we're not comfort with the discretion being taken away from the e r o. they're by far the best quality and the decisions the e r o has a full department it's a public institution with transparency. this is clearly moving pretty quickly i don't know all the details but it's not possible for us to support something when we see yes we're going to try to put all the appeals back in place. we would like to see at a minimum that the proposed legislation be adopted >> any other member of the public wish to speak on this item? >> good afternoon rose. i'd like to say a few words about the projects that are going through this process are not going to be stopped so whether or not this is a hearing before the commission on tv for the public the timing isn't going to get, you know, to the point they're to the point of being stopped. when the last approval was changed as erick brooks said we need to have that opportunity to opine on those constantly changing projects. there are a few little developers out through who like to change their projects and is we don't need t

so again, the math is kind of all of the 25 commercial districts that o e d has. and i want to walk through where we're going to start our work. we have limited resources so we want to think about where we kind of use that most of it. we want to look at where we're doing work. so kind of where wore doing our realm work as he planning department. and the "x" accelerator right now there's folks who are looking at improvements around the triangle. so we're going to work with that and think about are there any zoning congressman's and the "x" cellar group is working with the sites they'd like to see turned over. starting again those are just starting right now. the next section is the area on mission street south of chavez. and this is part of a streetscape plan in the mission. that extends from van ness to college hill. we're focusing on the part where there's an oh, will you explain and working with district supervisors and then chinatown. we're about to loufrn the perry sing square so within that process we'll look at the zone and other opportunities in this area.

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o e w d staff are responsible for betting the project the store front inventory was involving a lot of work out in the field. we want to thank the senior seminar for taking on 8 of the neighborhood. it was a mutually beneficial opportunity for the planning department to have fourteen students help us do fieldwork and also for sf state to be able to provide real life training for graduating seniors. it was taken on by planning and led by the our graphics designer. gary was responsible for the invest in the neighborhood including the logo additional implementing strategies. the assessments cover basic questions about the neighborhood. what are the neighborhood characteristics it's actually merchants and what's happening there and the cultural activities that took place and it listed the pipeline projects in the neighborhood. what's in the commercial - the neighborhood commercial corridor meaning what's the store front vacancies and it look at the strengths and challenges. what are the opportunity that would be maximizeed. the assessment answers who lives and works in the neighborhood the

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that's just an up to the present time for the public to discuss the decision of the e r o regarding accident project hadn't had substantial modification. so should mr. there be a reverse all that would be the ability to reconsider determination >> i think ms. jones. i'm really trying to get a handle on the modification. it's relevant to me there are many projects there's an original project it is bulk out to the biggest size and then it's worked with the department and the neighbors may not agree and the sequa determination has been issued and the neighbors are step up still upset and now i'm making my project smaller i've eliminated parking spaces so the review is a change but, of course, you're now having less environmental impact. so it seems that what may be kim's take on this this still could be appealed and now - >> in the ordinance as it passed first reading yesterday a substantial modification is defined as an expansion or intense indication. so it didn't wouldn't trigger the need for the new plan >> because i mean mean this says all changes to project scope and this is for projects

the e r o is very confident but open some occasion there may be a gray area. for example, if there's a change in the building envelope well, i'm sure the building envelope can be tweaked. and they as that's not significant. but if they say that's a change but it's not substantial that's not a big deal. in this case if there's a hearing we could bring up points of use that perhaps the environmental officer didn't see or consider. that is really important to us we gave up final approval is this is something we really need. so i hope that you understand that the community, you know, this is a city we live in. this is the city that your families live in and we need protection. i think this is somewhat a compromise so thank you. thank you >> thank you

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project has changed a little bit the window moves a little bit here or there it comes back and the e r o don't the public then have the right to appeal. i understand that because the example i just gave is ms. jones would say that's not a substantial modification but that would be an opportunity for someone to appeal that particular decision. so that's all i was trying to establish. there's this new avenue because it's something the planning code regulates. >> oh, i have a - sorry commissioner. >> my question pertains to the timing how much schedule after a written decision by the environmental officer compared to the light it's set finding out out for the hearing in other words, i'm comparing with supervisor kim said to the remedies i'm leaning to the department remedies as the more suitable one but i'm interested in the timing. i'm not sure clear how much time it would take the review officer to make the decision on the written appeal >> we haven't defined a perimeter for the amount of time. i think two weeks would be probably - the procedures that we would put into place that that res

hurting our historic buildings by not having a process that, you know, opens up this door that the e r o has to a review. the other thing is i don't know what the consequences are if there's an appeal process and like i would the e r o is only human and obviously new information can come to light but it's been reviewed by the e r o and the planning staff and you're asking them to go back and look at that information. i assume that someone who is political phone number for an appeal would know that. this is a big solution to a very, very small problem and creates a big process for a very small problem. so that's where i stand on it. >> first, i'd like to thank the members of the public for sharing their comments and the amendments. i know that i read all the e-mails we received. i support supervisor kim and a chus amendment. i think that there needs to be a mechanism to review this project and we're not talking about too many projects and i don't believe that proposal will in any way postpone that interest people we received messages from and my observation at large is people in the commu

so that concludes our recommendations of the e r o is here if you have any questions otherwise move into public comment >> i have a question for ms. rogers. so i can fully understand that. so when a project is submitted for an exemption the drawings tend to be pretty dpraefk with the preliminary set of drawings i might submit >> i would like to deter to the folks responsible for that portion. >> okay. >> so i'm just trying to understand the procedural process. if you're submitting let's say for example, your republican vavt a house and for your exemption you might have a preliminary set of drawings. if it's a project that requires the same section it's essentially the same set of drawings that would be needed. we need as much information as possible. so if it's a historic repeal evaluation if it's large we may need additional information but if it's small we wouldn't need detailed drawings. often it's quite early fairly conceptual >> yes, it needs to be done ann at an early stage. >> so if they decide to change like in the materials. >> presuming there are no historic issues involved wit

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