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. >> commissioner koppel. >> commissioner ruiz will be absent. quiver continuance item 1, the 2022 hotel conversion ordinance amendment this is is a negative declaration appeal and it is proposed to be continued to january 26, 2023. commissioners issue under your dr review i'm pleased inform you item 15 at 88 winfield the dr has been with drawn. so it looks like. >> winfield. there is public comment on the item. at this time. >> i did in the need to jump over you. >> december and everybody it is raining and everybody issancey. >> you have 3 minutes. >> i will take a minute. >> i saw the with drawl in the packet the huge packet. i'm making a mess the huge packet like 1200 pages 110 pages from the end is a letter that was sent from the dr requestor. i think it is really important it is in the supporting documents. i think it is a good autopsy of a case study. gi will interrupt because we are only taking public comment on the continuance. i hope you read it. because it was not addressed to mr. winslow it would good to read to understand yet publicme

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. >> commissioner koppel. >> thank you to everyone involved. especially our little dream team of instantly getting our edits up on a presentable format. great job everybody. i got 3 decision to make. i can make them in one motion though? let's do this, i move to adopt ceqa findings, mmrp and general plan consistency findings, also approve the recommendation to adopt housing element 2022 update and amendment to the general plan. as amended. >> one very small correction to the last one that we were looking at. if we could get sfgovtv to put screen up again. so, it says by january 2026 the interagency housing element implementing committee and at the end it says the period that are looking at is sites acquired from 2022 to 2026 implying it would go through 2026 so do we want to say to beginning of 2026 or through 2025? a period that allow a committee meeting in early 2026 to be responding to the right period of time is what we are trying to correct. >> i don't know the answer to the question but i think the answer is yes. [laughter] >> can you cla

i don't see other hands up >> commissioner koppel. >> sorry. >> go ahead. good afternoon i wanted to ask that we adjourn today's hearing in recognition of fallen labor leader mike hardman on behalf of san francisco labor council and he will building and construction trade counsel i wanted to acknowledge his passing he served on san francisco's fire and port commission and a business manager of local 510 if we could appease the commission adjourn in his memory today. >> thank you. >> certainly. >> thank you, commissioner koppel. commissioners, we can move on to department matters gentlemen 7 director's announcements. >> good afternoon no announcements today >> 8, review of the board of supervisors. board appeal and the historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon. aaron starr. this week the land use and transportation committee took up autouse density ordinance. this has been continued several times last week it needed to be continued because of noticing error n. previous hearings preston and peskin had amendments that reduced the scope of the program

. >> commissioner koppel. >> thank you to everyone involved. especially our little dream team of instantly getting our edits up on a presentable format. great job everybody. i got 3 decision to make. i can make them in one motion though? let's do this, i move to adopt ceqa findings, mmrp and general plan consistency findings, also approve the recommendation to adopt housing element 2022 update and amendment to the general plan. as amended. >> one very small correction to the last one that we were looking at. if we could get sfgovtv to put screen up again. so, it says by january 2026 the interagency housing element implementing committee and at the end it says the period that are looking at is sites acquired from 2022 to 2026 implying it would go through 2026 so do we want to say to beginning of 2026 or through 2025? a period that allow a committee meeting in early 2026 to be responding to the right period of time is what we are trying to correct. >> i don't know the answer to the question but i think the answer is yes. [laughter] >> can you cla

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. >> commissioner koppel. >> thank you to everyone involved. especially our little dream team of instantly getting our edits up on a presentable format. great job everybody. i got 3 decision to make. i can make them in one motion though? let's do this, i move to adopt ceqa findings, mmrp and general plan consistency findings, also approve the recommendation to adopt housing element 2022 update and amendment to the general plan. as amended. >> one very small correction to the last one that we were looking at. if we could get sfgovtv to put screen up again. so, it says by january 2026 the interagency housing element implementing committee and at the end it says the period that are looking at is sites acquired from 2022 to 2026 implying it would go through 2026 so do we want to say to beginning of 2026 or through 2025? a period that allow a committee meeting in early 2026 to be responding to the right period of time is what we are trying to correct. >> i don't know the answer to the question but i think the answer is yes. [laughter] >> can you cla

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