commissioner pearlman. commissioner wolfram. mraupt u president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 7 to zero and places you under item 5 commission questions or comments >> commissioner matsuda. >> one disclosure i had a brief conversation about 350 bush i'd like to make an acquire to see that the r l goldberg building be placed on our agenda for consideration i was wondering that you passed out earlier. >> commissioners tim frye planning staff the form i passed out was the rec and park department elevation that occurred of the rubbing goldberg in the octavia survey to give us some level of detail that's on the planning department i'll be happy to if you decide to add this to your work program i'll look at that and bring it to you at a future date we haven't had an opportunity to review the plants report. >> commissioner wolfram. >> i had a similar disclosure the gentleman called about 350 bush and had a brief conversation he asked if i had questions i hadn't reviewed the report but i approve the commissioners sugg

commissioner pearlman. commissioners first on our agenda is public comment time, members of the public may address the commission of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to three minutes. there are no speaker cards >> my member of the public want to speak on any items of the agenda. >> commissioners, first on your calendar directors announcements. >> testimony fry the docks report was included in our packets i'm happy to answer questions that concludes my comments. >> at the questions or comments seeing none, move on. >> the past events the staff report and announcements. >> commissioners again, the planning commission didn't meet the last week in may i don't have a report on their activities and no announcements at this point unless you have questions

commissioner pearlman. >> i did want to. >> do you move it the motion. >> there's a motion on the floor no second. >> we do have a comment from commissioner pearlman. >> i wanted to respond to the woman why dollars an aide - ada restroom if the neighbors don't think it's there why. >> we evaluated the option of fully expanding the historic restroom but in order to do that we would be triggering excessive path and traffic we've spent a lot of time to get a path to that building it involved hundreds of linear feet through mature trees and rearranging packets this was an appropriate pathway for us. >> my comments seeing none, roll call vote. >> commissioners there's a motion and second to approve this commissioner hyland. commissioner johnck. commissioner johns pr commissioner matsuda. commissioner pearlman. commissioner wolfram arrest and president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. commissioners that will place you on item 8 the historic preservation commission rules and

commissioner pearlman. commissioner wolfram. president hasz. commissioner >> last thank was the july 2nd we're going to cancel that meeting. >> commissioners, if i may throat chair quickly reopen commissions comments and motivators i didn't want to leave here with bad advice i gave you previously when the commission made an action after speaking with the city attorney and we reviewing the city charter on sections under article 4 section 4.135 for the historic preservation commission it makes it fairly clear our action for the looked designations certificates of appropriateness and permits to alter are final. unless it is modified by planning commission under circumstances or appealed to the broild boyle's or the board of supervisors depends upon the type of action that the project requires so i apologize for that i up of wanted to make sure it gets on record. >> so that means we basically don't have a recourse if that he find out we're told information - >> we can direct staff to take other avenues of recourse set up. >> okay. >> perfect with t

. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i agree with commissioner wolfram. it seems like we are that talking about objectives should state our values but the word protecting it's an active verb but at the same time that's our value as a city we're saying let's protect those things it's important to, you know, get it statement as everyone said to be very strong about it particular action to you agree with with that. the other thing you've worded this as you say the consideration of the major aspect of city planning we're now overlapping with the actions of planning commission because the historic building are a subset of all of planning and, you know, by saying it's a major aspect of city planning now there's an overlap i know i don't know if this has happened with the planning commission and the had a reputation has had joint sections because maybe because this preservation element is an important piece to as we look at the entire, you know, citywide surveys we're looking at the entire city maybe a working group or this planning commission can have this same

. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yes. ma'am, i have a question you said in your report that this will have to come back at some mid point to get another c of a why is that for a temporary project that's only 4 years long. >> basically, we want to come back to confer that everything a one not causing damage because the two years will be appropriate because 4 years is getting to the point of the permitting project in some sense so they should come back and basically show us if there is potential to change the design which is tweaked it will be done at that time. >> couldn't we set it up to come back only if there's a problem. >> this was my suggestion and we look at this ahead of time it's a temporary installation and treated as such and 2 years seems better than 4 or 5 years just to check in we're not asking for a presentation only to check in. >> now the project is of a certain scale it seems like it's less impactful than before i wanted to congratulate the team it was a great surprise to hear that this is the status of t

commissioner pearlman >> thank you. i know this is exhaustive work on obviously one you talk about reworded it i'm wondering about tangible and intangible rather than built and cultural or something that separates the built environment from the social and rather than the word tangible and intangible that's the entire world so that's possible changes. i thought policies one and two maybe i agree their implementation type policies but maybe rewritten and incorporate one .3 to identify the difference between a specific building as a historic resource or a district because, you know, that's those are the kinds of things we talk about all the time that we differentiate so may be one statement to incorporate those. let's see. i agree with commissioner johns on 1.5 we talk about the qualities of a historic property so why if it's owned by the public should it be more important than a significantly private building i don't think so that arrest on 1.6-hundred i agree that we should be identifying buildings that are recent but de

commissioner pearlman. commissioner wolfram. president hasz. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero. commissioners, on that motion this will place you on item 9 for the informational presentation >> thank you. i'm just again do you have a hard stop at the 2:30 is that what's going on >> try to get through this. >> have another meeting that starts at 2:30. steve planning department staff >> do we need to call this item. >> thank you for having me commissioners i'm happy to talk about the distribution and repair to celebrate how far we've come in the last 5 years and the eco system and hopefully, this will be something in the coming year and most. what is production repair it's production of art and production of building and clothing atsz all kinds of things and the distributions is movement of goods and people and utilities and repairs the amending item. what are the characteristics or pdr first and foremost pdr can't compete on rents with other uses in our economy we have office and housing that can pay much more in

it's up there showing >> commissioner pearlman. >> steve i'm wondering how much time you have you have to leave at 2:30 it's past that. i'm here >> thanks very much i appreciate our bringing this to us it's a hot topic if you've read our comments from our last meeting. i'm confused about the policy vs. what we are actually doing because there's so many places you talk about, you know, protecting pdr space when i understand san francisco i think thas has at the lowest percentage of pdr use in the country so we're already way down the list >> i say we're the lowest percentage but we have a robust percentage of protecting pdr before the eastern neighborhood plan they allowed housing and office the areas were indict i didn't but it changed over time so we saw lots of courageous and if you think of chicago and new york is huge that's why i'm promoting a recreational city and county because new york city has a larger bureaus. >> in the last three or four months because of a particular clause in the planning code to convert to zones that don't allow it there's a half million of square feet of

. >> you have pearlman and quincy jones. how did you bring those people on board?> virtually everybody i asked to join the board said yes. it was amazing. >> if getting all guys to join the board was the easy part, what's the most challenging issues you face? >> it's tough to raise money in this environment. the process of rebranding saying we have something new and different to offer. >> aiming to re-establish itself as a leading music venue, it draws over 100,000 to performances each year. >> we're no longer just a concert venue but a performing arts venue and a global performing arts venue. that's what i see us when i think of the future. for example we premiered something called get on the good foot. it was a celebration of james brown and dance in the fall. the music cafe is an opportunity for young artists to work outside the main trestream to perform. >> what do you do when the apollo theater turns 80? >> normally we induct a legendary artist into the hall of fame. this year we thought we should celebrate. artists are coming back to pay tribute to its histor

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commissioner pearlman. commissioner wolfram and president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero >> with that, we're >> good afternoon and welcome to the board of supervisors san francisco land use & economic development committee i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my right is supervisor jane kim the vice chair and supervisor cowen and i want to thank our clerk andrea for helping us and thank you sfgovtv specifically jessie larson for broadcasting today's hearing madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. items acted on today will be on the june 10th agenda always otherwise stated. >> madam clerk call item one. >> the designation on market street as the jean walker building. >> thank you chair supervisor wiener. >> it is the 1007 building from a educator 5 to 3 trickery building it's between 6 and 7th street and is the current location

commissioner pearlman. commissioner wolfram and president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero >> with that, we're >> welcome to the meeting. >> do we have any announcements? >> completed speaker cards and completed of the documents to be included as part of the files should be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon today will be on the june tenth board of supervisors agenda, unless otherwise stated. could you call item one? >>resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $1,751,827 from mental health services oversight and accountability commission to participate in a program entitled mental health triage personnel grant for the period of april 1, 2014, through june 30, 2014, waiving indirect costs. >> >> okay, thank you. allison? is it from dph, thanks for being here with us. >> thank you, nice to be here. >> so, we will just go ahead? >> yes. >> we received a grant from the mental health substa

. >> you have ron pearlman, how did you bring the people on to the board?m twisting, or was it easy? >> no, it was not arm twisting. believe me, i had to twist some arms. >> catch us on sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern time or check your local listings as well." squawk box" will be right back. over 1.2 billion eyeballs are on us during the two weeks at wimbledon. true tennis fans want to know what's happening, they don't want to just see what's happening, they want to know and understand why it's happening. anybody can just put data up, but we want to get a reaction, make it far more interactive. we rely on the cloud to provide that immersive digital capability. >>> our guest host today, ben white, just back from china, dining on the finer things in life. let's take a look at a picture of fried scorpion. seriously? >> tastes like chicken, ate bull frog, pig tongue, they eat everything in china. look at the whole animal, the face, and eat it all. >> ben, thank you for being here, brian, thank you. have a great weekend, everybody. right now, it's time for "squawk