. >> commissioner president hyland. >> yes. >> so moved, commissioners that passes 7-0. regular calendar for item 7 case 2020-008490des at 1830 sutter street. this is landmark and i understand commissioner matsuda needs to be reached for this. >> i reside within 500 feet of this property. i request to be recused from this item. >> i move the commissioner be recused. >> second. >> the thank you, commissioners. on that motion to recuse. commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yes. >> commissioner so. >> yes. >> commissioner mat soda. >> yes. >> commissioner president hyland. >> yes. >> so moved, commissioners that passes 7-0. someone is requesting to speak. commissioners, is staff prepared to make the presentation. >> yes. >> do you have a slide presentation? >> yes, i do. >> okay. >> i see a blank screen. >> let me try again. >> clerk: -- in the slide presentation mode? >> good afternoon, commissioners. [inaudible] planning department staff. the item before you today is [inaudible] located at [

. >> commissioner hyland, so do -- or jonas, do we then just recommend -- like, a motion to recommend? >> clerk: yes. >> i'll ask for a motion as soon as i'm done with my comments. any other commissioners have any other comments? i just wanted to point out, i think that i really support this legacy business, but i learned something today through this nomination, and that is how a small business within, you know, an important place like japantown can actually support festivals. i didn't know that they brought this animation costume festivals or event to the -- to the cherry blossom festival. our legacy businesses are very part and parcel to our communities and our neighborhoods, and we all know the cherry blossom festival, and we will be seeing some challenges this coming year as japantown gets back into business this next year. so i just wanted to say that, and if no other commissioners have a comment, i'll entertain a motion for this one. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners. seeing no additional deliberation on this matter, there is a motion that has b

protect women's sports act according to god's co-sponsor of the bill representative mark way mullan hyland on was designed to give women and girls an equal chance to succeed including in sports allowing biological males to compete in women's sports the missions that equality and takes away from their original intent of title 9. if the bill is implemented it would deny federal funding to schools that allow trans individuals to participate in women's and girls sports. on a more positive front a new rule change in the u.k. allows more gay and bisexual men to give blood a much needed resource while the globe continues to battle a pandemic the new will spoken on individual behaviors not blanket regulation that previously restricted blood donations from men who'd had sexual intercourse with men in the last 3 months the new walls dictate that all donors have potential to cure infections reducing the stigma associated with gay sexual relations the focus of the new rules is particularly able sex because it carries the most risk of sexually transmitted infection the new language and regulation ship

. >> our next question is from michael hyland with cbs. >> this is michael from cbs 17, i want to askfirst about the updated list you all went over for distributing the vaccine. couple questions related to that, how are you defining who in essential worker is and why are people who incarcerated prioritized where they are above students and general public. >> first, we relied heavily on the cdc advisory committee recommendations and they just recently changed in the last couple of weeks. they began looking at the statistics of who was getting sick and dying and a age was a factor that was pretty significant that effected whether people would get really sick and die age is much easier thing to be able to tell about somebody rather than whether a person has a lot of chronic problems or not. so, they put in this new advice based upon people's age and our people looked at it in our state advisory committee looked at it and are as follows closely with what the cdc recommendation is and our definition of essential workers follows pretty closely with what the cdc says. we know that people who

a student led pro-democracy movement in the country one of their goals is to reform the molecule hylander strict laws against criticism of the king and queen in which an individual can face up to 15 years in prison. well stargazers are being treated to a once in a lifetime celestial event as jupiter and saturn make their closest alignment since the 17th century the 2 largest planets in our solar system have been inching closer together since september culminating in what's known as the great conjunction tony chang reports from the outskirts of the capital bangkok. gathering on a bridge on the outskirts of bangkok gazing at the sky but it's not the sunset people have come to see these amateur astronomers want to catch a glimpse of the great conjunction a celestial event that happens approximately only every 20 years. we will see very bright stars jupiter is originally very bright but when saturn is near will be even brighter together. this year have extra special the 2 planets are coming even closer together than usual the last time this happened was in $1623.00 but trying to see it is har

[roll call] commission president hyland. >> yes. thank you so moved. that passes unanimously 7-0.placing us on item 5. commission comments and questions. >> i don't see any. we can move on. >> that places us under consent calendar. there is one item on the consent calendar. that matter listed here constitutes the consent calendar. it is routine by the historic preservation commission and will be acted upon when a single vote. there will be no discussion unless requested. then it will be removed and considered at future hearing. 2018-000505 coa at 370 lexington street. certificate of appropriateness. this is the opportunity to pull-off consent by pressing star three. no members requesting to speak, the matter is before you. >> any commissioners wish to pull this off? if not a motion. >> i move to approve the consent calendar. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt -- approve item 6 with conditions under your consent calendar commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes, commissioner pearlman. >> yes. >> commission

thank you, commission president hyland. so opening up public comment. first caller and through the chair, callers will have one minute. >> hi, anne mcpherson. a resident, i live on ninth avenue and i go to the park every day in the morning and train tai chi and go to the music concourse and i get up at 5:30 in the morning, there in the park, one of the first people in the concourse and i can't do that anymore because there's so much noise from the diesel generator that powers the wheel, and even though there's no passengers on the wheel right now, even though only doing the light show from like 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., the diesel generator which is 85 decibels is running 100% of the time and it's a great noise pollution, gives me a headache and i'm really against the wheel extended for further time unless they can make a new condition that the diesel generator is off at nighttime and they restore the quiet back to the golden gate park and the music concourse. thank you. >> go ahead, caller. caller, are you prepared to submit your public comment? ok. we'

. >> commissioner hyland, so do -- or jonas, do we then just recommend -- like, a motion to recommend> clerk: yes. >> i'll ask for a motion as soon as i'm done with my comments. any other commissioners have any other comments? i just wanted to point out, i think that i really support this legacy business, but i learned something today through this nomination, and that is how a small business within, you know, an important place like japantown can actually support festivals. i didn't know that they brought this animation costume festivals or event to the -- to the cherry blossom festival. our legacy businesses are very part and parcel to our communities and our neighborhoods, and we all know the cherry blossom festival, and we will be seeing some challenges this coming year as japantown gets back into business this next year. so i just wanted to say that, and if no other commissioners have a comment, i'll entertain a motion for this one. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners. seeing no additional deliberation on this matter, there is a motion that has been

. >> commissioner hyland, so do -- or jonas, do we then just recommend -- like, a motion to recommend? >> clerk: yes. >> i'll ask for a motion as soon as i'm done with my comments. any other commissioners have any other comments? i just wanted to point out, i think that i really support this legacy business, but i learned something today through this nomination, and that is how a small business within, you know, an important place like japantown can actually support festivals. i didn't know that they brought this animation costume festivals or event to the -- to the cherry blossom festival. our legacy businesses are very part and parcel to our communities and our neighborhoods, and we all know the cherry blossom festival, and we will be seeing some challenges this coming year as japantown gets back into business this next year. so i just wanted to say that, and if no other commissioners have a comment, i'll entertain a motion for this one. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> clerk: thank you. commissioners. seeing no additional deliberation on this matter, there is a motion that has b

thank you, commission president hyland. so opening up public comment. first caller and through the chair, callers will have one minute. >> hi, anne mcpherson. a resident, i live on ninth avenue and i go to the park every day in the morning and train tai chi and go to the music concourse and i get up at 5:30 in the morning, there in the park, one of the first people in the concourse and i can't do that anymore because there's so much noise from the diesel generator that powers the wheel, and even though there's no passengers on the wheel right now, even though only doing the light show from like 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., the diesel generator which is 85 decibels is running 100% of the time and it's a great noise pollution, gives me a headache and i'm really against the wheel extended for further time unless they can make a new condition that the diesel generator is off at nighttime and they restore the quiet back to the golden gate park and the music concourse. thank you. >> go ahead, caller. caller, are you prepared to submit your public comment? ok. we'