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when speaking before the commission stage your name for the record. [ roll call ] item 1, pca, the mission alcoholic beverage special youth district in transit district planning code amendment for continuance to october 18th, 2018. two case number

schiller: i don't think anybody here thinks the j pc away was the perfect agreement dale pca. but to put that back on the table. but if not making a policy. and now back. receiving an e-mail from a viewer i am writing you about the negative campaign ads. that they both should be in jail not running for office. [laughter] and at a time the country is so divided into harm democracies and butts why not to be more powerful overall? . >> i believe running for congress is a great debate about ideas and policies about how to move the country forward and that's a campaign we are running but unfortunately my opponent disagrees and has committed to a campaign of negativity and smears and unfortunately outright lies. we have to ask ourselves why. why after 22 years in congress is representative chabot running such a negative campaign his very first ad in this campaign was a negative attack ad personnel a. - - a personal attack i'm not sure any of them have been positive they have been negative ever since because after two decades he has very little to show for it running for office 40 ye

when speaking before the commission stage your name for the record. [ roll call ] item 1, pca, the mission alcoholic beverage special youth district in transit district planning code amendment for continuance to october 18th, 2018. two case number 2016-0043hsdfolson street. shadow findings for continuance to november 8th, 2018. item 3, case number 2016-007303env at 503rd street. the negative declaration is proposed to november 18. item 4 prohibiting employee cafeterias within office space. at the time of issuance was proposed to be continued to november. it is now being proposed for continuance to october 25th, 2018. item 5, case number 2018, 003464cua market street use authorization as been withdrawn? there's an agreement to continue this matter to december 20th, 2018. i have no other items proposed for continuesance and i have no speaker cards. >> thank you, jonas. any public comments on the items being proposed for a continuan continuance? >> move to continue items 1, 2, 3, 4 to the date specified. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to continue items as proposed. [ r

coupled with case number 2018- 008862 pca, better streets plan and curb cut restrictions and planning code amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you very much for having us here this afternoon. we are pleased to be here. we are showy. we have to watch what items. the first is an informational and it discusses the street design advisory team. while it has been up and running for approximately two years now, this is the first time we've had the opportunity to come and brief you on it. it represents the initiative taking approach taken by the planning staff to create solutions to challenges with interagency coordination to allow improvements to our service to the public. our second item proposes changes to the planning code to improve the implementation of streetscapes improvements that stem from the city's better streets plan. planning is happy to support supervisor came in her office as they introduce these improvements. we have worked closely with her and her staff in preparing to propose legislation. at its most fundamental level, the planning code changes will address th

item seven, case number 2018-pca , the mission alcoholic beverage special use district and mission street commercial transit district. this is a planning code amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners diego sanchez from department staff. i am joined by individuals from supervisor ronan's office, oewd and the planning department. we will be presenting to you an update to the mission action plan 2020. this was before you in 2017. we will also present a set of amendments to the mission alcoholic amendments engine the mission street and c.t. zoning controls. without further delay, i will call up claudia and she can present on the 2020 update. >> good afternoon, commissioners you may recall through the 2020 process we developed solutions in the categories from tenant protections to economic development to meet the target objectives and goals of the plan by the time you endorse the plan , we had begun implementing strategies identified in the plan, particularly the most tenant just urgent protection programs. the legislation in front of you is one of the implementation actions that has come o

that will place us in item nine for case number 2018-zero one 858 pca. planning code amendment. >> again, good afternoon, commissioners. and from the planning department staff. before i get the presentation on this, supervisor tang is here to speak on this ordinance. i also have some handouts for you that contain one additional amendment that supervisor tang will also mention. >> ok. welcome, supervisor tang. >> thank you, very much. speaking of retail, speaking of vacancies and flexibility, i'm here to bring to you a piece of legislation where we are trying to create more flexibility for retail and hopefully serve as one tool to decrease the number of vacancies throughout the city when i originally started with this legislation, it was specific to district for. i will go through amendments later, but we are trying to expand it. i wish it could be citywide but there is certainly some parts of the city where flexibility is not something that i think is preferred. what we are doing here today through this legislation is we are creating a new flexible retai

particularly the barbury coast neighborhood association, our non-profit organizations from ccdc and the pca and i want to thank bridge housing and the john stewart company and others, for moving forward this important project. i will say, as a chair of the assembly housing committee, i want to thank governor brown and my fellow colleagues for voting and