and mr. fry i will say thank you for including that whole process and that graphic really is very, very helpful. >> i agree. >> what a great change. thank you. commissioner matsuda. >> yes, i totally agree. i like this temperature bar, color bar, to let us know very clearly where you're at. i also like just a very simple 1, 2, 3 approach about how a building becomes a landmark. is that going to be, is that already on your web site or will that be on your web site? i think that will allow people who have kind of a, maybe, a fear, i don't know how to describe it, they are a little mystified by how a building becomes a landmark or if they want to take that route, i think this will really clarify a lot of misconceptions or myths that are out there about, you know, the process and what it takes and it just makes it seem like it's a very do-able thing and hopefully will encourage others to consider it. so i really like that and would strongly encourage that that be placed as soon as possible. just the

so, you know, and then with mr. fry the director there's, it's pretty much verbatim what they said and that seems less important. the report seems less important than the discussion of salient, you know, salient projects or something. so that's where i came down. but i appreciate very much the challenge it would be. >> commissioner wolfram. >> actually i just had a question about, when did we start doing this verbatim description in the beginning is pretty new, right? what did we do before? >> it is relatively new, commissioner wolfram. i appreciate you noticing that. you may recall that i was fortunate enough to hire an assistant and a manager of the commission affairs and christine lamiranda has been striving to make our minutes from the office consistent and so it's something we provide the planning commission and we decided to provide it to you as well. it prevents us from having to second-guess what you were trying to say and just put down exactly what you said. >> and any corrections at this time? seeing none we w

. >> can i ask a question through mr. fry about the ladies home? it's not listed because we haven't added it to the list? >> correct, at the hearing in august the only direction staff heard was to begin working on the goldberg designation. they were also the ones that had hired a consultant, they were ready to go, which is i think part of the reason why we received that direction. but we, i didn't hear, at least, any indication to begin working on the ladies home or the lang house. >> i remember specifically saying we didn't think the lang house was of highly critical time frame, given --. >> maybe we can add it to the list and put them in the priority and then every three months we can reshuffle the priority based on new information. >> to commissioner hyland's comment before, if you want us to prioritize the community initiated designations we can certainly add it to the list. we have had some correspondence with the public about the proposed designation but we certainly could ramp things up. i mean our main focus has been the goldberg building r

mr. frying they do did the design go through the historic design. >> tim frye department staff we work with the staff and we feel it is appropriate treatment. >> okay. thank you and. >> i'd like to second commissioner antonini's motion. >> commissioner moore. >> i believe that the summary made what we observed to last time is not reel in concurrence with the way i one side to speak against it it summarizes the violation which commissioner antonini's disagreement with the motion as it is brought forward i believe in the analysis which was sent to us the emphasis often the tenants space while it's an important one from october from the authentic and other neighborhoods concerns i believe that the currency kind of proposal greatly fails to capture broadly combresz expressed aesthetics in the neighborhood by supporting the motion as it is spoken read into the record i believe that doesn't reflect my understanding of what is in front of us why we sent it back and how it is come back and i also like to say the aesthetic of the historic preempt that is a historic neighborhood, however, the histori

while i very much appreciate mr. fry'somments and everybody's comments, i'm wondering why we don't have all the text of the comments

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fry google -- freigle. next to bill is patricia bynes. bradley referred -- rafford, and his photos have been shown on national television, mr. bradley rayford. and some of you may have already known our last panelist, her social media reports really drove the media coverage, not just locally, but nationally. how many followers did you have on twitter at that time? >> first i started with 1500. and now i have 13 -- 30,000. -- 13,000. >> twitter really does work. i knew britney before the situation, and she covered ferguson wallcovering -- while planning for her wedding. the wedding, by the way, i was not invited to. >> you could have come. [laughter] >> well, ok. we have had a lot of town hall meetings here, talking about police, talking about city leaders, talking about voting, talking about not voting, to let me ask you each, your perspective. maria, i will start with you. >> i suspect the media did do the best we could, well, i know i did, and i know a lot of the people appear did. >> you were out there. you have probably seen some of the coverage of ferguson, did you see any of the coverage, you were out there a long time