that is linden above. the staff has talked about the project serving as a transition between these areas. what does that mean? can we do something that is both fine grained to fit within the hayes valley district, but something that has the cohesiveness to be present on this franklin corridor of public institutions? on a more specific basis, we would see that the project entirely conforms to issues surrounding the height limits and zoning uses. there is no off street parking provided. the loading functions are on the left part of our property, to the west. they are taken off the street. the main entry is at the most prominent intersection, the urban corner at franklin and fell, the lower right corner of the project. this is the ground floor plan. the staff talk about how this is unified, very compact and efficient. the public spaces are essentially and el that wrap around the bigger auditorium. the auditorium is designed to be a flexible space for a wide variety of performances and presentations. there are

atlot k it is bound by hayes on the north edge, octavia and linden. there is zip car parking in daily use parking, so a flat fee, $10. lot l is currently vacant. we are planing to develop the project in two phases. first, that these be occupied by temporary habitations of retail, restaurant, art gallery, and community-based units that add to the richness of the valley. in phase one, it includes the portion of each site with a variety of food vendors. in phase one, they retained the city car parking on lot l while removing the daily parking -- excuse me, on k. phase 2 adds an art gallery on linden alley and a very small temporary housing use it, also on the alley, and it also creates a covered exterior space and a series of pop-up retail spaces that face both octavia and hayes. president maxwell: what is a temporary housing unit? what does that look like? >> it is a two-store unit. somebody from our office is interested in both funding and occupying it. she would and of being really beside supervisor, so there will always be a presence, a kind of side

lastly, i'll just points out that linden street here, which we call linden alley, one block over is the blue bottle. we're getting a livable street, whatever you want to call it, and i just urge that as this moves forwards and as the particulars are worked out right here, that that be in consideration. so thanks, and, again, we enthusiastically endorse this project. president miguel: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is jerry street. i live in the south beach neighborhood the san francisco. my wife and i are both have been longtime members of the jazz organization, and the music truly brings joy to our lives, and the outreach programs, the discover jazz series programs, are enriching and have been enriching our lives for sometime. the young man who spoke to you was the drummer one evening in another venue, in another part of the city, and it was absolutely amazing to listen to that man play with the other profit musicians who were there in the room that night for the outreach program. the new home of the sfjazz program is going to permit many more people in the city t