the ingleside terraces sundial and sundial park are also significant and distinctive.e neighborhood and have become a symbol of the community's identity. it has been the site of community gatherings, celebrations, and active as an unsanctioned playground structure for children for decades. this concludes my presentation, and i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> supervisor preston: thank you. any further comments or questions, supervisor peskin, before we go to public comment? >> supervisor peskin: no, nothing additional, other than, once again, to -- planning department did a great job on these reports. i know we're throwing a lot of initiations at them, and they're not quick, but they're working their way through. >> supervisor preston: thank you. let's go to public comment. >> clerk: thank you. operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. if you have not already done so, please press star, three to enter the queue, and if you have already done so, please wait until the system has been unmuted. we have six callers and one caller in

and you head to the ingleside and sunset in the 60s. 92 in sonoma there. and 75 in mill valley. if you're tired of this heat, good news, i do have changes coming once we hit thursday. cooler air will drop down, and i think that's good enough for a ten-degree temperature drop, also bringing back the fog at the coastline and patchy fog inland. look for that next big change. then beyond this, we have been talking about that possibility of rainfall. look at this. by saturday morning, some rain entering northern california, right near eureka. as i advance this, you will see this system does break up right there once it gets to the bay area. north of us, a tenth to a half inch. but for the bay area, just some spotty drizzle out of this right now. if we see any changes in it, of course i will let you know. but great news for the firefighters off to the north. in san francisco, we have 60s on thursday, and that fog returning. and across the inland valleys, much better weather. by thursday, down to 83 degrees and we stay with 80s into the coming weekend. so thankful and happy to see rain

as you head to ingleside upper 50s for a high with clouds and fog lingering. for the north bay we're up to 86 in clearlake and sonoma reaching 76 degrees. the rain and when we're going to see it mostly by tomorrow afternoon we could start to see spotty showers around ukiah and santa rosa, areas farther to the north will see a little bit of some rain. it starts to move in late saturday night near the coastline and in san francisco we could see a chance of some spotty light mist and drizzle, heading into about 4:00 in the morning on sunday. that could also extend up towards fairfield with a brief light shower moving by. by the time we wake up on sunday morning, more of us waking up heading out it's going to be clear the rest of the day on sunday is looking pretty nice. what's going to be really beneficial with this system will be all of the fires burning and the fact that we could see some of those scattered showers moving over parts of the fire zones. we could see anywhere from about a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain near the dixie fire as well as

otherwise, 60s from downtown ingleside. let's move it to the north bay. you're headed to napa or sonoma, lower to mid-80s there. we have had smoke as i've talked about. but here is the great news. tomorrow morning, no smoke at all. by the afternoon and evening we'll see smoke up there toward williams. but for us that air quality looks excellent from the north bay down to the south bay. you're going to be able to be outside and breathe that air, because it looks fantastic. on my seven-day forecast in san francisco, subtle day to day changes. overall 60s, and we're looking good tomorrow, low 90s, sunday, monday and tuesday and 80s return by the end of the week. let's finish it off with something else that's good. the extended rain outlook. as of tonight, we're looking at an extend the rain outlook. more rain could come back with the best chance near the dixie fire. end of the month, into october still holds rain chances for northern california, just the kind of pat change we need. >>> happening now. the blue line will open completely on sunday. it runs nort

san francisco, lots of 60s from downtown to the ingleside and the marina at 59. let's move it off to the north bay. because of the stronger ocean breeze we'll struggle to get to that 76 in santa rosa. the temperatures are looking better, and that rain forecast also continues to look better. let's go ahead and take you to what i'm tracking. it's a system by saturday and sunday, things are looking more improved for this to hold up a little more for northern california. but it will start to break up here once it reaches the bay area. however, i think we'll get spotty drizzle chances, maybe a few isolated showers. but the rain totals in the fire zone, they are looking higher, a quarter to three quarters of an inch. and it could actually help us to get full containment on some of the fires to the north. san francisco temps will stay in the 60s next six days. lots of 80s here through the inland valleys. more looks at this, also our rain forecast into october at 6:00. >> october, that sounds good. >> thanks, so much, jeff. >>> granted permission to leave the country. th

peninsula, 86 in san mateo, half moon bay 75 degrees. 80 in downtown, 79 in the mission and 77 in the ingleside. 96 in ukiah, 90s extending down to sonoma. warmer temperatures tomorrow, but the other thing i want to alert you about is some smoke moving in from the south. it's from the fire that's burning in the sequoia national forest. so tonight no problems with smoke, but as we roll through tomorrow, you can see how that smoke is going to be moving to south bay and the east bay. that's going to have the best chance of getting that smoke moving in. so air quality will be unhealthy for sensitive groups. those of you with asthma, any kind of respiratory problems especially over the east bay and right there in the south bay. san francisco does have some cool weather as fall begins on wednesday, down to 69. back up a little bit thursday and friday, some low 70s. back up to cooler 60s this weekend into early next week. from the inland valleys, also dropping down to 88 on wednesday, so much more comfortable then. warming up to low 90s thursday and friday and back down again saturday and sunday. beau

the ingleside terraces sundial and sundial park are also significant and distinctive. finally, the sundial and sundial park are located within the neighborhood and have become a symbol of the community's identity. it has been the site of community gatherings, celebrations, and active as an unsanctioned playground structure for children for decades. this concludes my presentation, and i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> supervisor preston: thank you. any further comments or questions, supervisor peskin, before we go to public comment? >> supervisor peskin: no, nothing additional, other than, once again, to -- planning department did a great job on these reports. i know we're throwing a lot of initiations at them, and they're not quick, but they're working their way through. >> supervisor preston: thank you. let's go to public comment. >> clerk: thank you. operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. if you have not already done so, please press star, three to enter the queue, and if you have already done so, please wait until the sys

the ingleside terraces sundial and sundial park are also significant and distinctive. finally, the sundial and sundial park are located within the neighborhood and have become a symbol of the community's identity. it has been the site of community gatherings, celebrations, and active as an unsanctioned playground structure for children for decades. this concludes my presentation, and i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> supervisor preston: thank you. any further comments or questions, supervisor peskin, before we go to public comment? >> supervisor peskin: no, nothing additional, other than, once again, to -- planning department did a great job on these reports. i know we're throwing a lot of initiations at them, and they're not quick, but they're working their way through. >> supervisor preston: thank you. let's go to public comment. >> clerk: thank you. operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. if you have not already done so, please press star, three to enter the queue, and if you have already done so, please wait until the sys

a shooting on garrett and ingleside. officers responded and found 1444 caliber casings and car and residential windows damaged by gun shots, so that is another case where we need the public's help. if you know anything, call 575-4444. that still remained unsolved. another shooting, a victim advised he was riding a bicycle south on van ness at 12 street when he heard three gunshots. he fell off his bike and realized that he had been shot. he saw a vehicle speed off eastbound on mission street and flagged a passer by down who took him to the hospital. in this case, i believe the gun shot may have been self-inflicted, so that investigation is still on going to determine the cause of that shooting. we had another shooting in the 400 block of jones street in the tenderloin. our victim, hispanic male 48 years old, advised he was banging on a door of an apartment to droo try and get his cell phone when a shot came through the door. he was transported to the hospital and is expected to survive. we know where the shots came from,

significant incidents: ingleside, phone spoofing. on august 22, at ingleside station received multiple calls from the public stating that they received calls from a number, 415-404-4000, with a subject identifying as a san francisco police department officer. the subject was informed that the person had violated some type of law and would ask for some type of identifying information or financial information. i want to tell members of the public that this is a scam. please do not give your personal information and/or financial information to anyone who claims to call and says that they are with the san francisco police department. this is a scam, and a number of people have received those calls. so we put that information out to the public. at this time, thankfully, they have no financial loss or anyone divulging personal information, but please be aware that those types of scams are out there. social media posts, we have informed the public about this type of scam, and anybody who received these types of reports are encouraged to mak

ingleside reaching 67 degrees and 61 in the marina district.th bay temperatures up to 95 in clearlake. there will be some areas pretty hot and we'll start to cool off as the week goes along. you notice that at the bottom of the screen as our seven-day forecast is up and take a look at what i'm watching for the weekend. showers moving into far northern california, but unfortunately, it looks like as it moves closers to the bay area it just kind of falls apart. we're not expecting a lot out of that. even though we wouldn't be all that unheard of to get some rainfall in the middle of september because this is when we start to come out of our extremely dry months into a little bit of rain here and there. so our temperatures at least will cool off even though we're not expecting a lot of showers between saturday and sunday. we go from the low to mid 90s to the mid to upper 70s for our inland areas this weekend. mike, you said a crash had all lanes blocked on the nimitz. >> it did. this is the crash we told you about heading up through hayward and in

the diego rivera mural developing the city at the art institute and ingleside terraces sundial park. the land-use committee continues to make, to show the building for one week so that's september 20. to provide an opportunity for the board to address concerns about accessibility and the preservation as raised by the property owner. on the committee recommends that designation of the terrace and sundial park. and that includes my update. iq. commissioners ifthere are no questions for staff , we can move on to commission matters. >> i have noreports or announcements . >> clerk: item 3, comments and questions . >> president: i wanted to thank theplanning department and staff for sharing all the good news congratulations to rich , we've enjoyed working with you. and we really enjoy working with you in any capacity and about the efforts of our landmark designation project i think the goldengate library has been on our list for some time and i'm glad to see movement and that there's some coordination with that and on the mural, that's good news. >> commissioner matt pseudo-believed commis

the diego rivera mural developing the city at the art institute and ingleside terraces sundial park. so that's september 20. to provide an opportunity for the board to address concerns about accessibility and the preservation as raised by the property owner. on the committee recommends that designation of the terrace and sundial park. and that includes my update. iq. commissioners ifthere are no questions for staff , we can move on to commission matters. >> i have noreports or announcements . >> clerk: item 3, comments and questions . >> president: i wanted to thank theplanning department and staff for sharing all the good news congratulations to rich , we've enjoyed working with you. and we really enjoy working with you in any capacity and about the efforts of our landmark designation project i think the goldengate library has been on our list for some time and i'm glad to see movement and that there's some coordination with that and on the mural, that's good news. >> commissioner matt pseudo-believed commissioner wright and norris werehave comments . >> sorry, my chat was not worki

. >> clerk: to amend the planning code to designate ingleside terraces sundial and sundial park as a land mark and to make the appropriate findings. >> president walton: supervisor melgar. >> supervisor melgar: so this landmark sundial is in my district, district 7. and it is, in fact, much, much less than 500 square feet from my family's home. so i need to recuse myself from this item. i want to thank supervisor peskin for assuring it through the land-use committee and i need to leave if you will excuse me. >> president walton: thank you so much. before you go, can we have a motion to excuse supervisor melgar and made by supervisor peskin and seconded by supervisor safai. on the motion, madam clerk. >> clerk: on the motion to excuse supervisor melgar from item 19 [roll call vote] there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: thank you, without objection, supervisor melgar is excused from item number 19. all right, madam clerk, on item number 19. >> clerk: on item 19 -- >> president walton: my apologies, supervisor peskin, i thought that you were there for the motion. >> supervisor peskin:

ordinance to amend the planning code to designate ingleside aces sundial as a landmark and to make the appropriate findings. >> president walton: thank you so much. >> supervisor melgar: thank you, president. i, unfortunately, have to recuse myself from this item as i live a few feet from this landmark. >> president walton: thank you so much. we'll entertain a motion seconded by supervisor stefani. please call the role. >> on the motion to excuse supervisor melgar? >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> supervisor chan: aye. >> supervisor haney: aye. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> supervisor preston: aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. and without objection, supervisor melgar is excused from item 15. seeing no one on the roster, madame clerk, please call the roll for item 15. >> supervisor ronen: aye. >> supervisor safai: aye. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> supervisor chan: aye. >> supervisor haney: aye. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> supervis