moore delivered over the past two years. and good luck with that., i'm gonna get a nice little extradition order for you. have a pleasant evening, ma'am.

. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> and commission president fong? tea aye. >> so moved, commissioners. that passiones 7 to 0 and places you under your consent calendar. all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff so requests, in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. we do have a request from the commission to take item 6 separately, so, we won't be considering that and it's not being pulled off of the consent calendar per se, but it will be voted on separately. so, commissioners, for the first matter under your consent calendar, item 5, case no. 2013.0282c for 2701 - 2703 folsom street, request for conditional use authorization. and items 7a and b for case no. 2011.0053cv for

stephen moore in your latest book, "who's the fairest of them all?" can you quote president obama said in 2011, we sought to ensure every citizen can count on some basic measure of security. we can do this because we recognize and matter how responsibly with live our lives, anyone of us us at any moment my face hard times, might face bad luck, might face a crippling illness or layoff. but followed that statement? >> guest: that's absolutely true. that's what we have a safety net in this country, for people who do fall on hard times. i have no problem with someone who does have a terrible illness or suffers loss of jobs. i think where there's been a backlash if, for example, giving people to tears of unemployment. most americans say wait a minute commute is your job come in the government will give you assistance. two years of assistance? we are not sure that is so smart. there's a lot of welfare programs in my opinion that become substitutes for work. i think the food stamps program is a good example of that. this is a program to help people when they

moore, all the world's a stage., sauntering in ready for showtime. >> i've been on tv before. >> reporter: was i about to hear an apology for her role in this shakespeare's tragedy? maybe remorse about his death? hardly. this shrew had not been tamed. >> i think people are complete idiots that think i had anything to do with it, i really do. i think they have no brain cells. that's just my opinion. >> did you murder abraham shakespeare? >> absolutely not! >> did you bury him in your backyard? >> absolutely not!! >> why are you laughing? a man is dead, he was clearly murdered and you're laughing. >> because i find it entertaining that people are that ignorant. because there's so many things that proves my innocence. >> reporter: detectives say she's a woman who believes she can convince anyone of anything. >> you ended up in his house, with all the rest of his money. then he ended up dead on your property shot by your gun. you don't find any of that unusual or odd? >> absolutely not, considering the people he hung ar

but moore's still happy to be here. >> i'm glad to be out of single cell.re for a while. [ banging ] >> no, that -- that ain't me. that used to be me. >> oh -- a tooth brush! >> that's how we play? >> another inmate at louisville metro has also seen significant change. six weeks after seeing her daughter -- >> i've been walking away from my babble. >> soon to be sentenced for assaulting her mother, monique jeffries has had a conversion. >> what are you doing, monique? >> going to service. i changed my religion. okay, i got to go. >> there's no such thing as a i hate this race or individual. no, they're all creation of the creator. so you want to respect the creator, respect his creations. >> yes. >> we want to do the right thing and show the people the real islam. how you be kind to the people. you're kind to your neighbors. you're kind to society. 1:00. got to go. >> oh, wow. oh, man -- >> i'm going to go -- >> i'm going to put them up -- >> i will come back next week, and i will see you guys next week in -- in what? with aallah. i'll see you at closing. >

and places you under item eight. >> commissioner moore? >> i would like to make a comment regarding roof top mounted equipment and that is not in relation with anything that we approved on consent, but i have generally experienced my concern that i would like the department to start developing and under basically by experience of the criteria, which deal with the visual impacts as they all to collectively as a roof scape or how we look at roofs and buildings, and when there are additions of massive roof screen structures that alters the expression of a building and i would like to just kind of start it as a discussion and see the department engaged in considerations which they believe will help to guide this commission to make equitable decisions of approval or denial. >> commissioner antonini? >> thank you. >> a couple of things, first of all thanks to commissioner moore who brought in an article today from the chronicle, and it announces the good news that the piper painting is going, and the maxwell and the famous painting is going back

okay >> well, i'm kind of with commissioner moore. if they need it they'll provide s it but if the rest of the commission wants to have 10 to 6 that's fine >> are you amending the motion. >> yes. and just in terms of endorse ability of a condition that we have a human open site (laughter) at specific hours it's something well cameras can be put on plans. >> okay. >> commissioner. >> yeah. i would favor that if we have to make it a finding and not conferring condition but i'm voting against this particular motion but if we get one i can vote for we want project sponsor to have is a security guard present the evening hours and something like police special patrol they take care of the store but cruise the neighborhood and since they have uniforms similar to the sfpd you don't have to use that but that's the kind of thing that would be most effective. just because you're not going to have alcohol doesn't mean people don't do bad things >> commissioners there a motion and a second - >> sorry do you want to respond. >> yes. i understand wh

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who's detective moore? w-wait a minute.mise confidentiality unless i know exactly what it is that you're asking me to do. [ clears throat ] a few weeks ago, captain raydor began to notice changes in one of her detectives, ally moore. what kind of changes? um, detective moore became gradually more anxious, unfocused, and then this morning, i -- this morning, i noticed some bruises on the back of her neck and her arm, and when i asked her about them, she told me she had fallen. but you didn't believe her. the bruises were inconsistent with her explanation, and, no, i do not believe her, and i am worried about her safety. all right, then. so i should talk to her. um, before you do, i'm trying to avoid creating problems, and if i'm -- if i'm overreacting to what i saw, if i'm wrong about this -- but if you're right, then this is an assault on one of our employees, which cannot be ignored and which captain raydor should not investigate on her own. so i would like major crimes to discreetly examine the life of detective moore and

. >> commissioner moore? >> i would like to suggest that we expand the conditions to verbatim and clear up the klaoe points that commissioner sugaya mentioned and i ask him to restate them so that they indeed capture the issues which i believe are correctly addressed her. >> it would be good to hear that again and the project sponsor's response and i think that they are more appropriate in the project condition and not necessarily in the document and i appreciate the concerns of the club and i think that they are more appropriately addressed during the building process when the design is more advanced and when we actually know where or what they are doing and what they are building and i mean this is encountered every time that someone replaces a residential foundation and impacts and on the adjacent foundation and i think that is appropriate and more on the dbi and we are happy to put the conditions on the or in the approval document, i think that the project is appropriate here. and it meets the requirement

moore. the tweet from venezuela. what are your thought on the administration of hue georgia cho vees on vens are they invading for the oil? >> guest: they are concerned about any place that has oil. we use 25% of the world's oil even though we're only 5% of the population. so, yeah, so if you have oil, we're coming. in one form or another. but in all seriousness, i hope it's not the case with venezuela, and but i think there is a lot of attention on venezuela as opposed other countries in south america because of that. >> host: the next call from andrew in albany, new york. >> caller: i'm originally from detroit. my grand parent were immigrant autoworkers. i used to ride the bus in inner-city detroit with my grandmother in the summer time when she was laid off to go to the unemployment office with her and stand in line. and the buses were still segregated in detroit at that time, and for those people that, you know, don't resonate well with michael moore, i think if they go to michigan and visit michigan, and see the

want to thank moore and borden who served on the commission >> thank you commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask the commission to consider the following. on september 17th the a i a held a major meeting designed presentations for institution this consisted of 3 design proposals and while this commission doesn't have any jurisdiction of the matter of the preyed do i think it's in the interest of how we look at the planning of the auditorium to have a bigger understanding of the design proposals. and this was the fish museum a number of years ago we all sat and without saying we had jurisdiction we had the right for comments. so i ask the commission s to ask we please have a presentation and allow the members of the public who are not really visited by the a i a to hear this if the director considers this to be appropriate >> if the commission so desires we can certainly request they come forward for a hearing. we can if the the hearing time >> if you can accepted me more information. >> i can only forward that e-mail to you on september 1, '72 days ago and in the paper raised a number of

>> stevie and michael moore were best buddies.oming in to be friends i would say about a month or so before they passed away. but it was always stevie and might bel moore. >> on may 5th, 1993, the three boys went to school, came home, and went out to play. stevie branch's mother, pam hobbs, remembers it like it was yesterday. >> we wasn't home probably five or ten minutes when michael moore came over and asked if davy could go ride bikes with him. and i was telling him, not today, son. i'm getting ready for work, and i'm cooking, and all that. and michael just kept begging him please, let me go, let me go. so like a lot of parents do, i gave in and i said okay. >> do you remember the last thing stevie said to you? >> i love you, mama. and rode off, just as happy as he could be. >> steve branch, christopher buyers, and michael moore were all last seen right here on this street. and they were doing what 8-year-old boys would normally do. they were playing, having fun, and riding their bikes back in that direction toward where the wo

i just said to talk about the sidewalk with i'm not sure i trefrpt iowa what commissioner moore said but we have to have a wider sidewalk to anticipate future density and more communication hopefully with mission bay and many of our swauksdz in many parts of the city are not as generous. i i know that 16 the street is going to be a major corridor and allowing room for bus transit would restrict it a little bit more but on 17th street it wouldn't be a problem. >> the 15 feet for this project comes from the better streets plan, which requires projects of a certain size to do improvements like sidewalk widening and basically every street is categorizations and there are residential street microwave there could be a mix in this neighborhood so we would require the minimum sidewalk weight be 15 feet. >> just to be clear it's not putting the planters is not in conflict. >> no, it includes street trees and furniture and furnishings and so on. >> thank you that clarifies it. fits not the expense of the weight but using it nor greenery >> just a question for the project sponsor why did you de

and stevie branch with his two friends, christopher byers and michael moore.s were nude and bound with their own shoelaces. >> i run up there and one look at my ex-husband and i knew it was stevie. and i hit the ground screaming, god, no. >> almost immediately, word spread that these murders were the work of the devil. >> that was the first thing that everybody started saying, that it was a ritualistic killing, satanic killing. i overheard people saying that they'd been trying to let the police know there's been groups of teenagers out there practicing satanic rituals and things like that. >> satanic killing? an idea not so farfetched for the time. this is a community steeped in religion. a church is never far away. and it was a time before the goth look or the notion of a romantic teenage vampire became fashionable. and this was a crime so horrendous it was easy to believe it was committed by a monster. when you're hearing all of this, what's going through your mind? >> exactly the same thing, that that's what happened. that the devil actually come and got my

. >> second and a conspire moore. >> isn't the request for the screening the discretion of the commission and it would get handed in the inclusion of your motion. >> certainly you could require screening but it would be up to my decision to allow it though the variance process. >> i'll to modify the motion that we recommend to the zoning administration to consider that and have staff work with you and the lee and the architect to make that happen. >> conditional approval next 8 talks about the mechanical equipment it public utilities screened i don't know if you want to amend that. >> it's already been addressed and a if it's in there that's fine. >> i'd also like to add the possibility of a different run for the you know the system that could take it to the adjacent building instead of this. it's done. are you planning on ruling on this today >> yeah. >> actually, i was going to take it under advisory at this point. generally supporting a variance in this location but you i'd like more information from the project sponsor as to compliance of this equipment that's proposed with the equipm

>> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> and commission president fong? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously to 7 to 0 and places you on item 15, case no. 2013.0535cer for 3301 - 3601 lyon street. request for conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon, commissioners. mary woods of department staff. the cu before you is a request by the town group of boys to occupy the talented fine arts for a one-year term while its permanent main campus at 27.50 jackson street is being renovated. ~ the school has an enrollment cap on students. this will not change. the school will relocate about 200 kids from k through 4 to the towers of fine arts site. the cu is required because for the elementary school in a public zone, the department's recommendation is approve with conditions. this concludes my summary of the project. if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer. thank you. >> thank you. project sponsor, please. >>> thank you. i'm mark miller. i'm on the board of [speaker not understood]

>> move to recuse commissioner moore. >> second. >> on that motion to recuse commissioner moore, commissionerntonini? excuse me, commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> no. >> commissioner wu? >> aye. >> commission president fong? >> aye. >> that motion passes 5 to 1 with commissioner sugaya voting against. >> i personally don't think it's a conflict. so, that's why i voted that way. >> commissioners, again, i'm kevin guy with planning staff. the request before you is to amend a previously approved project at 350 mission street in order to add additional office space. in 2011 the commission approved a project to demolish an existing four-story building and construct a new 24-story 350-foot office building containing approximately 340 square feet of office uses, 1,000 square feet of ground floor retail space, or 23,500 square feet of subterranean parking. this project is currently under construction. so, today's request is to amend the previous conditional use -- i'm sorry, office allocation and downtown project all

>> no. >> commissioner moore? >> commissioner sugaya, did you have -- >> i'd like to understand what we're voting on. i understand sarah's presentation and all, but i'm still -- could somebody explain what this means? >> yes. the legislation had a provision in it which i'm not aware of this normally being the case with legislation, but it had a provision that it would not become effective until the planning -- until we put the cad ex posting map in place and demonstrated that to the planning commission. so, the motion being voted on now is to transmit a memorandum to the board of supervisors -- to the clerk of the board of the board of supervisors that that event has occurred so that the legislation may go into effect. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> wouldn't that also, then, include the advisory that as you volunteered, technical refinement and really respond to some of the concerns expressed by the public will be part -- when and how this tool is ultimately implemented? it's another static thing, t

. >> commissioner moore. >> i would actually share w your concerns about the two same franchise in one block from another. i'm concerned that the community itself might not be very aware of that. park presidio funds the entire area it's a state residential neighborhood and this discussion is not as much about formula retail per say but the same factor of two of the same fall being the same franchise being on the same side of the street is a serious question >> yeah. on basis for recommendation it talks about the fact there's a close proximity 51 hundred gary it's 2 1/2 blocks bus it's close. that's a freestanding 711 and i but this is a gas station that has a 711 accessory but it's a big improvement over what's there now. sometimes park presidio is a little bit of a barrier and crossing it is not pleasant so people may walk up there to get some grocery goods from the east are more alp to go there >> i don't know? not upper market we have a radius would that other 711 be included in that? i think this is a little bit different because we have to let corporate 711. >> it's two blocks awa

moore >> move to approve. on that motion to move (calling names) so moved commissioners that passes unanimously and places you on item 7 at 725 street request for authorization >> at&t provision seeks to develop is making restraining order project. this project has a mixed use 3 story building along the commercial corridor between 17 and 18 avenues. is it will allow for electric equipment on the building. it is intended to screen the view and the box will be painted to match the penthouse. the remanding 3 antennas will be attached to the stairwell penthouse. the staff did revelers in opposition of health concerns the need of the fatality and the design of the facility. the staff supports this and recommends approval of the recommendation. thank you >> project sponsor. >> good evening with at&t external affairs. i'm joined by my staff with k d u consulting. we're seeking your approval for a 9 antenna. once we get this site on air we'll decommission at 901 carr very well. it's a preference 5 building and at&t ha

>> mooring's, the electronic frontier foundation, as well as organizations as well as the constitutional rights are suing to stop that bulk collection. representatives senson parenner who is the original author of the patriot act, has joined our lawsuit and said as a friend of the court, and said this was not the intent of the patriot act. so yes, there is something we are doing, and there is something

and i do agree with -- though it's not before us today, i agree with commissioner moore some kind of sculpting might be advantageous. we see he that in the ymca and the gap and some of the other buildings that have been built there. but are there a few things with reference to the plan itself? i think there is mention in the draft e-i-r of the shadow impacts of the building, and then the effects that the buildings now or soon to be under construction in the transit district will have on mitigating these shadows because they will actually often be part of the shadow from the bigger buildings. therefore, their impact will not be there any more, in many instances. with that, i think there is reference to this in this document which is far reaching and i think it's good to understand that when we look at those shadow impacts. i don't believe that you have to analyze perceived socioeconomic impacts as part of an e-i-r, so, that is not necessary. another point is that the waterfront that we have is curve linear in its nature ~. so, when we talk about a building and its distance from the wa

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>> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> no. >> and commission president -- excuse me, commission chair wu? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes by a vote of 5 to 1 with commissioner sugaya voting against. commissioners, that will place you on public comment. i have no speaker cards. >> is there any general public comment? okay. seeing none, meeting is adjourned. [adjourned] >> san francisco parks, golden gate park transforms into one of the greatest music festivals of all time, let's journey, inside, outside land. ♪ >> to this, our 6th year doing the outside lands and our relationship with san francisco, rec and park. and we work very closely with them in the planning and working very closely with the neighborhood organizations and with the city supervisors and with the city organizations and with the local police department, and i think that the outside lands is one of the unique festivals in the world and we have san francisco and we have golden gate park and we have the greatest oasis, in the world.