francis scott key and the bottom center junipero serra. on the top right, and the bust of ulysses s grant in the lower right. following these events on june 20th of 2020, mayor london breed issued a directive that called on the san francisco arts commission, the human rights commission, and recreation and parks department to lead a community process to evaluate the public monuments and memorials in the city's civic art collection. the arts commission then worked closely with our city partners to establish a plan, and by january of 2022, had identified and selected the community representatives that formed the monuments and memorials advisory committee, or edvac for short, which was comprised of 13 community advocates and arts and cultural leaders that worked through june of 2023 to make recommendations and updates to our public art policies and guidelines. as the committee's three co-chairs from the arts commission, the human rights commission, and the recreation and parks, rec and park department, state. in their open letter to the final

that building is near junipero serra boulevard in the parkmerced neighborhood. 40 firefighters rushedscene to put out the flames. the crews say the people living near the fire escaped safely. >> firefighters are still on the scene of the fire burning in lake county. cal fire estimates 30 homes and other buildings in clear lake were destroyed, along with dozens of vehicles. the fire started sunday afternoon but has been contained to less than 100 acres. firefighters say the wind in the area led to many spot fires in the neighborhoods. thousands of people in clear lake evacuated, and many say fires and evacuations are just part of living there. >> the last seven years we've been ordered to evacuate almost every year when there's lit embers falling down from the sky and we're hosing our yards down and it's kind of, you learn to stay prepared. it is fire country. no getting around that. >> firefighters are reminding us that september and october are usually the biggest threat for wildfires in california. the cause of that fire in lake county is not known. >> your time is 607. well, this w

app shows us the flames and smoke coming out of the ninth floor of a 13 story apartment near junipero serra boulevard in the parkmerced neighborhood. 45 to 50 firefighters battled those flames, the crews say the people living near the flames escaped safely. and today is day five of a wildfire still burning out of control in san bernardino county. it's only 5% contained. that line fire. it began last thursday along baseline road in the city of highland. so far, no homes have been damaged, but almost 40,000 are in danger. many areas have evacuated already, and nearby areas. the people there have been told to get ready to leave. >> it is creeping up along the ridge you see behind me and we have. we're having a lot of aggressive firefighting tactics from from aircraft and on the ground. >> there's no word yet on what caused the fire. the sheriff's also says he's going to crack down on looters who are breaking into some of those evacuated homes. well, there's a new survey out showing 1 in 4 american homeowners are financially unprepared to handle the cost of extreme weather. the bank rate 2024 e

item three, case number 2023 hyphen 007010qa at 1310 junipero serra boulevard. conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance to october 17th, 2024, and item four, case number 2015. hyphen 006356q. hyphen zero two at 336 pierce street. conditional use authorization is proposed for an indefinite continuance. members of the public. this is your opportunity to address the commission on any of these matters proposed for continuance only on the matter of continuance, you need to come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed and your continuance calendar is now before you. commissioners commissioner imperial, move to continue all items as proposed. second, thank you, commissioners, on that motion to continue items as proposed. commissioner mcgarry, high commissioner. so i commissioner williams i commissioner braun i commissioner imperial i commissioner moore i and commissioner president diamond i so moved commissioners that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 placing us under your consent calendar. all matters listed here under constitute a consent calen

limit on safety corridors from 35mph to 30mph on four street segments, alemany boulevard between junipero serra and mission street overpass. bayshore boulevard between hester avenue north intersection and the county line geneva avenue between moscow street and the county line. and sloat boulevard between 39th avenue and great highway, reduce the speed limit from 30mph to 25mph on two street segments. fulton street between arguello boulevard and great highway, and san jose avenue between randall and guerrero streets, and reduce the speed limit from 25mph to 20mph on mission street between third street and 12th street. that concludes your consent calendar. thank you, secretary silva, colleagues, are there any comments or questions on the consent calendar? seeing none, i'll open it to public comment on the consent calendar today. any commenters? none in the room. any remote. okay. we'll close public comment. may i have a motion and a second on the consent calendar? motion to approve. second. thank you. please call the roll on the motion to approve the consent calendar. director heminger. director

limit on safety corridors from 35mph to 30mph on four street segments, alemany boulevard between junipero serra and mission street overpass. bayshore boulevard between hester avenue north intersection and the county line geneva avenue between moscow street and the county line. and sloat boulevard between 39th avenue and great highway, reduce the speed limit from 30mph to 25mph on two street segments. fulton street between arguello boulevard and great highway, and san jose avenue between randall and guerrero streets, and reduce the speed limit from 25mph to 20mph on mission street between third street and 12th street. that concludes your consent calendar. thank you, secretary silva, colleagues, are there any comments or questions on the consent calendar? seeing none, i'll open it to public comment on the consent calendar today. any commenters? none in the room. any remote. okay. we'll close public comment. may i have a motion and a second on the consent calendar? motion to approve. second. thank you. please call the roll on the motion to approve the consent calendar. director heminger. director