commissioner moore? commissioner moore: i would like to move 100 california of consent. i have a couple of questions. it is probably in the verbiage of how it is described. >> commissioners, item three has been pulled off consent. commissioner sugaya: move approval. >> second. >> thank you. commissioners, the motion is for approval of item number two for 168-186 eddy street. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. commissioner moore: aye. passes unanimously. i assume we will take item 3 is the first item on regular calendar. thank you. commissioners, you are now on commission matters. item four is consideration of adoption. draft minutes from your regular meetings -- special and regular meeting of june 7 and your regular meeting of june 21, 2012. following public comment and any corrections and modifications in may have, i would ask that you adopt the draft amendments. commissioner wu: any public comment on item number four? seeing none, public, disclosed. commissioner sugaya: i have one correction to thursday, june 21. on page 3 u

president fong: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: i believe the product as proposed fails to meet conditional use authorization. there is nothing necessary or desirable about the project. compatible is not really part of the definition of conditional use. the use of the product description as looking for a project to be compatible with a number of objectives, as defined in the code, also defined by community and neighborhood acceptance. this particular neighborhood has distinguished itself over the last six years of having several very difficult projects in their general area where the neighbors and an extraordinary amount of time working with the developers and architects and really, in front of our commission, have shown the ability to shape projects so that in the and it is a win-win for everybody. this is not forcing the developer into unreasonable concessions, it was basically meeting common objectives which through the budget work of the neighbors, including staff, project meeting, and objectives which throu

commissioner moore. commissioner moore: you're taking the words out of my mouth. i'd like to attract your attention to image number two. that is what you'd normally call a flat land. and what's unclear to me is the continuity of the sidewalk as you come down jackson street because i see the slight awaking of the curve line that would make a narrow sidewalk in that area even narrower. however, in the continuity of the entire block, i like to see how that works. if i understand it correctly, we will -- we are taking more of the sidewalk away by putting intense street furniture on it. and while i support the idea of people gathering in front of the building being very important, i do not quite understand what it means to those people who are just walking by and still have to have an unobstructed sidewalk. and i might not understand this point correctly, but that i would like to see some additional explanation on that. vice president wu: commissioner antonini. commissioner antonini: i think we have a comment from the sponsor. commissioner moore: perhaps i misunderstoo

brokaw, commissioner moore, here. commissioner miguel, here, commissioner antonini, here. >> the only item on the calendar is item one. for 2299 market street proposed for continuance to july 19, 2012. i am not aware of any other item on calendar b to be proposed for continuance. >> is there any public comment? seeing none, commissioner borden? commissioner borden: i move to continue the item. >> commissioner antonini, aye, commissioner borden, aye. commissioner miguel, aye. commissioner sugaya, aye. commissioner wu, aye. you are on your consent calendar. this is considered to be routine and occupied -- and a single roll call vote. no discussion if russia unless requested. it is item 2, for 1250 ocean ave. establishing a 1615 sq ft formula retail limited restaurant. facility doing business as yogurt land. within the ocean avenue neighborhood transit district. following public comment on this item is before you for your career -- consideration. commissioner wu: is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment i

commissioner moore. commissioner moore: perhaps it is fair to say perhaps the planning department could make themselves available to get updates on distinguished public comment. >> thank you. if we could move forward to directors comments and questions. i will know for the record the historic preservation commission did not meet this week. >> think you. to announcements today. one is i wanted to announce i believe you got the media announcement of the new selection for the career planning director for the department. that position is the one that oversees the entitlement process and zoning process, including preservation and public information counter and manages the largest group over 50 people. that position was offered and accepted by jeff joselyn, who worked for the city of berlin for many years. he is an architect. for 13 years he was the land use to provide for and managed urban design and preservation teams for the city, including management of the portland design commission and historic landmarks

president fong: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: my understanding is we are trying to eight make a motion of intent. i am not trying to figure out what the project might do. at this moment, my intent is to have staph together with the city attorney's office very carefully crash craft a motion e nile. that is basically what is in front of us at the moment. president fong: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: the public record has my motion, and i have been receptive to some of the things that were brought up by commissioner sugaya and commissioner moore, as possibilities to perhaps work on changing the parking ratio. that was not something that was in my motion, but i did mention the car share. but i certainly would always be on the table. -- but that certainly would always be on the table. >> ok, the motion on the floor he is intent to disapprove the project. on that motion - commissioner antonini: no. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore: aye. vice president miguel: aye. president fong: aye. com

commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i have one quick question to ms. rogers. i assume it's implied here those sites or these stations would apply for adding a car wash would not try toing a debate the site at the expense of acquiring adjoining properties. as you know, these car washes, even without the hand services, which commissioner antonini talked about are quite space-consuming and at most stations there are pumps, etc., already sitting away that there isn't a lot of wiggling room. in order for these car washes to work, even the limited, just automatic, driving in, getting it dried inside requires an apron in the front where cars cue up properly, not interfering with the service of the gas station itself and acquire an apron at the point the car comes out, it comes off a conveyor belt, you put your car in gear and you see your window shields are back and there are staging rooms in front and in back. i want to make sure this ordinance clearly indicates car washes would not be added in additional lots. that is really important to me because i'm not interest

president fong: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: my understanding is we are trying

president fong: commissioner moore.ommissioner moore: would you please clarify that this commission has the right to appoint based on the history of this commission, but it is historic preservation that might have to consider hiring at a different job classification. >> i do not want to -- because i am not an expert in human resources, and certainly not for the city, but i would say that my classification was derived at because of the combination of functions i have done over the years. it would be unlikely even if you separate it out that you would have someone at the same classification. so if you separate out, i would imagine that each commission would have a different classification for their commission secretary. it seems to me, and this is just a personal opinion, that it would be appropriate for a combined function to share the classification, or to have the classification that i currently have, or somlar to it. i cannot speak for dhr, simply do not have the expertise to do so. commissioner moore: i would like to

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commissioner moore: just a step back. for those in the audience who do not know, secretary avery will be retiring within a few months. and for the purpose of helping find a replacement for her position, president fong assigned commissioners antonini, borden, and myself to be on the subcommittee. matsuta and two other commissioners are also on it. so the six of us have to decide if we are going forward with a joint secretary or with each of us to be allowed to have separate secretaries. as we were comparing the similarities and differences of what we do, there was a joint decision that we would go to the other, which now we wholeheartedly embrace because the two and a half months we have now spent together, the six of us, we realize how much, and the ground there is and how -- how much common ground there is. and we look at one commission and where to put resources. with great support from the department, we have worked out an extremely good system, also shared by commissioner avery in public meetings to discuss the issues

commissioner moore: second. commissioner sugaya: second. commissioner borden: i used to live in this neighborhood. i know the style very familiarly. i want to support to not have the deck above the garage. i think it causes a major nuisance. it is not a publicly accessible and open space. it is not available to everyone in the building. it is the use of one unit at the disadvantage of the larger community. it could be precedent-setting. i understand the project sponsor may have felt this was something they could do, but i think a better direction to staff in the future is we do not think this is acceptable and should look at how the code needs to be redefined. it does seem to be a side yard, not a rear yard. that needs to be dealt with. in the marina, there are a lot of full lot coverage buildings. you would like to have open space in your own building. we know that many of the buildings of stairs that tick to directly to the roof, and you are allegedly not supposed to go on to the roof. we know that everyone goes on to the roof. we also kn

commissioner moore: i would like to make some comments. the personal disagreements which might have arisen, which have been brought forward, are completely irrelevant to what we are discussing. character assassination -- what we are discussing are the facts, and the experience of how we look cumulatively and the decision surrounding this project. having said that -- i may not pronounce your name correctly, but i thought i did. i think you extremely well characterized what the situation is. the building type you are describing is not just a privilege to go into the marina and not help. it is everywhere. the buildings of the high you are describing here -- it is also colored buildings in the pacific-broadway corridor. i believe that, and here it comes, i happen to live in a situation like that. i find it more than an acceptable to consider approving. the impact in a densely built up neighborhood, where their regular building types start to occupy the block, create situations which you and other people have described succinctly. there is not

commissioner moore: thank you for reminding me. commissioner antonini: i would speak against any change in the on site affordable. we have already discussed that. in this instance, it makes no sense. you have another parcel right next to it that will be 100% affordable. the mayor's office is the latitude to be able to apply these funds were state and federal moneys have dried up. if there is no funding, they never get built. we have a lot of affordable projects that are sitting and not being developed because there is no funding. it only makes sense that this stays as it has been proposed. commissioner sugaya: i am going to make a motion to continue. until the mayor's office of housing, giving them an opportunity to talk to developer about requiring on-site inclusion mary housing. they can bring it back one way or another -- inclusion very housing. they can bring it back one way or another. commissioner borden: i do not think that most people said. given the parcel o is abutting this project site and there is another site close by,

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commissioner moore: just one question. the public is always concerned with these office conversions. transit impact, the office fees. there is a sentence in the staff report following the table on page 3, which it says we would like to have an explanation from the director. "please note that these are subject to change after planning department approval." what does that mean? >> it relates to the annual update to the feed. the exact dollar amount might increase depending on what the -- dbi-- the fees it raised annually. commissioner moore: ok it does not disappear? the public might read that and think "oh, there are some deals being made." commissioner miguel: the reason i seconded this is since i've lived in the vicinity, i am very happy to see this building renovated after 38 years. the only reliable space there for years was of betting the company that is no longer there and has not been for some time. the configuration of the building is not really conducive to a ground-floor retail. he would have to destroy a part of

andrew moore was marching with a group from the bay area to washington, d.c. unfortunately he never made it past indiana. because that's where he was hit and killed by a car. patti lee talks to his family about what happened and what he was like. >> reporter: these are photos taken in may with andrew moore with other volunteers shortly before leaving san francisco for a pro-life walk. moore's father says his son was excited to travel and see the country but last friday, 20- year-old andrew moore was struck and killed by a car on a rural road 60 miles west of indianapolis. the tragedy ruled an accident by police. >> i think it was really hard for andrew. >> reporter: he is described as his only motivation was to help others, someone unlike any others she had met. >> you know he doesn't have to deal with that anymore i guess. >> joseph moore says he hopes his son who was studying philosophy is remembered for his intellectual curiosity and his courage to stand by his beliefs even if they weren't necessarily popular. >> anybody who stands up for anything will be j

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vice president wu: as commissioner moore mentioned, i was in the meeting. it is important to look at buildings are a neighborhood. when we have individual projects in front of us, do you refer to other projects that have been entitled? we had some of that conversation last week because of the aia hearing. looking at ways to incorporate that into our discussion here, so it is not just up and down on one project. >> the motion on the floor is for approval of the extension. on that motion -- commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. vice president wu: aye. president fong: aye. >> thank you. the motion passed unanimously. now before you is item three, case 2002 -- i mean 2,012.0348c, 175 junipero serra boulevard. >> this is a request for a conditional use authorization to establish a child care facility for more than 15 children, doing business as of the kids academy, providing less than 24 hour care. -- as the alpha kids academy, providing less than 24-hour care. it would occupy approximately 2700

vice president wu: commissioner moore? >> i would last -- just add, and code is code, it does say records of the restaurant's gross receipts shall be provided to the department on request so it is already in the code and i will be supporting the motion. just wanted to give everybody a chance to finish speaking. vice president wu: the motion on the floor is for approval of the amendment to -- and amendment to require annual producing of the gross receipts the >> per code. vice president wu: on the commotion, commissioner antonini? aye. moore? aye. saugyar? aye. wu? aye 78 vice president wu: is there any general public comment? seeing none, the public comment is closed. thank you, this meeting is adjourned and planning commissioners, you due back at 5:00 for a joint meeting with the historic preservation commission the >> are you keeping the doors closed? >> closed, yes. not locked. i'm sheer -- here. >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyon

commissioner moore: a good source for tapping into on that issue is spur. the san jose office is very closely following it. their strong components for smart growth. but it is more the details and information that is available for which they're definitely a great source. the discussion or controversy alameda got themselves into dates easily 15 or more years back when, at the time of the closure of the naval air station where the council proposed to reduce the plane with higher density, which was a really good plan but it fell on its face at that time. they have been battling this issue ever since. commissioner wu: thank you. i just wanted to add two items. last night i attended an interesting forum put on by one of the new tech firms in midmarket. we have had some discussion here at the commission about what it means that these new firms are moving into the midmarket and what it means for the populations that are there currently. the question on the table last night was, how can these firms play a role in ensuring that there is food in the neighborhood for

commissioner moore: i would like to state my support for many of the critical points. i think sitting together with president fong and former commissioner miguel, i am painfully aware about the difficulties of the small business. i am fortunate to see that formula retailers in the middle of abrogating formerly single stores in twto -- a small antiqe dealer is replaced -- 7-eleven is taken next door. between two of them, small businesses have disappeared. i think that the subtle difficulties should make us very aware of the ever-increasing uphill battle the small business is facing. i would like to ask to retain a very hot critical question if i may. in the discussion which i appreciate, on page 7, there is a comment about the grandfather provisions. the use of larger institutions, being able to avoid paying any of the impact fees because they are taking care of themselves. how could you please explain that using shovels are causing more transportation problems at the moment then there are solving and must be exempt from paying these fees? >> redirect in that? -- >> eit