if the commission continued to further work on the design. and there were concerns about a central courtyard in which the unit that faced the courtyard

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. >> to be clear commissioner hillis what i said in suggesting if we were to offer the 16 percent we presume that that agreement would be not in place. >> correct. >> i'll offer thoughts in favor of the way the developer has done the project so far. this opening statements is only in the eastern neighborhood so although the example is not there in the outer richmond this year i believe something like that 60 units of tenants were evicted and the building was sold after rent control so the owner could sell the building so the conversion is more dramatic for the tenants living there >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. there have been a lot of historically so long as i've been the commission we've never dealt with their rental or ownership so it gives the sponsor the ability as cycles change to modify their projects and the beacon is an example as the market became strong it chang's changed to condo and notice that of renting was dispolice department just the availability to buy it, it's not in the cod so but i am i

commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you, mr. commission matter questions or comments commissioners, i want to follow up on the matter that was raised at last week's hearing by commissioner moore for the conditions of approval on bush street i reviewed the hearing tape and indeed the staff presenter glen did indeed read the amendment regarding this affordability exponent on the presentation i wanted to follow up with you and the viewing audience. >> thank you commissioner antonini. >> yeah. interesting article that will be pertinent for the discussion that follows and it was in the new york times on sunday june 8th dealt with affordable housing in new york city the system is different then here that's a volunteer system if the building sponsor agrees they have to provide 20 percent affordable and they get 33 percent more square footage. it appears to not be very popular because it's optional 3 tho

it's a little hilly. it also aligns directly west to east, which allows us to bring light into the exterior courtyard space in a way that wouldn't be possible otherwise. here you see a sun study with the base development controls on the left and our proposal on the right. you see in the morning and afternoon the light can come into that space that otherwise wouldn't be possible. here you see a view from above from the project and the connection. it cuts through folsom street and in the middle of that it expands to create a courtyard or urban living room. it's activated by program on all sides from retail that extends from folsom street into the connection on to the other side to other more resident focused programs like community room or bike kitchen. here's a view again from fremont and folsom street looking into that connection. podium buildings that [inaudible] is working on have been sculpted. here's a view of the urban living room tsz. you can see it with transparency along the ground with retail pro

turn it over to my colleague i want to follow up from lecturers hearing a question from commissioner hillis how much of the revenue are we seeing going to the in kind agreement i have a couple of slides it's a little bit fuzzy we looked at did eastern neighborhoods you can see through fiscal year 19 we have impact fees projected for you have about 67 or 68 million that goes to capital projects and 67 percent to the in kind agreements will be approved that's everything we have in the pipeline that said this is a snapshot in time we don't know what others agreements will come up in the first 5 years we had a significant impact of the revenue fees that went towards in kind to build the childcare center the next 5 year period a significant increase $50 million to about 5 or $6 million and have approximately 5 million in impact fees that's lower. so i wanted to give you a quick list of the impact sorry the in kind agreements we have approved or have applications the top one is the childcare center and the second one is the park that's an example of that was a priority project called out in the e