proposed. >> commissioner johnson. >> i make a motion to approve with modification except for modification 2. >> did you want to say something? >> to be clear, the issue that i brought up was recommendation number three to make sure. >> got it. >> thank you for clarifying. with the exception of modification three. >> commissioner richards. >> i grow. >> that a second. >> yes. >> ok. >> >> there's a motion that has been seconds to approve this proposed legislation with staff's recommended modifications with exception to number three on that motion commissioner fung. >> can i have one more second? i'm looking at recommendation readings for the detail. page 15. >> >> commissioner johnson aye. >> commissioner moore. >> no. >> commissioner richards. >> aye. >> president melgar. >> aye. >> that months passions 4-1 with commissioner moore voting against. >> thank you. >> that will place us on item 1 case 2016-013312gpa542-550. mixed use project this is a general plan amendment initiation. >> good afternoon, president melgar and members of the commission. i am nick with the department staff. this

the second modification relates to exposure. the project proposes 57 units that gained dwelling unit exposure on an open area that does not expand in horizontal dimension at each higher floor and requires zoning modification. the rear yard. the project proposes two inner courts when combined equal 22% of the lot area. also the courts are not located in the interior corner of the lot, as such both zoning modification and exception required. the modification would allow the project to provide less than 25% of the lot area with the exception would allow them to be located elsewhere on the lot. to date the department has received 16 letters in support of the project siting support for affordable housing, jobs, child care on site. the department received five letters in opposition of the project. opposition generally centers on overall design and concern it does not include affordable housing or family sized unit. the department has received 30 form letters in support of and 1,000 support letters in opposition. this includes the peti

grant program and authorize a general manager to approve future modifications to the grant program. >> commissioners, steve ritchie, this is an item to make some minor changes to the grant program rules. the first of which is to change the name of the program to the on-site water reuse program. secondly is to expand existing requirements for brewery process water treatment systems. this is a new area of water reuse that we are getting into now. we have to make some tweaks there. there will be some minor editorial changes here. and the most important, item four, authorize the general manager consultation for the city attorney to approve future modifications to the program that do not materially increase the obligations or liabilities to the city. we would recommend approval of the item. >> any questions? >> certainly going through the drought experience, everybody became more and more interested in opportunities for reuse. in the brewing industry we have had conversations with more than one where they have processed water to be used. things like that. that is a significant source of

the overall project includes a remodel and expansion of the two existing units modifications to ground floor garage and roof deck. the project received approval in 2017 and this application is intended to legalize additional demolition that took place during construction. the project site is located on the east side of sanchez street between cesar chavez street. the building was reclassified to category c. in 2515 as part of the review, environmental review of the original application. the property is located in rh2 zoning district and 40s heightened bulk district. the surrounding neighborhood is comprised of two to three story family residences in a variety of architectural styles. as detailed in your packets, the project was originally filed and reviewed in in 2015 during the neighborhood notification period a discretionary review application was filed. the case was heard on april 20, 2017 and was continued to june 1, 2017 to allow time for the project sponsor to revise the project based on comments provided by the commission at that time. at the june 1, 2017 hearing the commission a

and with that modification it with that repair capacity enhancing that reliability. all of those actions are ongoing today. and that is attributable to operating and sustaining the suppressive air system. they are doing with airmen and marines sailors do and continue to work closely with that war fighting potential. and going from initial development high reproduction as a partner with lockheed martin cost effective award-winning capabilities in these departments as well to transition away from the cost focus incentives that for the development contracts so with that process that i mentioned previously the production contracts than those that drive cost reduction and improve production line velocity and those that ensure war fighters of the assistant that they need including multiyear contracts and then to define the parameters that operational demand taxpayers best value demand with greater organic involvement so let me be here to represent the men and the women and i'm looking forward to your question. >> a couple weeks ago someone that involved would ask why they

of the existing second floor unit at the northwest corner of the rear, removal, reframing, and modification of the roof of an existing portion of the building located at the rear that was originally constructed between 1950 and the mid-1990s based on research. in-kind, replacement of an existing guardrail at the rear, and alterations to windows, associated trim and siding at the rear. no work is proposed for the front of the building except the sixth carriage doors facing the street of the ground floor. the other will remain an operable door to access the ground floor unit. staff finds a proposed work conditioned is recommended will be in conformance with the requirements of article ten, with the secretary of interior standards and will be completed in a manner that is compatible with the liberty hill landmark district. the preliminary recommendation is for approval with the following conditions which can be found on page three of the case report. upon issuance of the architectural addendum, the sponsor shall submit a construction schedule to the planning department and upon issuance of the

taking the existing carriage door at the front and the remaining access to the rear yard and modificationso the rear with new windows, trims, citing, and notably the flattening of the two shed roofs in the rear existing area. on the interior of the walls, flooring has been removed as documented in the material, meeting standards of the planning code section 1005 f. here is a photo -- sorry, that is the back one. a photo of the interior. here is a photo -- okay. if no visible changes are proposed, it will remain. the only proposed changes to fix one of the carriage doors so it will provide access to the rear yard. the main alteration concerns the rear. and sodas taking priority. there will be two pop outs with roofs and the rear exterior staircase to remain, an existing rear wall. again, the demo drawings in your packet document the work and resulting in the rear elevation as proposed. this is a photo of the construction as it is done today subject to the suspension of the permit. you can see the flattened roof over the rear popout under a tarp and upper floors that were approved over -- un

predicts no problems we have to fix that some the white to do that is to use the modern genetic modification methods to make better crawl it is a gulag sipho than anything we've done by traditional dramatic modification you take one to me you know exactly what it is you put it into without a plan to come out exactly where it's gone i think we will be able to provide enough food for people by 2050 if we can make crops that will grow one does semi arid conditions this will achieve. a much greater stability in the food supply that we have at the moment. this is g.w. news from berlin tonight turkey's steps up its offensive in northeast syria against the kurds despite a call from the u.s. into gone to stop. we have pows and are greatly disappointed by turkey's decision to launch a unilateral military incursion into northern syria we are not abandoning our courage part.

grow traditional crops we have to fix this and the way to do that is to use the modern genetic modification that birds to make better crawl it is a lot safer than anything we've done by traditional kinetic modification we take one gene you know exactly what it is you put it into another plan to come out exactly where it's grown i think we will be able to provide enough food for people by 25th if we can make crops that will grow and send the arid conditions this will achieve a much greater stability in the food supply that we have at the moment. this is good news coming off the beaten to death for having an opinion among others the student in dhaka is bludgeoned to death by fellow students for criticizing the government from the youth wing of bangladesh is learning we also brought. the face of political patronage for university politics also coming up people's minds need to be change. they need to recognise. hong kong should always be long to them.

anything we've done by traditional kinetic modification you take one g.b. you know exactly what it is you put it into another plant to come out exactly where it's gone i think we will be able to provide enough food for people by 2050 if we can make crops to who grow and send the arid conditions this will achieve a much greater stability in the food supply we have at the moment c. this is news and these are our top stories. british prime minister has called on the european union to compromise of a break said johnson outlined what he said was he's final offer to brussels european commission president john claude has warned of problematic points in the plan to.

typically as christina described it's eight feet wide but we've had to make design modifications. so what this graph is showing, on the left side, where we have a curbside transit stop, we have narrowed the bike way to about six feet wide to fit in that curbside transit stop. with the bicycle way going behind it. on the right side, where we have a centre boarding island, we have maintained the sidewalk level bike lane at about eight feet but that buffer space is eliminated. however, throughout the whole corridor, we're still maintaining that street life zone which is a buffer between the bicycle space and pedestrian free zone. i'll go through the other transit stuff. >> that was the fastest this project has moved. [laughter] >> we're done. all right. so, we've spent a lot of time and part of that eight years has been trying to workout all the design details. one thing we're careful about is maintaining commercial look access so loading can occur on market street but we want to minimize conflicts with people biking on that sidewalk level bike lane. with the bike way, we determined

driving deliberate, including accelerating modifications, plan changes to the field, accelerating supply chain capability and capacity and enhancing our reliability. all of those actions are ongoing. i need to acknowledge also that much of this progress is attributable to the significant work of airmen, marines and sailors operating in the field today. they are doing what they do. they make things work. and for that wore extremely grateful. we will continue to work closely with them to realize the full potential of the f-35. we are at a strategic inflection point moving from fielding to modernization, highrate production and sustainment. as we partner with look heed martin and pratt and whitney, we're changing our relationships with these partners. our contracts are transitioning away from cost focussed incentives and now feature structures that for development, motivate that to agile and able processes i mentioned previously. our contract feature supply incentive fees and performance incentive fees that drive cost reduction. they incentivize and ensure our warphyters have the system the

we are placing particular focus on accelerating our depot repair capability, accelerating fleet modification and improving logistics information system that are known as alice functionality responsiveness. as of last month, over 440 aircraft have been delivered at 17 bases worldwide with over 850 pilots and 8200 maintainers. on turkey, and f-35, there has been no change to return turkey to the f-35 program. the s400 air defense system which is incompatible with f-35 remains in turkey. as i said previously, turkey makes nearly 1000 of the f-35 and will continue to do so until turkeys of 35 supply chain responsible these transfer at the end ofsp march 2020. they are responsible for that supply chain so i will defer any questions to them. in closing, i want to reiterate how regrettable it is that we are again under a continuing resolution. crs cause great damage to the military readiness and disruptor ability to modernize our strategic forces including nuclear for the future. i strongly urge congress to pass a different appropriation and authorization bill now so we can move forward with the ma

wrote traditional problems we have to fix it so the whites to do that is to use the modern genetic modification methods to make better crawl it is all who looks safer than anything we've done by traditional kinetic model the face that you take one to need you know exactly what it is you put it into without a plan to make a map exactly where it's gone i think we will be able to provide enough food for people by 25th think if we can make crops that will grow one does so. the arid conditions this will be a much greater stability in the food supply that we have at the moment. this is a doubly newsline from fallin a senior u.s. delegation heads to turkey to try and secure a cease fire in northern syria turkish president project type of one says he will meet with u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state. but he won't and. this is a syrian troops are reported to have entered the town to help the pals the turkish offensive also on the program ireland's prime minister says he's hopeful the components of oppressive deal can be overcome.

commissioners, you heard this on september 19th and voted to recommend approval with modifications to reduce the residency requirement for the stoma stablization cia and proposed am amendments. supervisor there are two speaker of the ordinance to the full board with a positive recommendation. at the full board, the board voted mandelman's position with a use of residential care facility to another uses this would last for 18 months or until permanent controls are off adopted. this was the item heard at last week's land use committee which obtained a recommendation of approval. that concludes my report. >> thank you, mr. star. >> there's no report from the board of off peels appeals. the preservation board did meet to hold a meeting on the advice from the city attorney's office. in addition, what might be of interest is that they considered supporting nominations to the national register of historic places for the grand orient philippino hotel and japanese ywca, the women's building and adopted resolutions in support of both of those buildings. >> great! thank you. >> did you have some

around these modifications that, modifications that, you know, generally serve no commercial purpose or no suicidal purpose being at the center of these. kind of working with our clients to be able to kind of put those things forward. now things that we simply invented and put out. we were in direct consultation with our clients to try to promote some best practices. >> was there a lot of pushback on that or no? >> we did not expect it to be smooth. the response was as predicted. one is that i had people sending emails all my gosh greatest thing ever done to people with expletives less than thrilled with it. i would say, in general, though, people found our response thoughtful and balanced and very much was viewed as a positive. >> obviously, you've also also brought up climate change. another hot button issue. most economists seem to overwhelmingly support a carbon tax. you publicly said you do not buy into a carbon tax. you've also said government should create other incentive toward sustainability. like what? >> to put some texture to it, it's not that i don't believe in carbon ta

we insist that it be re- presented here with modifications, and we will then decide whether we support it or not. >> commissioners, can i just clarify with modifications, including the ones that supervisor peskin presented in the memo, but also with the recommendations, the suggestions that the commission has made in terms to phase in a test out those recommendations you have made. >> and clarifications on all items that are considered packaged. there is no convenient store, or corner grocery stores on here, and there is tons of packaged bulk items that we have not considered at all. >> who is officially making it? >> i will make it. >> i will second. >> motion by commissioner trent 26 the full legislation be presented a second time to the small. the supervisor's amendments made , and the small business commission discussion her today is considered in addition to those commitments seconded by commissioner zouzounis. [roll call] >> can you reread, i apologize, can you reread it to me again? >> recommending the legislation be heard a second time here at the small business commission want

staff recommends to approve with the modifications approved. i'm happy to answer questions. >> thank you and we will now hear from the dr requester. >> i think everything i need to say was in the original dr. thank you, mr. winslow, for taking it seriously and putting it into your recommendations. i have spoken to the new owner right after i filed and he seemed like a nice guy but clueless that tenants have rights in san francisco. there was no plan for where they were supposed to go during construction and i asked what about when it's done and can they move back in and he's, like, they're not coming back. that's not illegal. that's an eviction and since then been he has tragically filed evictions on the tenants. so they are here. one of the tenants has been in the mission for 50 years and i would just want to let them speak for themselves and get out of the way. thanks. >> come on up.

modification to our existing contract with the institute on aging for the provision of the community living fund program to include a pilot for the administration of the public guardian housing fund. currently, we provide the services using a two-prong approach of coordinated case management and purchases of goods and services. it serves san francisco residents 18 and older with incomes of 300% of the federal poverty level. they must be able to live in the community with appropriate support and have demonstrated need with service or resource to prevent institutionalization. the modification we are requesting today for the provision of the monthly subsidies and move-related costs for public guardian and conservators. under the department of aging and adult services the office serves at the court-appointed conservator of vulnerable individuals and estates. due to declining health, some of these individuals are marginally housed for prolonged periods of time while waiting for appropriate housing option. this funding will be used to help them attain or be placed in a safe and stable home

the modification we are requesting today for the provision of the monthly subsidies and move-related costs for public guardian and conservators. under the department of aging and

it all remains with you, except for decisions regarding placement construction and modification of cell phone towers. we can't keep you from taking the spot. we can't keep you from building it, we can't keep you from coming back and changing it, but when it is time to turn it on, we can set a power limit because we need to protect our people. our representatives, your city council members must uphold that and let's protect our safety and privacy. you have to do that by turning the power way down. and what i will show you here is that everybody makes a mistake when they read this bill. paragraph four is really saying, you know what, most local governments can regulate the construction modification. >> thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? commissioners, this matter is submitted. >> who wants to start? >> as sympathetic as i am to everything that was presented here, i see no -- the bar for rehearing is significantly high, and i heard no new information other than the information that was presented before. many of you in the audience know how sympathetic i am to these

we thank supervisor haney for considering those modifications in this ordinance.me is aaron star, manager of legislative affairs. thanks. >> supervisor ronen: thank you, mr. star. if there are no questions from my colleagues, i will open this item up for public comment. please come forward. good morning. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm john albing, the taco group. i would greatly appreciate if you would send this up for action today. this c.a.c. legislation is one of the final pieces of the central soma plan. it's taken a year since you approved it last year to get to this point. it will ensure that there is a really robust community participation in the south of market from now on, for implementation of the central soma plan. and all of the future decisions that that will affect the course of all of south of market to come. it will empower the community and the stakeholders to really have all of the information they need from the city agencies, to be effective and, of course, many of those issues will come to you for final action. i really appreciate the work o

the modification we are requesting today for the provision of the monthly subsidies and move-related costs for public guardian and conservators. under the department of aging and adult services the office serves at the court-appointed conservator of vulnerable individuals and estates. due to declining health, some of these individuals are marginally housed for prolonged periods of time while waiting for appropriate housing option. this funding will be used to help them attain or be placed in a safe and stable home such as assisted living, supported housing or similar housing. those served must meet the c.l.f.and pg criteria. we will provide administration while the p.g.office is program support including case management, in person visits, monthly approval of the housing subsidies and other activities to ensure the equitable access and appropriate use of the funds. the p.g.office will prioritize access based on the conserveties need and the amount will be set okays by case base -- on the case-by-case basis. the subsidy will range depending on the client's need, functional and financia

"possibly with modification technology." what other way would they possibly do it?esident trump has betrayed our nation's core ideals and turned his back on all that we stand for! he must be removed from office before democracy erodes beneath our feet. i say this not just as a patriot but as a member of the ♪ lollipop guild the holly pop guild ♪ the lollipop guild ♪ i represent the inspector general ♪ and we'd like to go and drag your ass to jail ♪ oh, that's good. that's a high. that's a high. >> jon: get it all in. ♪ loving you is easy because you're beautiful ♪ thank you. ( applause ) ( cheers ) let's turn now to trump's recent phone call with turkish president erdogan, in which trump sold out our kurdish allies. and a national security official with direct knowledge of the call said trump got rolled. that's not hard. get him to the top of any hill and give him a little shove. the official also argued that abandoning the kurds sets a dangerous precedent, and hurts american foreign policy in the long term, saying, "we are telling the world we will use you and thro

so it's a slight modification. our housing inspection group has looked at it. and we're quite supportive of moving that forward. the only other thing i'll mention is the select dbi fee waivers on adus and 100% affordable actually did go into legal effect as of this past week. we had been putting notifications on both the website and at the counters to make people aware of this. i think right now we probably have a total of about 40 projects that probably fall into the pilot year period. as i think you may remember, it will run from june 1st of this year until sunny 1 -- june 1st of next year. and looking at the statistics, we're able to gather and provide as a report to the board, the board will then make a decision about whether to extend this or to terminate it sometime next year. i think the only other thing i'll mention is the soft story, as you know, with all of the the earthquake activity going on. the director has been busy doing interviews to talk about how successful the soft story program has been. and we are still in the midst of tier 4, which is abo

planning commission they heard this last week on october 24 and plan to recommend approval with modifications. extending the temporary use permit. >> thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. seeing none. public comment is closed. no comments or questions. i will say because these are substantive amendments, let's vote on the amendments i make a motion to move the amendments with a positive recommendation, i mean, approve the amendments. thank you very much. without objection. and then we make a motion to continue this item into the next meeting, as amended. thank you very much. madame clerk can you please call item number three? >> item three, 190997. resolution retroactively authorizing two agreements for cleanpowersf to purchase electricity-related products from pacific gas & electric company for a term of january 1, 2020, through december 31, 2022, for a total cost of $26,070,118; and retroactively authorizing the sale of electricity-related products to pacific gas & electric company and southern california edison company for a term of january 1, 2020, through december 3

these included increased access to and through the property, the amount of open space, modificationsto the amount of retail space, and an increase in a number of units and other enhancements. this project review advisory board finds this development to be an, and welcome used for the site and endorses 3333 california. this is an exceptionally suitable location. it provides an appropriate mix of land uses, residential open space, it provides a density with the neighborhood, and has generous public open space. our only concern is the amount of parking. while all parking is underground in order to maximize usable open space, we feel the parking could be further reduced giving this transit oriented location. we appreciate that the project team includes different architects, and landscape architects helping to foster the feeling of a neighborhood, built over time, rather than as a single master-planned project. 3333 california street creates a good place for people, and contributes to a walkable environment. if i may speak as past president of the planning commission, i have looked at the

the project is seeking modifications through the process to the rear yard and dwelling unit exposure requirements of the planning code to permit the alteration of the existing two-unit building at 2120 golden gate avenue and to add one dwelling unit and one accessory unit and is seeking a modification to the rear yard and bicycle parking requirements for the expansion. since the publication of the staff report, the department received 17 letters in support of the project. the department continues to find the project is on balance consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan. this concludes my presentation, and i'm available for further questions. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon president melgar and commissioners. i'm laura, a principal with architecture. our firm focuses on designing schools throughout the bay area. san francisco day school at the northeast corner of golden gate and masonic was the first school project my partner worked on in the mid- '80s and continued working with the school through the late '90s. we maintain a strong connection to it

starrs extension of modification to move the timeframe up to four years given the reality of how many of these things are. [please stand by] [please stand by] >> i'm going to provide a background of the project, its master approvals. i'll bring you up to date as to what's happening with candlestick point. we'll talk about the proposal. and we'll talk a little bit about the design for development document their refinements, and that's the actual action before you. also just to let you know, david tom who is the master urban design for candlestick will provide you a presentation, we'll dig deeper into how the documents meet those and talk about the actual proposal before us. as a quick reminder this is a project candlestick point was approved in 2010 along with the shipyard. as an active redevelopment project area, our sister agency, oc ii the successor agency to the redevelopment agency is the lead, however in the master approvals we have documents where we have elements that are within planning department and planning commission jurisdiction. in those master approvals we created a sub