commissioner hyland arrest commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner wolfram and president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you on item 7 excuse me. for case no. 2014 a at gardell jury this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> i have a disclosure the firm i work for has completed relevance a different work on gardell square and looking for the same owner and talked with the attorney i need to recuse myself if it's not the same project. >> thank you good afternoon, commissioners for the department staff a certificate of appropriateness and has a national register with a scope of the work with the terrace plaza and the ground floor of the facade of the mustard building it includes the following replacement of existing paving with concrete pafrz american people a pedestal system and reposting the lawrence public concrete finish with a 67 inch band of light colored concrete and the corners at the north wall and the planter to reconfigure the planter to committed new walls of the east and sout

. >> commissioner pearlman. >> mr. demartini, i have a quick question. it's in the details, the project line goes from fiscal year 14-15 at 4.8 million then drops quite dramatically to 1.6 million. could you explain what projects are ending or what's happening. >> keith demartini, department staff. that's the expenditure appropriation. >> so we solved the problem. >> commissioner johnck. >> let's see. on the projects, you mentioned the rail yards at the 280 intersection and also civic center. now, you said those were added since the last, since the presentation in january? have those been added? >> those are two of the positions that we are -- two of the lines that were going to be in the supplemental and will now be permanent next year. the civic center work that we're doing obviously will be of interest to this commission. we are starting that work along with tim and his staff along with the replanning and rethinking of the civic center open spaces. >> right. well i know too, the railroads, i'm interested in that too along with the port and that kind o

commissioner pearlman. >> thank you it's nice to see the things going away i thought that was a strange intrusion of the original design so really glad to see the hell aspirin organization back but have a couple of questions i looked this quickly i thought it is a press shop in the hell aspirin design the beverages the inset for the beverages are directly aligned with the columns and in our new design it seems completely unrelated to that element so that felt a little bit awkward and particularly in the plan on page 14 it's evident the relationship of the insets that wish mimicking it feels awkward and the planting hedge behind that i think the image on well the images on page 16 the hedge seems rather obviously this is a model but the hedge seems rather high and blocking a lot of the views i can't tell in the historic photos it seems the planning was at the height of the back of the beverage but on page 17 where the upper photo doesn't show the hedge and the lower model shows the hedge is exactly my point is that the massing of that hedge feels very intrusive and again, this is landsca

providing clarification on the policy and then to follow up on president hasz and commissioner pearlman's comments staff does kooths bring larger projects that have a historic preservation to the design for feedback during the notice preparedness we bring those to the commissioner meetings are the president and vice president and give them a hides up those are coming down the pipeline those are the effective way to give the commission and heads up it is working very well and i'll recommend that we certainly put for information into our coordinates folder to give all the commissioners a heads up that way if the f r.c. feels strongly something needs to be heard we can end up you know providing a better project at the end of the day to get that fenway earlier rather than at the end during the comment period so a quick one on the specifics 350 bush was that considered demo a major portion as we say - >> the room was a significant portion of the building is being saved. >> reconstructed. >> it has a sort of a strange history because the entitlements have been actually since the 1 todd's and ho

. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i had a question on the advance calendar. we had the projects in liberty -- on 20th street, 37 51 20th street for the arc, i thought that was coming before us on our next meeting on the 20th of february and here it says the 18 *t of march. >> there was some movement around, based on the cac hearing schedule so that got pushed a little further out. the product sponsor is aware of that. that will be coming back before you on the cac and then the full hpc at a later day. >> no, i 92 you that. here it says the arc was march 18 *t. i thought it was february 18th. is that what pushed them out another month? >> commissioner pearlman, if i may, rich met with them and they are not ready to present to the arc so it was a combination of accommodating the subcommittee schedule as well as the project sponsor schedule. >> i just wanted to make sure they weren't getting pushed back for no reason. >> commissioner hyland. >> several things. one is a disclosure i was contacted by the 20th street owner that we just spoke about. if the arc is me

. >> commissioner pearlman. >> i think the 5 m project was a good example of again why we want to have this policy because you know that was a massive project it is a massive project we got is a couple of weeks before there were like 5 historic resources and the staff it wasn't a presentation of the alternatives or any of that i really enclosure the part it is presented and there's a much broader public presentation of what the historic preservation are so the public knows and give us more of a time and an easier way to comment on. >> commissioner johns. >> thank you commissioner hyland made an interesting observation that about the buildings on the pine street i think you said one of the important parts those are extremely deep lots and it occurred to me that maybe and there were instances when it is not very important that they were deep lots or what went on behind them but what's important the facade because it in some cases would suggest the character the touch and the feeling of the neighborhood which is no longer with us and i can envision instances where it might be highly desir

commissioner pearlman. >> yeah, i had a couple questions. the two options, i agree with the hill dwellers and the neighbors who all agree that option a seems to be a better direction. i think it's already a little strange, this facade, because the cornice and the windows don't align. so you already have a kind of funny anomaly just in the existing building. then to add, you know, a hood over a window because something was there in the past that no one knows about would be a really odd thing because then you'd look at it and say not only does it not align, but one window has a, there's a hood over that window that's completely different from the others. i wonder why. so it seems to me option a is the way to go. i had a question about the conditions of approval. i notice the building colors were part of the condition of approval and i didn't think that the planning department took -- you know i didn't know that in any particular district the colors other than material colors like if it was brick, like red brick in a district, are there specifi

providing clarification on the policy and then to follow up on president hasz and commissioner pearlman's comments staff does kooths bring larger projects that have a historic preservation to the design for feedback during the notice preparedness we bring those to the commissioner meetings are the president and vice president and give them a hides up those are coming down the pipeline those are the effective way to give the commission and heads up it is working very well and i'll recommend that we certainly put for information into our coordinates folder to give all the commissioners a heads up that way if the

. >> and deborah feyerick and joining me is adam pearlman who are represents one of the three men arrested today. you said something outside of the courtroom today, and you said that this case makes us question the federal government's approach if these al xwagss are true that they make us question the approach that the government approaches young muslim men here. >> sure and let me back up don, and say that the obviously, they are presumed innocent at this point. and the allegations that have been made against them are allegations, and i want to be really clear about that, and the point is that if they have some trutht about them or in similar circumstances as fbi director comey said today if there are people around the country who are flirting with the extremism, it seems that the government's approach to these individuals is to label them as criminals, and to take all of the resources of the united states' law enforcement apparatus, and to throw it at them to build criminal prosecutions at them and as opposed to becoming radical radicalized as to what is becoming radicalized. >> and so

attorney adam pearlman says his clients are not admitting anything. he is questioning the fbi informant. >> this is all information that is delivered to the fbi from a confidential informant that the government says they cannot rely on the credibility. we have the small snippets of what my client said. we don't know the background or context or how the informant manipulated my client. he has not had to enter a plea. he has not been indicted. all that has been happened is he has been presented on a complaint and there is no need for him to enter any type of plea or make any type of statement to that effect. >> the fbi says the home grown violent extremism is a nationwide problem with investigations active in all 50 states. james comey said in a speech wednesday, that isis has developed a web savvy package that can reach troubled souls in every corner of the country. >> isil is putting out a siren song through slick propaganda through social media. troubled soul come to the caliphate. you will live a life of glory. these are the apocalyptic end times. y

we are watching the lecturns there as we await president obama and pearlman chancellor angela merkel. expected to give dual news conference. a couple of things are expected to come up. not least of which will be the ukrainian crisis, ukraine and russia as they head towards what looks to be a further conflict over their already so much bloodshed. these are two countries, the united states and germany that are pledging to stick together to find some sort of peaceful way forward. of course our relations with germany right now are a little shaky. might even be described as frosty based on nsa and cia spying that we did, reportedly involved angela merkel's phone and some leaders she

we are watching the lecturns there as we await president obama and pearlman chancellor angela merkel. they're expected to give dual news conference. a couple of things are expected to come up. not least of which will be the ukrainian crisis, ukraine and russia as they head towards what looks to be a further conflict over their already so much bloodshed. these are two countries, the united states and germany that are pledging to stick together to find some sort of peaceful way forward. of course our relations with germany right now are a little shaky. might even be described as frosty based on nsa and cia spying that we did, reportedly involved angela merkel's phone and some leaders she was talking to in europe. so the united states, germany getting together on this i want to go straightaway to ed henry. let's go around the couch. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. there is apdrea tan tear ross, ainsley ear heart and bill hemmer, coanchor of "america's newsroom." he is outnumbered. >> great to be back with you, ladies. how would you rather start the week with "outnumbered." ev

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