liquor license and that lasted for about six months as a result of that, the property owner, the leasee and the subleasee dealt with an illegal courts and the leasee ended up getting evicted and the subleasee, left the place. there was artwork there. but at the end of this whole thing, it was all resolved, when they apply for this permit, the new permit applicants, i made sure that i got letters of support from the property owner, and also, the property manager, which i have in my file if you need a copy of it. if maybe the applicant has copies for you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> members of the public wish to comment on this application? >> my name is mona and i am a long-time resident of the tender loin and i really do like it. one of the wonderful things that the captain and the officer that does the permits, i forgot your name. >> and i think that they were very, very good with the community. and i been to community groups and meetings and i try to be involved because it is a lot of different things that are going on in the community. that is going to change. and i want the chang

to be able to access and they are required with the new leasee, or renewing their lease, a brochure from our office, which again, i pointed out to you, just to give them a little bit more information about disability access to requirements some of the laws, things to be looking at and then, of course, the resources that are there, that are available to them. and then the last component of supervisor david chui's regulation is just in regards to your office and i know that you have already this was under-way prior to january 1. but, is to have a priority permit processing, for businesses that want, that are coming in to do, disability access for remediation and improvements to the property. with that, i think that is a quick summation and i am happy to take any questions. >> commissioner walker has questions for you, thank you for that presentation. >> thank you so much for all of this work, a lot of us have heard from small businesses being affected by some of these lawsuits, so this is really helpful. i believe you were involved also around our seismic mandatory program that we are like

permit holder submits and on there they put the designer name, they put the contractor and also the leasee, and the vocal point insurance agency as the contact for the permit application and what was submitted under evidence that this is a financial use for signature vest tores, i did look for vig signature invest or and nothing came up with permits and i all looked for chan and nothing came up, with the department of real estate permits or licenses but nothing for financial services. the materials that they handed out if i could have the overhead says that the signature investors inc in oakland, with the business address in boston. and it talks about investment advisory services this is not financial services as defined under the planning code. what they were referring to from the interpretation from the mid 90s and referring to somehow the board of supervisors over turning a zoning administrator interpretation, the board of supervisors does not do that. they don't have the authority do that. the board of appeals hears the appeals of the zoning administrator determinations. if they disagr

>> i would like it to focus on whether that leasee conforms to financial services. >> and my recommendation would be to have the permit holder briefed first and then have the appellant and the department respond. so the permit holder could be i am not sure how much time in advance. >> could i limit how much time they get when they come back? >> do you want to discuss that with the president. >> could i limit how much time they get when they come back? other than just now? >> we continue they could be offered the full seven minutes per case which is four cases. >> the hearings have been held and closed. it is a discretionary matter. we have heard a lot tonight. >> so i am thinking then that the permit holder's brief would be due, two thursdays prior to the hearing and the appellant and the department's brief one thursday prior. okay? >> okay. >> okay. >> okay, we have a motion then, from commissioner fung to continue all four matters to april 17th. public hearing have been held and closed. >> and so to allow the time for the permit holder to submit this additional information pursuant to the