>> so under the comments under pearlman. concurrence that the department needs further study i was talking about the 20th street facade massing. i don't think that was accurate. >> we'll look into that and make the correction. >> thank you. >> commissioner wolfram? >> on the regular meeting i have one correction under disclosures item 4. yamey, he's no longer with the mayor's office. the second item under disclosures. >> indeed, thank you. >> and seeing no other comments or questions, we'll open to the public. anyone from the public wish to comment on the minutes? >> i move to approve as noted. >> on that motion to adopt the minutes as corrected. commissioner john's, pearlman, wolf ran, johnck, president haas. that places you on item 5. commission comments and questions. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i wanted to discuss item 12. i had a number of conversations with supervisor cohen's office and planning commission and one other person who was just a person in the public. that's it. >> and i spoke to supervisor chiu regarding

commissioner pearlman? >> i want to disclose the mayor's office called me about the 50 fell street project and i didn't talk to anybody. i did call nicole wheaton back and let her know that i knew they were interested in a project. also, this is actually a question for the city attorney. on the landmark's designation program, 199 carl street was nominated and i am the architect for that project. i understand this is an informational hearing on. i don't know if i have to recuse myself from that. >> andrea deputy city district. i think given that you have such a close relationship with the project it would be better if you recuse yourself from that particular discussion. >> okay. so there is two other items on that, so, i don't know if they are going to be taken sequentially then i can leave at that moment. okay. thank you. >> commissioner highland. >> i also did hear from the mayor's office. i did speak with nicole wheaton. second disclosure the preservation element is on the agenda again for the third time

. >> i make a motion to recuse commissioner pearlman. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second. commissioner hyland, yes, commissioner johnck, yes, john, yes, commissioner matsuda, pearlman, commissioner hasz, that passes 7-0. >> we heard and did not comment on the 199 carl situation. do we have any questions for staff at this time? seeing none. public comment on 199 carl? seeing none, we'll close public comment. and commissioners, i imagine we'll do the same, we'll wait for recommendation from staff. >> i think that's a great idea. one comment while it looks like a lovely house, in terms of the priorities established in terms of trying to find resources less recognized or in other parts of the city, this doesn't meet. we have a lot of victorian structures and structures like this that are already designated and i think with this type of ceqa review that we go through the city that it's unlikely that something terrible would go to the house and i think it would put it lower on the priorities. >> this is a mills act request in the end. we don't know that because the owner can put

commissioner pearlman. >> i believe this lady. >> oh, okay. please c'mon down to the podium. >> i'm one of the neighbors louis and we live at 816 scott street. i just couldn't tell very well from the pictures, our view will be at the back of the house. the rear of that house. like if someone has to see the pictures better and i have a question about the elevation of that side. is that okay? >> yeah, we are usually running out of time and usual we look at the material before we get to this point. >> it's made available to the public. >> yeah, it's all on the website. >> commissioners, if ms. karld rowaney can speak to the neighbor, maybe we can resolve this online. >> any other member of the public wish to speak? we'll close public comment. >> this is an appropriate modernist design on the back. i think we stretch our linguistic talents to try to show how it all fits in and there was an emphasis on wow, this is very vertical and victorian is vertical and this is appropriate. it actually read very horizontal to me. it a moot point. i think the d

commissioner pearlman? >> it feels like we are rushing for an arbitrary deadline and there is all this movement and this has to happen and here we have a year moratorium that won't end until july? >> no, for conditional use. >> but it will still come before the planning commission and supervisor cohen is not interested in pinterest and i see all this rush and commissioner john's and wolfram is saying let's get it right instead of just get it done. >> i don't want you to feel rushed to make a decision about whether or not you make approval of the legislation. i think what we would like to see some formal way for you to be able to share your initial feedback with the planning commission which we have scheduled. i know it may feel like a rush, but the process even after the planning commission is a couple months as well. over in all it's a couple months period. so i don't want you to feel rushed on an approval kegs. i want us to spend some time to get your comments integrated and be able to develop with staff

we'll recuse commissioner pearlman. any other member of the public? we'll close public comment at this time and bring it back to commission. commissioners? mr. frye? >> commissioners, tim frye, staff department. one issue on the goldberg building, staff understand the significance of some of the interiors and the high level integrity on the interior of the building. however our code is rather limited in what we can designate in private interiors. generally we are limited to only publically accessible areas such as commercial spaces, lobby, etc. while the commission want to pursue landmark designation we have to look at areas that are identified as protected in certain sense as required a certificate of appropriateness. there may be other features of the building but they may not be protected by the designation in the future. just wanted to let you know that while you are considering that property. >> commissioner pearlman? >> that was one of my questions. but, i do want to just reiterate, i said this before. i grew up. my father knew all about rue gol

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. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yes, on 7.2, i like to comment on the cultural heritage as the social things that happen and about a particular culture but then not think about cultural heritage as being the tangible asset of a historic resource, a landmark building, something like that. so i'm not sure what the answer is. one is to just say what you suggested, shelley which is historical and cultural resources. one historic resource in our jarring jargon is a building and the wult -- cultural resources is public thing. i'm not sure the public would understand the cultural heritage asset as a term that includes all of it. i know mr. bueller, you know it's a great explanation about tangible versus intangible but no. i don't know that the public would understand that. >> commissioner johnck? >> what is said earlier about the preservation. i have been thinking a lot about daniel berm an and nobling citizenry that is patronizing for the public. but i'm thinking about it where we had these words foster public awareness and appreciation. i'm thinking more about foster prides or instill prid

at 250 years old, the pearlman school of medicine is the nation's oldest medical school.hat should be a lot of candles on the cake there. >>> heavy rain led to widespread flooding over parts of northeastern florida this weekend. look at this. parts of columbia county saw up to 8 inches of rain. more is expected today. and with the peak of hurricane season just around the corner, people who live in that area are watching the forecast very closely. >>> a fantastic monday morning, because most of the area nice and cool this morning, rather than warm. temperatures right now in the 60s at this hour. currently 68 degrees for philly, 64 for cherry hill. northeast philly 64 degrees. horsham, you're at 59 degrees this morning, and we're at 66 in bridgeton. elsewhere, we head up to the lehigh valley, cooler up there. fewer clouds in the lehigh valley this morning. that's allowing some of the heat to radiate back into the atmosphere, and that's allowing some cooler temperatures this morning, too. quakertown 55 degrees, reading just shy of 60 for you, 66 for pottstown, 59 doylestown.

. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i'm not quite clear on this one. because what commissioner john's talked about was a specific project. are you suggesting, i'm not sure -- encourage the study of use throughout the city, is that promise on going, historic projects on going, is that all projects. can you give me some background where this came from? >> yeah, our thought was to encourage the study of energy use for all projects, not just historic preservation related projects because you need a comparison. so both for new construction projects, adaptive reuse projects and for rehabilitation projects that meet the standards. it would be a broad approach. the idea for collection of a broader study. we weren't actually thinking of it in terms of individual project use but, energy audits are an important part of sustainable design and part of that methodology. so i will have to think more about the difference between that broader application and a more individual project application and if the policy should can address both. >> i had one other thing becaus

. >> [calling roll]: commissioner highland, commissioner john, commissioner matsuda and pearlman. >>>ners first on your agenda is general public comment. at this time the general public may address subject matter jurisdiction. with respect to agenda items your opportunity to address the commission alrey

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. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i would like to talk about the windows because i knows those are the really right things to do. i also wanted to say that i actually really like the door setback better than where it is set forward because it actually gives some real presence to that entrance that it doesn't have now and stairs in front of it, that's a very significant positive change from before. the only comment i had was the plexiglass relates to the glass, the vertical pictures which are -- pickets on your balcony seem to go with the building and this doesn't both me. the final design is up to you and the conversation you have with the department. my only design comment is the base under the walkway and the raum ramp which is just like an inexpensive lattice. is it more solid with some small gorillas, -- grills, that is in keeping other than the entire ramp area. i think it would look more substantial and feel like it's part of the building than more just tacked on. minor change but thank you for doing a great

. >> commissioner pearlman in >> i had a question about, in determining you have pdr space and some integration with office. is there any discussion about compatibility what kind of office and what kind of pdr or is it anything that falls in that designation. there could be a lot of conflict with dust and smells and noise and fire code issues that might be relevant to the building code. >> that's certainly part of the consideration. if she wants to run the policy behind this. there is pdr's and office space. until the pdr districts came into place in 2008, this is m zoning and it was extremely office buildings and the buildings have been a historical mix and the industrial example of real pristine building that has tech companies and people making granola and all kinds of things going object in -- on in the building at the same time. they are extremely compatible with office uses. it will be up to the landlord to make the right move with the tenancy of it. there is enough space for tdr tends if there is not a building that is okay with it, we have others. >> i worked with a baker in that partic

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. >> commissioner pearlman in >> thank you. it's fascinating. i drive by jordan's bar. i haven't gone in to have a drink, but i think it's significant in our city to have these places. i wanted to agree with something mr. sugaya said about the issue because where the he land is where the roxy is so astronomical and to keep the roxy there, you know probably will not equal what a landowner can get in economic return for getting rid of these places and the gold dust was one of these places. again, i don't know what that is. if there is a little bit of regulatory action as opposed to a lot of regulatory action, but somehow, even if it's just a moratorium to allow a business to maybe initiate some fundraising if it's a non-profit or someway to help. you are talking about june 2015. that's not a very long time between now and then to have a program like this instituted with regulations or not but however it shakes out is not a lot of time to save something like the roxy. the program in london had some regulatory. >> if the subcommittee could at least, obviously that's somethi

the pearlman school of medicine celebrated with a big cake yesterday.t would have been a lot of candles. this is the oldest medical school in the united states. >>> 67 degrees outside right now. cape may looking at beach avenue. dry right now, we have clouds cape may get ready, though, because you are going to get some rain this morning. we'll talk about when coming up in just a few minutes. how do the roads look, jill? >> not too bad in some spots and then we do have a problem that we're following in tomlinson right now. allentown road at reinert road. a live look at the vine street expressway but katy zachary is live in southwest philadelphia. >> coming up after the break, a simple act we're going to talk about that adults in philadelphia are ensuring that kids get to school safely. i'll have that coming up in just a few minutes. >>> new from overnight, a domestic argument leads to a shooting and now philadelphia police are on the hunt for a man who nearly killed a woman. >>> amid budget cuts, more students are walking to their schools in philadelphia

. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i just want to ask a technical question in the code, why is someone required a building to be a landmark and others require it to be a category 1234, article 11 building is there a reason? >> there is a higher code in the pdr because there is no residential permitted so we basically made a higher level this is an extreme policy decision and this is a protected area. the other area that you can do residential as a right. the bonus is mostly around an allowing it to be more office than otherwise would be allowed butted you can do residential as a right but with a lower threshold and soma has a mixed area except maybe the law district, the other aspects which most of some of areas where there has been more of mixed uses over time. the pdr district, this is more protected area that we kaufrd out -- kafrd out of these more loose restrictions and the other criteria have been in place for 25 years. we haven't considered them at that time. some of the plans can consider those criteria and

the resulting area will now be known as the raymond pearlman plaza. >>> there will be another hearing today over the controversial plans to build a waw in a montgomery county community. that wawa built on 11th and fayette street in conshohocken. the proposed super wawa with gas pumps is the center of debate since first announced in 2010. some residents and business owners are worried this will bring unwanted traffic to the area. but wawa's goal is to complement the community it serves. council members turned down its earlier plans so it repackaged the proposal. >>> a warning for you this morning about the roads this time of year. >> officials with triple a say now until the end of daylight-saving time until november 3rd is the deadliest time for east to west commuters. during october the sun rises between 7:04 and 7:34 when commuters are headed out. the national weather service says the first 15 to 45 minutes of sunrise is the most dangerous. now, to avoid accidents, triple a advises motorists to take additional precautions to avoid being blinded by light by cleaning windshields, slow

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