mr. jeffrey polk was there. mr. pen -- [inaudible] wasn't there, so we signed the report and notifying him this was a second inspection that the violation occurred again. >> who signed? mr. polk signed or the other -- the second time, please. >> the second time was mr. polk. he was identifying himself as mr. polk, otherwise i wouldn't know he was there. >> have we seen copies of these signed documents? >> [off mic] >> does the department have it? >> yes, both of us have it. >> can you show us on the overhead that document? not his, yours. >> oh, the original copy? >> yes. this was like the notice of violation on march 2nd. so as you can see, one of the senior inspectors also signed but we can't all sign. >> can you move it up? we can't see the signatures. >> the notice of violation, there's no signature for the owner or representative of the property or the manager, i mean, the owner of the massage establishment but because it was understood among the -- >> can you speak into the microphone please, ms. kim. >> okay.

we don't blame mr. polk for hurricanes. we don't blame him for toys 'r' us's bankruptcy. hasbro traded up on difficult numbers today because it's well documented that toys 'r' us in is bankruptcy and liquidation. if they liquidate they won't go chapter 33. there are significant operating issues we think that he's done a great job of documenting and raising. we think the people in the best position to evaluate that including the performance of the ceo is the new board and we think the new board does consist of three icahn appointees, three starboard appointees, both all economically and reputationally motivate today get to the right answers. we've seen promises of 6 billion or 10 billion of asset sales on a net basis. we would encourage the company and the board to evaluate all asset sales but don't be whet today a fixed number if it makes sense to do it and it reduces the span of control that new management needs to focus on, along with management, will well, then that's value creative let's not give away businesses because we made false promises with the settlement that'

mr. speaker, president polk lived in columbia, tennessee from 1819 until 1824. other than the white house itself, the columbia, tennessee site is the only residence of our president. it has a lot of artifacts from his life. he served a single term, he left our nation with a remarkable legacy of public accomplishments including expansion of our western territories and expansion of the u.s. naval academy. my home state of california owes him a particular debt of gratitude. he made four campaign promises and he fulfilled all four. he left office in 1849 and returned to nashville, tennessee. the james k. polk home was designated as a national historic landmark in 1961. in april of 2015, the national park service completed a recon aceance survey of the home and determined that it warranted a special study. h.r. 443 would authorize the special resource study of the home to evaluate its national significance and the suit built and feasibility for potential designation of the area as a unit for the national park service. with that, i urge adoption of the measure. and i

mr. koernl. >> good evening. steven colonel with the polk street merchants. let's look at whole foods at franklin and california. it has three entrances to parking lots. it has at least two lanes of traffic in each direction on both corners. it has constantly backed up traffic on both california and on franklin street. it has no muni lines, it has no like lanes. this whole foods six blocks away is only one lane of traffic in either direction. there's a major bus line on both streets. there is libike lanes -- yeah, and bike lanes. the new proposed building is supposed to have at least 70 deliveries per week. where are they going to go? put them on a yellow zone? have double parking like the one on franklin and california? it's just going to add to congestion. congestion is a big, big problem along with housing in san francisco. this is going to be a major increase in congestion. please vote no on this. thank you very much. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker. mr. schulman. >> honorable commissioners, chris schulman representing lower polk neighbors to

mr. hepner. >> commissioners, the lower polk alcohol -- [ inaudible ] >> -- contributed to numerous quality of issues. the proposed ordinance will extend the iud for an additional six years. department supports the proposed contention of the r.i.d. because it will help ensure the lower polk street has a diversity of goods and services while also allows existing bars and restaurants to remain. lower polk remains a livly nighttime destination, in addition to having a healthy mix of goods and services. 9 department ease recommendation is to approve the ordinance with modifications, including eliminating the grandfathering date for modifications and new construction, and some clerical changes to clarify the abandonment provisions. oed has submitted a packet, and lisa devon is here from oed in case you have any questions. >> president hillis: thank you. we'll open this up for public comment. i've got two speaker cards, john nolte, michael nolte, and if there are any other speaker does, please lineup on the speaker side of the room. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is john nolte. i'm a long

mr. holms. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm dr. dale mortenson. i'm living on polk street. i was vice president of the polk district merchant association for 12 years, so i got to know all my neighbors up and down the street. small merchants are very special as far as a neighborhood, and we all have this fare of increased traffic congestion in the neighborhood which is really going to seriously impact not only businesses but traffic through that area. i'm totally opposed to whole foods amazon coming into our neighborhood, and you see all the small businesses here coming up and saying no to this for good reason. we like our neighborhood. we don't want a big box coming in. we are just fearful of the impact and traffic congestion and taking away businesses in the neighborhood. and i like real foods. i shop there frequently, and it's a great store, and i totally oppose this, and i'm for mixed housing. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm stephanie chang, and my husband is dale mortenson who just spoke to you, we've had his chiropractic office

polk street. we understand the supervisor is proposing these amendments for you today and we would like to thank the supervisor for doing that. and that concludes my presentation. >> supervisor tang: thank you, mrstar. okay. so now we will go to public comment. any comments on item 3, please come up. >> good afternoon. i will be very brief. the restricted use district is working as noted in the staff report by planning. i would like to thank supervisor peskin for working with lower polk neighbors on this. i would like to thank the developer for working with hemlock tavern and for all the parties for working on the hemlock tavern accommodation in this ordinance. and i will see the rest of my time for your long afternoon. thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members of the public who wish to comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues can we go to motion item 3. >> supervisor peskin: can you take the amendment? >> supervisor kim: i make the motion to make the amendments. >> supervisor tang: okay. we will do that without objection. >> supervisor kim: and make a motion to move this forward with recommendation to the full board. >> supervisor tang: we will do