michael christiansen, department staff. this is request for conditional use to allow the demolition of existing single-family residence at 714 rhode island street and construction of a new, five-story, two-unit residential building. the subject property is in the potrero hill neighborhood on a 25-100 lot near rhode island and 19th street are the property is located in the rh-2 zoning district. the site is developed with one single-family home built in 1904 that was determined to not be a historic resource and built over a natural rock outcropping. the structure has 6,356 square feet, divided into two, three-bedroom units. one will be 2,641 square feet and 2,309 square feet. we've received two comments expressing concern with the project. one was received by a resident of an apartment unit in the large apartment building to the south, expressing concern that the proposed fifth floor would reduce the light afforded to units in the building. second comment, from a neighbor across the street. expressed concern that at 2,600 and

i appreciate michael christiansen for taking those notes.e are not seeing any of those concerns really addressed. the second meeting was when it was proposed. nothing came of that. i feel like there is too little concessions. we want to see this project be denied. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> president hillis: hello. -- i avoid speaking on projects in the mission, especially market rate ones. they are miserable as we all know. this project is really hitting a new high water mark. for a four unit project to achieve 25% subsidize affordable back this is quite unique. i am concerned about hitting a new high water mark that other developers actually might not be able to make. if we are going to be doing these kinds and asking quite a lot of our developers, we need to figure out how to implement this program so that it can be applied in other neighborhoods. so we are seeing the subsidize affordable and sing subsidize progress -- projects across the city. this is a zoning compliance project that has, you know

mooik will christiansen -- michael christensen, department staff. is located within the urban mixed use zoning district. the mission alcoholic beverage special use district, and a 58-x height and bulk district. the subject property is also located within the area subject to the mission interim controls which require a conditional use authorization for projects proposing to establish new restaurant uses. the subject tenant space is already approved as a limited restaurant use. under building permit application 201801234978 which was issued bring the department of building inspection on march 14, 2018. subsequently the project sponsor filed this conditional use authorization request to add beer and wine services to the business. as such, the requested authorization does not propose any physical changes to the tenant space or property, only a request for authorization for on-site sale of alcohol. the planning code distinguishes between limited restaurant and full restaurant uses in that a limited restaurant is not permitted to serve alcohol for on-site