like using a hammer sometimes and i think maybe in combination with the mayor's office of housing and oewd, there might be a more kind of comprehensive package you might say that could be put together and maybe redevelopment, kind of like a more comprehensive approach to the whole issue. anyway, that's -- vice president olague: that's your motion? commissioner sugaya: i'll make a motion based on what ms. rodgers said. >> and we support that. president miguel: commissioner moore. commissioner moore: i would strongly support what the other commissioners are saying including the intent of the motion what ms. rodgers just spelled out. it requires an ongoing discussion including we reflecting on the reason of why we establish the zone-specific parcels in the area. it mostly addresses areas of where you have adjoining very small parcels which are the signature and the kind of building block in this neighborhood. so coming in with blockbuster project which takes the spirit of this neighborhood away which is part of the core, at least as i remember some aspects of it. this needs to be carried furt

there are a number of other things that they're working on within this area, oewd, the office of economic workforce development is actively promoting this area as a home improvement district and they're working on street frontage guidelines which are incorporated into this ordinance. they're also working on another -- several other areas along with use plan for the area. i spoke to several different folks, including office of economic development, the supervisors office, supervisor campos has also actvilve been involved in this. and it appears that the zoning component, which this is, has received a lot of support from various folks. we have some public comment, as well. president yee riley: the planning commission? >> the planning commission has not heard this. they will be hearing it shortly, is my understanding, and the time line is to pass this out to the full board in december. commissioners, it is agendaized as an action item but you're not required to take action. and we will have a committee meeting, as well, likely, prior to any action being taken on this item. president yee rile

i would also like to look at the current oewd interagency task force and at other entertainment usesthat task force. we would give the entertainment businesses a lot more support opening avenues. 5, look at the environmental sustainability of of entertainment venues. and also it increase enforcement with the police. at sixth, look to cities with successful policies for lessons learned to see what they have done in certain areas of conflict. eighth and most important is all but timid thing is working together and areas of concern. i think last, we as a city and as an industry are able to look at the six different areas and make progress, with an all stand back and say that is entertainment. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. if we could now hear from john eric sanchez? is mr. sanchez here? ok. peter glikhstern? thanks for waiting. welcome to the rules committee. >> thank you so much. good morning, afternoon at this point. it is nice to see it again. my name is peter, and i'm here to ask you to appoint me to the entertainment commission. i hope you have had an opportuni

the program oewd is developing will definitely do with language issues. it does to outreach in chinese -- does do outreach in chinese. vice president olague: i am going to move to approve with the modifications. with the modification of increasing tiz

staff will be getting a briefing from oewd and city builds on it, and then we will be the first initial run-through with our legislation and policy committee, but i do want to bring it to your attention and really encourage you to start reading the legislation now. the park list, the planning department released the r.f.p. on september 17, and as the r.f.p. period ended on october 18 and the department received 43 applications. the department was able to approve or conditionally approve nearly all of them and the noticing process will begin shortly. the accepted locations were located throughout the city and the planning department thanked our office in helping get the r.f.p. out through our newsletter and because of our assistance in the outreach, there was a large response in the r.f.p.s. the interim zoning control for the van ness avenue special use district, this matter is currently on hold. it's supervisor alioto-pier's legislation. we'll keep you posted if there's movement forward between now and the end of december. the healthy male salon initiative passed out of the board of sup

the program oewd is developing will definitely do with language issues. it does to outreach in chinese -- does do outreach in chinese. vice president olague: i am going to move to approve with the modifications. with the modification of increasing the size. commissioner antonini: i am supportive of this. i think it is good legislation, and there is still regulation, of course. you're just moving it to a different place, and there will be oversight on health and sanitation, as there would be with any other food service, be it bricks and mortar or mobile. i think this is a movement towards a lot of people who are seeking quicker and kind of on the run, particularly for lunch. everybody is busy. this works as well as the indoor seating in established bricks and mortar tight places. there is some competition. it is not the worst thing. i think that i agree with the way it is being done, and i think you will probably be helpful to put this into a place where the monitoring is more properly done by the agencies that are part of this legislation. commissioner mo

there are a number of other things that they're working on within this area, oewd, the office of economic workforce development is actively promoting this area as a home improvement district and they're working on street frontage guidelines which are incorporated into this ordinance. they're also working on another -- several other areas along with use plan for the area. i spoke to several different folks, including office of economic development, the