pdr districts generally are within the general northern area of the bayview.ng third street, as you leave the bayview community and across fourth street, there two special use district on the western side, there is a design and development special use district. this was put in place in 2008 when we did the initial pdr zoning to allow some more office uses, uses beyond what is generally permitted in pdr, given the third street location. on the other side of the street, the eastern side, you had the india basin industrial park special use district. for those parcels that face third street, the special use district does a very similar thing. it opens up the uses to not just pdr, but community-related retail and small office uses. their proposal before us was to avenge the map and the planning code so the subject parcel, the most further north parcel on the western side, switch it from design and development special use district to the india basin industrial park special use district. and to make one small change in the text of the special use district. s supervis

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. -- pdr space. there were not sufficient offices. no new spaces could be permitted. the reason some existing businesses had not been legally permitted before the eastern neighborhood area plan -- the area plan also established a time-limited amnesty program. this program would allow property owners of nonconforming uses to comply and seek amnesty and legitimize the nonconforming use. this amnesty was offered for three years and expired on january 19, 2012. recently, the eastern neighborhood cac asked for a an extension, and this is a response to that request. the department recommendation is to support compliance to be planning code through a limited extension of this program. we recommend a couple of changes. one is the length of the extension. the department recommends approval of the extension of this program, and even suggests lengthening the extension to six months. since this program was ending in january 19, three months would not allow both adoption of the law and time for the department to except the applications. but extending it for six months would allow

at a certain point, i have to say any lip service given to the importance of pdr is just lip service. we do not have any view for the economy of the city other than office space. it is like putting your head against the wall to get a decent staff report on some of these cases. i do not think anyone has any idea what is going on. the summit administrator is the person who issues them. this is a foregone conclusion. i could give a little thought to a 90 day you have to take your permit out, but i keep hoping that the staff work will be done. president miguel: is there additional public comment on this item? if not, public, it is closed. commissioner borden: i want to thank staff. last week, we had a hearing on the eastern neighborhoods progress. these issues to come up. staff, maybe you can talk a little bit about the process for legitimization, where people file an application, and the process the department takes to investigate, the claims at the head office and how that works. >> i will refer that to the person who does the permit review. >> cory teaghe, for staff. the legitimization

it is great to have a pdr area in the city, often within one block, where schools, live and work and that makes them special. as well as how close they are to the 16th street bart station and the third street light rail. i know you will agree that it's wonderful to see this part of the city began to drop -- began to thrive, even in this difficult economy. but to really thrive and really generate job growth, we need businesses in those areas that need greater access. it needs to be easy for people to get their as well as for goods to be delivered. that kind of access is the lifeblood of the economy and areas that do not have access cannot thrive. good transit is part of that equation, whether bart, muni, or investment in the third street light rail line. this transit carries a lot of people in those areas. but for those who have to try and make pickups and deliveries, it can be hard to find space during the day. sf park aims to make it easier to find a spot close to a destination. while some of these areas are more industrial and have few clients and customers visiting during the day,

the accessory uses issue, there has been concerned about excess reuse is, especially in pdr, whetheruare footage that can get to an accessory should grow, and in conversations with stakeholders, we agreed to pull that piece out for pdr. on the waterfront sud daughter is, for two and three, there was concern about the with the sub area plan for the any waterfront have different standards orç criteria in the sud's and that was there for a reason. on transferable development rights, an issue that commissioners have been working on for a long time, we will conduct additional analysis and a doctor stakeholders, particularly in the areas of the city must heavily impacted by development right now, particularly soma, and i am sure the president will talk to çsupervisor kim. i believe state -- planning staff has done a lot of work to have a clear explanation of what it means to open up the market for these. it is hard to know until you do it, and policy is always evolving. but it makes sense to keep talking about that. finally, plastic awnings, we heard about that. so we have agreed to not

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i had heard the was the possibility of pdr's is another way to think about financing, and i am wondering if there somebody here from port staff who could discuss those development rights. >> i am representing the port. transferable development rights are an approach that the city has used to promote historic preservation among privately owned buildings. there are two different areas designated and the planning code for this, and essentially what happens under the planning code provisions is that an owner of historic building and sell the air rights above that building to somebody building taller buildings and the downtown area in the c-3. it is a way of promoting good density and in-fill development, while preserving older structures, and it is a way of getting private money into storage facilities. the port is very interested in seeing whether the port piers could participate in this. we spoke with the planning staff and your office about that. we are worried about the financial feasibility about 26 and 28 development under this agreement. the agreement already has a provision that woul

this is sort thisa pdr area with industrial stuff. we're concerned about the increase in our business, whether that will affected. we have had very fruitful meetings, and their commitment is wonderful. i believe in what they are doing. they're passionate about it. they're going to work with us and the india basin to deal with these issues of parking and safety. the port is planning a variety of different emperor for projects around the intersection. a tricky intersection when you have that kind of confluence of tonnage and the kind of thing. kind of scary. we are afraid of the president this said. other than that, i think this is long overdue. supervisor mar: i see the rail line around quint. i see some kind of a brick building. >> that is where they are. there will be on the third street side of that. building two. they're sort of away from that. not on the corner specifically. but we're concerned about parents and children coming they're looking for parking. i know there is no parking requirement. we were hoping for something like t

rept time to addressçççó hpc at its hearing yesterday requested informational hearings on the city's pdrof the transit district area plan coming before the body, and also on the sock story retrofit program. that concludes my report unless there are any questions. commissioner sugaya: yes, just to clarify, i think the proposed use for the new mission theater is as a multiplex theater. is that right? >> that is correct. commissioner sugaya: so it will remain basically in its sinews? >> the proposed projectç is foa single screen theater with a full-service restaurant. the variants within the environmental document raises the screens to a five-screen theater, but it is only a very it currently under study. it is not the proposed project. commissioner sugaya: ok, thank you. ç>> thank you. commissioners, with that, we can move forward on your calendar to general public comment. members of the public may address you on items that fall within the subject matter çjurisdiction of this commissin with the exceptionç of agenda items that may not be addressed at this time but only at the time they

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