site this is not just unite neighborhood lilth my house if those gentlemen are honest it is not ingleside like the captain said more than enough they deliver the audience is bayview and hunters point if it opens will be the closest and assessable to the those communities the area is so dangerous the busses have their windows shut to prevent drive by shootings those are the people that you'll bring to my front door if is it is allowed thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors and commissioner i'm lucky i know the property owner occupying 24 and 50 bayshore lilth next door to this potential mcd as the next door of this proposed mcd i didn't see any notice from the city or from the mcd group unit until the first week of january when the public hearing notice was sent to me i was shocked and very disappointed on the planning departments decision to let this mcd to move forward and i'm here to oppose it no mcd at this location. >> my tenant have told me she will move out if this mcd is going to open next door because she didn't want to - >> thank you, sir, your time is

those are land mark 273 inglesides church and the amendment to the morris gift shop. also during the past quarter you initiated designation for sacred heart and [inaudible] hall. and as you know the initiation for the peace bugoata is on hold but working to bring that in the coming munchths. we have a number of active dessingination jz intend to bring before congration eman well [inaudible] in the coming mupths. staff also continues to work with the historic preservation fund committee on a number of contact statements and surveys including the african american historic context statement. we have new outletreach strategy we deviceed and plan to start that in the next few months. also, the [inaudible] historic context statements and then we also have a resident park context statement that will probably come before you for adoption in the coming months as well. and then lastly, to better track the status of article 10 and 11 designation we established the following performance measures. one is to prepare the designation report within 150 hours. for ingleside staff prese

look at this heavy rain around the mission district backing through market street right there into ingleside backing all the way into the sunset district. so it's a rainy start to your day. santa cruz a flash flood watch in effect buying a bit of a break. air temperature from 52 to 57 degrees balmy outside. that's all due to the winds. west-southwest 13 in oakland, 10 in berkeley, alameda seeing about 15-mile-per-hour winds. currently 11 at sfo. the winds will be sustained today 10 to about 20 miles per hour stronger gusts will not be as windy as yesterday. satellite and radar you can see where the jet stream is now just veering right into california primarily the northern and central portion. we have been hoping for this for years! only problem is we are getting a lot of rain in a short amount of time. we are tracking into the pineapple express, now the national weather service favorites atmospheric river. that's where all that subtropical moisture goes all the way back into the hawaiian islands. a series of storms stacked up here in the bay area. lingering showers throughout the day today.

those are land mark 273 inglesides church and the amendment to the morris gift shop. also during the past quarter you initiated designation for sacred heart and [inaudible] hall. and as you know the initiation for the peace bugoata is on hold but working to bring that in the coming munchths. we have a number of active dessingination jz intend to bring before congration eman well [inaudible] in the coming mupths. staff also continues to work with the historic preservation fund committee on a number of contact statements and surveys including the african american historic context statement. we have new outletreach strategy we deviceed and plan to start that in the next few months. also, the [inaudible] historic context statements and then we also have a resident park context statement that will probably come before you for adoption in the coming months as well. and then lastly, to better track the status of article 10 and 11 designation we established the following performance measures. one is to prepare the designation report within 150 hours. for ingleside staff prese

with that funding plus a grant from ingleside [inaudible] art deco san francisco theater the designation it deserves. you know me as a author of book on timothy fluger and his work [inaudible] designed in northern california and the 20 and 30. the [inaudible] san francisco landmarks since 77 and 95 [inaudible] all his original theaters only with tularry and downtown tularry are demolished. [inaudible] large show stopping mewy theaters can act as important anchors for and bring neighbors and communities toorpth. former elrey was in the category of a show stopper [inaudible] during the period included chinese references and represented exotism between ww 1 and 2 and embrace of modernism. the original massing the building and floor plan of the original theater and interior details remain in tact despite poorly executed renovation that can be reversed. the [inaudible] several years ago i went to a 80 celebration of the theater and the fundraiser organized by dan weaver and [inaudible] the packed house had plans for generating the [inaudible] and watched the original movie shown in 1931. it w

which experienced heavy flooding an received assistance from puc which is 15th an with a won't a and ingleside terrace. in other district the this include the upper great highway area. and that is heavily affected in district 4. the border of district eight and 11 on k-i uga avenue is affected. maze an 17th an [folsomfollow some] areas are heavily affected areas. and district 7 beside the chi oga avenue street there is the mission terrace neighborhoods that are also greatly affected. there are several long-term sewer improvement projects and resilience studies scheduled in this district an calling to consider long-term strategies. i know puc is working on their strategies and i'm looking forward to hearing from them. so. i want to thank supervisor [tangtanktanning], fewer, {saf} fee, and ronin for co sponsoring this hearing today. [bettina shuford:] thank you supervisor yee. president breed. speaker: thank you colleagues. just a few items here today. i'll start by saying that supervisor percent kin isn't only person being featured in a film. i have my own film that is about graffiti

those are land mark 273 inglesides church and the amendment to the morris gift shop. also during the past quarter you initiated designation for sacred heart and [inaudible] hall. and as you know the initiation for the peace bugoata is on hold but working to bring that in the coming munchths. we have a number of active dessingination jz intend to bring before congration eman well [inaudible] in the coming mupths. staff also continues to work with the historic preservation fund committee on a number of contact statements and surveys including the african american historic context statement. we have new outletreach strategy we deviceed and plan to start that in the next few months. also, the [inaudible] historic context statements and then we also have a resident park context statement that will probably come before you for adoption in the coming months as well. and then lastly, to better track the status of article 10 and 11 designation we established the following performance measures. one is to prepare the designation report within 150 hours. for ingleside staff prese

dan weaver and the executive direct orphthe ocean avenue association and a long time ingleside neighbor activist. this is great news that a church stopped owning the el rey. the church started owning the el rey 38 years ago and stopped being a movie theater and started being a church it is down hill. not that churches are bad, but the problem here was that the church didn't have any idea how important the building they inherented was and as a consequences many mistakes were made, in fact every time something was done to the front facade it was wrong and it needs to be taken down. similarly, the-not similarly, the utility systems in the building were allowed to deteriorate to the point where the building wasn't operational because the roof leaked. it hadn't been fixed in 38 years. all the utility systems were down. i'm wondering if the city even though this isn't a landmark could have in perhaps in other cases it do things to treat the building properly or require the owner to treat it properly. for example, make sure that the building inspection department checks to make sure it is care

site this is not just unite neighborhood lilth my house if those gentlemen are honest it is not inglesidethe captain said more than enough they deliver the audience is bayview and hunters point if it opens will be the closest and assessable to the those communities the area is so dangerous the busses have their windows shut to prevent drive by shootings those are the people that you'll bring to my front door if is it is allowed thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors and commissioner i'm lucky i know the property owner occupying 24 and 50 bayshore lilth next door to this potential mcd as the next door of this proposed mcd i didn't see any notice from the city or from the mcd group unit until the first week of january when the public hearing notice was sent to me i was shocked and very disappointed on the planning departments decision to let this mcd to move forward and i'm here to oppose it no mcd at this location. >> my tenant have told me she will move out if this mcd is going to open next door because she didn't want to - >> thank you, sir, your time is up. >>

as we zoom in on san francisco a lot of activities out of ocean avenue and merced towards ingleside and silver tods misdistrict but you have plenty of moderate to light rainfall from the willow glen area into sunnyvale and cupertino. one more time because it just caught my attention. right here if you are getting the commute on highway 24 and making treks towards the bay bridge it is raining very heavily. 580 all the way to the bay bridge look at the shades of yellow that moderate rainfall. 808 all the way to the bay bridge you are hammered so if you can wait 15 minutes, then the rain will begin to ease up. live weather camera looking at the picture at sfo we will experience airport delays on some arriving flights. we are in the 40s. look at wind out of the southeast at mountain view at 11. 11 out of the southeast in oakland winds are calm to the north and increasing 20 to 30 gusts up to 40 today. rain and wind increasing throughout the day lingering showers tomorrow and wet weather pattern all the way through the end of the week. nearly half ion of of rain over the past 24 hours so say

which experienced heavy flooding an received assistance from puc which is 15th an with a won't a and ingleside terrace. in other district the this include the upper great highway area. and that is heavily affected in district 4. the border of district eight and 11 on k-i uga avenue is affected. maze an 17th an [folsomfollow some] areas are heavily affected areas. and district 7 beside the chi oga avenue street there is the mission terrace neighborhoods that are also greatly affected. there are several long-term sewer improvement projects and resilience studies scheduled in this district an calling to consider long-term strategies. i know puc is working on their strategies and i'm looking forward to hearing from them. so. i want to thank supervisor [tangtanktanning], fewer, {saf} fee, and ronin for co sponsoring this hearing today. [bettina shuford:] thank you supervisor yee. president breed. speaker: thank you colleagues. just a few items here today. i'll start by saying that supervisor percent kin isn't only person being featured in a film. i have my own film that is about graffiti

which experienced heavy flooding an received assistance from puc which is 15th an with a won't a and ingleside terrace. in other district the this include the upper great highway area. and that is heavily affected in district 4. the border of district eight and 11 on k-i uga avenue is affected. maze an 17th an [folsomfollow some] areas are heavily affected areas. and district 7 beside the chi oga avenue street there is the mission terrace neighborhoods that are also greatly affected. there are several long-term sewer improvement projects and resilience studies scheduled in this district an calling to consider long-term strategies. i know puc is working on their strategies and i'm looking forward to hearing from them. so. i want to thank supervisor [tangtanktanning], fewer, {saf} fee, and ronin for co sponsoring this hearing today. [bettina shuford:] thank you supervisor yee. president breed. speaker: thank you colleagues. just a few items here today. i'll start by saying that supervisor percent kin isn't only person being featured in a film. i have my own film that is about graffiti

i'm here regarding the el ray theatre in the ingleside neighborhood. the building was added to the landmark work program in august 2016. the landmark was prepared by the preservation consulting at the request of the art deco society. the final draft was received by the department october 2016. 1970 ocean is the only theatre remaining by this architectural style. the building and designing features of the exterior and interior can be found in the report. character designing interior include the lobby and auditorium. they were historically publically accessible. the theatre also includes two priorities for designation. it meets the first designation priority which is the designation of under represented landmark property types including landscapes. although there is five other movie theatres designated, there is are redesigned. this is the only original movie theatre originally designed in the art deco. it also meets the third designation priority which is buildings located geographically in under represented areas. there is only one other existing landm

which experienced heavy flooding an received assistance from puc which is 15th an with a won't a and ingleside terrace. in other district the this include the upper great highway area. and that is heavily affected in district 4. the border of district eight and 11 on k-i uga avenue is affected. maze an 17th an [folsomfollow some] areas are heavily affected areas. and district 7 beside the chi oga avenue street there is the mission terrace neighborhoods that are also greatly affected. there are several long-term sewer improvement projects and resilience studies scheduled in this district an calling to consider long-term strategies. i know puc is working on their strategies and i'm looking forward to hearing from them. so. i want to thank supervisor [tangtanktanning], fewer, {saf} fee, and ronin for co sponsoring this hearing today. [bettina shuford:] thank you supervisor yee. president breed. speaker: thank you colleagues. just a few items here today. i'll start by saying that supervisor percent kin isn't only person being featured in a film. i have my own film that is about graffiti