i totally agree with director hillis. the law, s.b. 330, is vague in terms of what is a continuance and whether or not the continuance without a hearing and direction is considered a continuance. >> clerk: staff, are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes. good afternoon, president koppel and members of the commission. linda ajello hoagland, planning department staff. the project, which received approval in 2018, includes horizontal additions at the front and rear of the home and a vertical addition of approximately 7 feet, resulting in a 2,602 square foot home. the project has not changed in terms of its approved size, design, or features. the subject property is located in the noe valley neighborhood. the existing structure was instructed as a single-family home in 1912. in 1915, the house was raised 7 feet, and a concrete foundation basement was poured, and a 4 foot by 12 foot addition was added to the front of the building. as detailed in your packet, the project was originally filed and reviewed in 2018 and 2

>> director hillis: yeah. obviously, in indoor dining and easing of restrictions on indoor dining, the shared spaces will be coming to you in the next couple months with the hopes to make that program permanent, so, you know, hopefully you can continue to enjoy shared spaces post covid and allow businesses to occupy the spaces formally used for cars, so we look forward to that discussion in the future. >> commissioner tanner: thank you. >> director hillis: sure. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: question. there were two articles in the press recently, and i'm wondering what the planning department's role in them is. one had to do with the large number of vacancies in japantown and the concern about ability to retain the cultural integrity of the place. you know, when i first joined the commission, one of the first items was heard was the adoption of the cultural heritage district, and i wondered what the status of that was and the involvement of the department. and then second

>> director hillis: yeah. obviously, in indoor dining and easing of restrictions on indoor dining, the shared spaces will be coming to you in the next couple months with the hopes to make that program permanent, so, you know, hopefully you can continue to enjoy shared spaces post covid and allow businesses to occupy the spaces formally used for cars, so we look forward to that discussion in the future. >> commissioner tanner: thank you. >> director hillis: sure. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: question. there were two articles in the press recently, and i'm wondering what the planning department's role in them is. one had to do with the large number of vacancies in japantown and the concern about ability to retain the cultural integrity of the place. you know, when i first joined the commission, one of the first items was heard was the adoption of the cultural heritage district, and i wondered what the status of that was and the involvement of the department. and then second

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>> i'm delight for the you hilly. thank you for the shout.viously is a play for infrastructure, scott. so what i'm looking for is that bill is going to take several months to work its way through so either if you own the stock, i would be writing calls in the short-term, meaning the next two or three months. if you own the calls further out, i would be selling short-term calls, because then you can capture that time decay because i think it takes at least three months before we can get to an infrastructure bill, and i think that will really spike free port, semiex, a bunch of the infrastructure plays? >> doc, thank you for that keri, to you, from san francisco. what should we expect from netflix over the summer is it going to endure competition from disney that's where the battle is right? >> well, i'm not sure that i can pinpoint what happens this summer, but we know that netflix has treaded water for eight months now i mean, the stock is totally flat if you look at the chart. disney stocks up 127% year over year so it's outperformed on netf

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winter storm warning up there, which is good and a wind advisory for parts of the bay area for the hilly hill, your locations of the bear in the north east bay and along the coastal sections on do you could actually see the camera and if you saw the camera moving around there, it's definitely shown some wind. and then there's the rain right now. there's were most busy see the yellows that's up on the west slope, so they're getting some big snow up there. definitely it's a winter storm warning. you're going to see chains on 50 and 80. hours have moved out of lafayette out of richmond. showers are kind of winding down and san mateo san jose still getting some pretty good rain down by the scott. oh, that's nice, but by the next hour two by midnight, most of this is over for us tomorrow could be a sunny day for the most part, but snow will continue in the mountains back here with the full forecast in a couple minutes. well, thank you. and be sure to download our ktvu weather app to keep track of this week's whether you can find an interactive radar as well as hourly updates the nation's top

should stay fine as probable is right above the bay itself, but especially if you're crossing into some hilly areas would be mindful of the potential of some of those low clouds actually resulting in lower visibility. again, that's in those hillsides right above the bay 30's and 40's for most of our current temperatures dublin and livermore 37 while napa at 38 degrees oakland san mateo and pittsburgh. some of our more mild spots at 46 4.48 degrees to start the morning. pretty much mixed bag compared to yesterday. some of our inland areas are a little bit cooler. while some of our area's a bit closer to the coast just a touch warmer at this point than yesterday was from the 30's and 40's to start to the 50's 60's by the afternoon and some of us actually inching pretty close to 70 degrees today. i'm talking this warmer afternoon and this nice way to start the weekend and the rest of your forecast back to you. john, thank you. so let's get a look at your roadways right now. here is a look at your commute into the city. >> to that fremont street exit again, we don't have any wet roadways bridges

thanks. >> thank you, director hillis. commissioners, that will place us under your regular calendar for item 8. 2021-001410crv, 42 otis street. are you prepared to make your presentation? >> staff is prepared. >> ok. the floor is yours. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners, planning department staff. item before the planning commission for a change to the inclusionary affordable housing compliance method from on-site to the affordable housing fee. the commission suggest resolution inclusionary compliance, 101.1. approves demolition of the existing two-story industrial building and construction of a five-story, 55 foot tall mixed use building, 24 single room occupancy s.r.o. dwelling units and commercial uses. there are three private second floor deck, 849 square feet for open space for second floor residents and fifth floor roof deck, 730 square feet of usable open space for all residents. there is a typo in the draft resolution that staff would like to read into the record. there is no existing housing on the site

thanks. >> thank you, director hillis. commissioners, that will place us under your regular calendar for item 8. 2021-001410crv, 42 otis street. are you prepared to make your presentation? >> staff is prepared. >> ok. the floor is yours. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners, planning department staff. item before the planning commission for a change to the inclusionary affordable housing compliance method from on-site to the affordable housing fee. the commission suggest resolution inclusionary compliance, 101.1. approves demolition of the existing two-story industrial building and construction of a five-story, 55 foot tall mixed use building, 24 single room occupancy s.r.o. dwelling units and commercial uses. there are three private second floor deck, 849 square feet for open space for second floor residents and fifth floor roof deck, 730 square feet of usable open space for all residents. there is a typo in the draft resolution that staff would like to read into the record. there is no existing housing on the site

>> vice president moore: i'd just like to second director hillis' comments. if you are in an rh-2, and there's changes to an rh-1 building, finding ways that we can densefy in areas where there's already mostly rh-2 any way. i have a question, and that pertains as to how the project is described. could somebody please describe the supervisor's file? i was unable to find details about what it exactly said in that particular file. >> hi. hi, commissioner moore. gretel gunther, planning staff. >> vice president moore: hi. >> give me just a second, and i can read the relevant portions of it. [inaudible] by supervisor mandelman, and it requires a change of use from a residential care facility -- a conditional use for a change of use for any residential care facility to any other use. let me go ahead and pull that up. it's for a period of 18 months, so the interim legislation actually expires on april 11 of this year. the proposed resolution imposed controlling legislation for 18 months and specifies changes for changing from a residential care home to a residentia

the southeast of the island, the picturesque baroque town of visitoria advises surrounded by stark hilly is known for its grapes, and i'm parched. so i'm in the right place. sicily has a reputation for being a traditional rather macho society. so until recently, wine making, like many professions here, was controlled by men. but the wine maker i'm about to meet is definitely bucking the trend. this is 38-year-old arianna occhipint. so tell me everything. >> today we are almost at the harvest. so i'm going checking vineyards and see how the grape is going to be ripe. >> right. what is the grape? >> the grape of the area are frappato. >> i know d'avilo is a very common grape. >> yes. this is the grape you can find in all the highlands. these two were the grape i wanted to work because indigenous. >> right. >> not international. >> sicily is one of the oldest wine producing regions in the world, but its wine is often thought to be too bold. perhaps fine to blend with other wine, but nothing to be celebrated on its own. but arianna is said to be developing a more delicate vintage. >> it's no

in the more hilly locations. notice the wind speeds picking up. 20 to 30 miles per hour.insula and inner bay side section will keep the wind advisory up until 11:00 a.m. morning temperatures are chilly. it's not just the fact we're in the 30s. highs in the low 50s. couple with a cold wind. you want to keep the jacket with you. at times you may need an umbrella. the main rain band is pushing away. you have snow around the mountain. and things temporary will drying out in the north bay. from here we go to scattered showers at times into monday. notice the morning we have the snow on high r hill top. might see more action across the inner east bay and south bay. around lunchtime tomorrow. 3:00 the heating of the day. cold air aloft. a chance slight chance of thunder inland that may involve hail. snow levels between 2 to 3,000 feet. the atmosphere stabilizes and showers shut down. best odds of accumulating snowfall tomorrow. south of livermore. higher peaks in the mountains. we try to make up for lost time. monday this will carry us through saturday. you can see between now a

. >> director hillis: there's no announcements. >>. >> clerk: okay, director hillis. next item, president's report and announcements. >> yes. i'd like to welcome our newest commissioner, commissioner [inaudible], and i'd just like to see if you'd like to make any comments? >> yes. good afternoon, commissioners. i am a licensed architect with 25 years experience. more than 20 of those have been in san francisco and historic preservation. i [inaudible] and classical architecture. i moved to san francisco in 1996 and for the second time. i've worked on vernacular, residential, and commercial districts, and i've worked on some of the most iconic buildings in san francisco as well as socially important buildings that are part of the context and makeup our beautiful city, with that, i'll return it to president matsuda. >> thank you, and welcome again. the only other announcement i have is that the national trust for historic preservation has announced a grant called blocking historic law restaurants, and they will be awarding a grant of $40,000 to 25 restaurants around the

. >> director hillis: there's no announcements. >>. >> clerk: okay, director hillis. next item, president's report and announcements. >> yes. i'd like to welcome our newest commissioner, commissioner [inaudible], and i'd just like to see if you'd like to make any comments? >> yes. good afternoon, commissioners. i am a licensed architect with 25 years experience. more than 20 of those have been in san francisco and historic preservation. i [inaudible] and classical architecture. i moved to san francisco in 1996 and for the second time. i've worked on vernacular, residential, and commercial districts, and i've worked on some of the most iconic buildings in san francisco as well as socially important buildings that are part of the context and makeup our beautiful city, with that, i'll return it to president matsuda. >> thank you, and welcome again. the only other announcement i have is that the national trust for historic preservation has announced a grant called blocking historic law restaurants, and they will be awarding a grant of $40,000 to 25 restaurants around the

d inla hilly ar mid 30s. for the system coming in tomorrow, we'll rank it one out of five and light storm and mainly hits tomorrow afternoon and evening through monday. rain turning into showers. it could be very gusty, as well. there is a slight chance of thunder and hail mainly on monday and even some snow on the peaks because this is a very cold system moving through. so, sunday tomorrow 2:00. if you're south of santa rosa, you'll still be dry but ukiah to santa rosa some light rain and moderate rain will sweep through in the evening. notice the areas of yellow and slide south throughout the evening and into monday morning tapering off into showers. you saw that pink and white. that is the snow that we could see on some of our mountaintops. accuweather seven-day forecast. today we have gray skies during the morning and sunnier this afternoon but breezy, as well. gusts can even pick up to 35 miles per hour at the higher elevations and the peaks and then we turn our clocks forward an hour, we have our system

landing an unscheduled landing there and a pretty talented pilot that he was able to land in that hillyeverybody seems okay, there. that is scary. we do have a gorgeous day out there today. lots of sunshine all across the bay and boy, if you take a look outside, you can see it. just watched a cargo ship go under the golden gate bridge, one of the most iconic things right. if you could be on a ship that goes under the golden gate, it is beautiful temperatures right now. 56 in san francisco. but take a look at napa where it's 72 degrees right now. 71 in concord, 71 in santa rosa and fairfield. it's warm out there, man in spots. it is just way above average, and it has everything to do with the fact that we've got this ridge of high pressure that you can kind of see pretty clearly here starting to build. in and that is why we are seeing the sunshine and all storm temperatures also a little bit of offshore flow that's helping to drive those temperatures up. few low clouds out there, but not much, so we're going to stay nice through saturday because of this high pressure. you see that low pr

joining us now is hilly and gale, the ceo of the chicago community trust. it is wonderful to have you with us. we haven't spoken about the ways the pandemic has exposed inequalities and deficiencies in social structures. how is the vaccine rollout been a continuation of this narrative? >> thanks. this is clearly an important issue. i really applaud the biden administration for making the bold goal. but i think it is important to remember it is not just the number of people who get the vaccine, but it is actually who gets the vaccine. are we giving it to the communities that are most impacted? re: getting into communities that are at highest risk? not only are we doing the right thing if we do, but we are also doing the most just thing, we are also doing the smartest thing. if we get it first of the people who are at greatest risk, that is where we'll have the greatest impact on a public health standpoint. i thing it is both fair and right and just to do that because in this country, communities of color have been most impacted. when we think about it global

very hilly and mountainous at the end of the appalachian mountains.w you quickly one other video that just came in from pelham, which is near us. driving through a neighborhood right as that tornado was on the back side of it whipping those pieces of insulation and pieces of homes, such a raw moment. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little clos >>> good morning. we made it to friday. a real warm weekend is on the way. it starts with sunshine, calm conditions. we'll have a quick correction monday before possibly warmer temperatures next week. today mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco, san mateo. everyone else in the mid-70s. our deepest valleys in t t >>> time for our series "the influencers." this morning it's all about the dads on tiktok. they're getting millions of views for their advice and wisdom. we're going to talk to two of tiktok's most popular dads in a moment. first take a look. ♪ >> anything that's threaded is going to be turned to the right to tight and turned to the left to loosen. >> let me show you an easy

: the breakout star of borat is nominated for her supporting role and a favorite to win up against hilly glenn close who was nominated ten times but never won an oscar. and the scene stealing role in minari. the supporting actor, with judas and vying for the prize. and sasha barren coh and nominate, vanessa kirby for pieces of a woman and andra day for the global winning lead role in united states versus billy holliday. the lead actor field is wide open with the role as a musician going deaf in the sound of metal. he's up against veteran actor anthony hopkins who plays an early man suffering from dementia in the father. steven yu as the young dad in minari. gary oldman made the cut. and chadwick boseman who posthumously won the role. and nome mandland, the father, judas and the black messiah, minari, sound of metal and the chicago 7 with six nominations and promising young woman has five. and it's already proving to be an historic oscars for women. 70 receiving a total of 76 nominations. that is a record for the oscars. for the first time there were two female directors nominated up agai