looks like commissioner matsuda, did you want to say anything or just wanted to motion? >> just make a motion. >> okay. i think we have a motion and a second, jonas. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. on that motion, it has been seconded to initiate landmark designation. [roll call] >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. commissioners, that'll place us on item 8 for case number 2020-009614 des for 2868 mission street, the mission cultural center, also an initiation of landmark designation. >> good afternoon. i'm moses corrette, department staff. this building is located at 2868 mission street, in the mission. in 2016, the h.p.c. added the mission cultural center to diversefy the landmark program in anticipation of the completion of a national register nomination for the subject property. the draft nomination, authored by jonathan limmers and desiree arnata was recently in front of this body and forms the core of this local designation. the mission cultural center for latino arts, otherwise known as the m.c.c. or mccla, is located on the

thank you, commissioner matsuda. members of the public, through the chair, we are reopening public comment. >> hi there, this is david, a member of friends of 770 and the greenhouse project, also a resident of the portila. public comment. first just echo a couple things that have already been said, but there is an ongoing process supported by the supervisor's office. we hope the agreement between the community and developers will be reached soon. and expecting it to be before the end of the year. the community's participation and support of the project presented today was based on these conversations and outcome we hope to arrive at before year's end. lastly, we have talked with planning as well as the supervisors office and surprised to not receive any notification of this item being discussed at h.p.s. and will follow up to make sure it does not happen again. thank you for your time. >> thank you. justin, did you want to respond to commissioner matsuda's question? >> yes. we have not seen a copy of the development

josh and sheila from the planning department, director hillis, sarah jones and kristin michael from matsuda m.t.a. john from oewd who handled the workforce component of this. my colleague in the mayor's office as well who handled a portion of the health piece. and then, of course, supervisors melgar, president yee and supervisor preston and your staff, in particular i want to thank jen loh and also kyle and from ucsf i also want to thank francesca and brian to putting in countless hours to get to this point. the m.o.u. you have before you is the result of the eight-month negotiation. but it's also a result of the ask that came from you and from us. it has been shaped about the community -- >> madam chair, can i just interrupt for just a second, through the chair? >> chair melgar: go ahead, supervisor. >> supervisor peskin: so the m.o.u. that we have before us, what is the board of supervisors' role, mr. buckley, relative to the m.o.u.? can you please explain or ask the role is as to the m.o.u. i am very clear that the board of supervisors has no jurisdiction over the university of californi

. >> clerk: commission vice president matsuda. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner black. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner foley. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner johns. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner pearlman. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner so? commissioner so? commissioner so, you may be muted or -- >> i'm here. >> clerk: there you go. thank you. commissioners, first on your agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission, except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, the opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. we should take any member of the public wishing to speak under general public comment. you have three minutes. again to get into the queue, you must press star then three. >> caller: hello, i'm richard rothman and talking about -- [inaudible]. i remember the m.o.u. between the city. and there's no mention of protection of the murals in there. all they mention is the m.o.u. -- is the e.r.a. said

josh and sheila from the planning department, director hillis, sarah jones and kristin michael from matsuda m.t.a. john from oewd who handled the workforce component of this. my colleague in the mayor's office as well who handled a portion of the health piece. and then, of course, supervisors melgar, president yee and supervisor preston and your staff, in particular i want to thank jen loh and also kyle and from ucsf i also want to thank francesca and brian to putting in countless hours to get to this point. the m.o.u. you have before you is the result of the eight-month negotiation. but it's also a result of the ask that came from you and from us. it has been shaped about the community -- >> madam chair, can i just interrupt for just a second, through the chair? >> chair melgar: go ahead, supervisor. >> supervisor peskin: so the m.o.u. that we have before us, what is the board of supervisors' role, mr. buckley, relative to the m.o.u.? can you please explain or ask the role is as to the m.o.u. i am very clear that the board of supervisors has no jurisdiction over the university of californi

josh and sheila from the planning department, director hillis, sarah jones and kristin michael from matsuda m.t.a. john from oewd who handled the workforce component of this. my colleague in the mayor's office as well who handled a portion of the health piece. and then, of course, supervisors melgar, president yee and supervisor preston and your staff, in particular i want to thank jen loh and also kyle and from ucsf i also want to thank francesca and brian to putting in countless hours to get to this point. the m.o.u. you have before you is the result of the eight-month negotiation. but it's also a result of the ask that came from you and from us. it has been shaped about the community -- >> madam chair, can i just interrupt for just a second, through the chair? >> chair melgar: go ahead, supervisor. >> supervisor peskin: so the m.o.u. that we have before us, what is the board of supervisors' role, mr. buckley, relative to the m.o.u.? can you please explain or ask the role is as to the m.o.u. i am very clear that the board of supervisors has no jurisdiction over the university of californi

. >> clerk: commission vice president matsuda. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner black. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner foley. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner johns. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner pearlman. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner so? commissioner so? commissioner so, you may be muted or -- >> i'm here. >> clerk: there you go. thank you. commissioners, first on your agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission, except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, the opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. we should take any member of the public wishing to speak under general public comment. you have three minutes. again to get into the queue, you must press star then three. >> caller: hello, i'm richard rothman and talking about -- [inaudible]. i remember the m.o.u. between the city. and there's no mention of protection of the murals in there. all they mention is the m.o.u. -- is the e.r.a. said