pearlman, here. we do expect commissioner johnck to arrive shortly and commissioner johns to be absent today. first is general public comment. at this time members may address the commission on items of interest within the stubjection matter jurisdiction accept for agenda items. agenda items you can address in the meeting. may address up to three minute. i may have one speaker card. >> at this time we'll take general public comment on a non agenda item. are you jennifer fisher? >> i am. good afternoon commissioner, jennifer fisher of duane morris and represent js sullivan development. the owner at 1523, 1525 franklin street. as you may recall i spoke brf the commission early december regarding the historic status of this property. yesterday, our office received a memo from the planning department staff where the staff recommended the franklin street property be considered a historic resource for the purposes of ceqa review. we disagrewed with the finding and encourage the commission to firth recall c

pearlman, here. we do expect commissioner johnck to arrive shortly and commissioner johns to be absent today. first is general public comment. at this time members may address the commission on items of interest within the stubjection matter jurisdiction accept for agenda items. agenda items you can address in the meeting. may address up to three minute. i may have one speaker card. >> at this time we'll take general public comment on a non agenda item. are you jennifer fisher? >> i am. good afternoon commissioner, jennifer fisher of duane morris and represent js sullivan development. the owner at 1523, 1525 franklin street. as you may recall i spoke brf the commission early december regarding the historic status of this property. yesterday, our office received a memo from the planning department staff where the staff recommended the franklin street property be considered a historic resource for the purposes of ceqa review. we disagrewed with the finding and encourage the commission to firth recall c

pearlman, here. we do expect commissioner johnck to arrive shortly and commissioner johns to be absent today. first is general public comment. at this time members may address the commission on items of interest within the stubjection matter jurisdiction accept for agenda items. agenda items you can address in the meeting. may address up to three minute. i may have one speaker card. >> at this time we'll take general public comment on a non agenda item. are you jennifer fisher? >> i am. good afternoon commissioner, jennifer fisher of duane morris and represent js sullivan development. the owner at 1523, 1525 franklin street. as you may recall i spoke brf the commission early december regarding the historic status of this property. yesterday, our office received a memo from the planning department staff where the staff recommended the franklin street property be considered a historic resource for the purposes of ceqa review. we disagrewed with the finding and encourage the commission to firth recall c

commissioner pearlman? >> i want to thank the project sponsor for incorporating so many of the suggestions that we made at the arc. i think the project has really come a long way. i really having been a dog patch resident for 7 years and having walked by this area almost daily, i'm really excited about seeing this come to fruition. i really like the resolution with those big fins at the top that you have made them more refined. it actually looks more industrial than before. i thought that was a very good change. over all, you know, i have, i take a little bit of exception to the condition of regularizing the row house portion. i think mr. rescaldo, it's very hodge podge. there is warehouses, loft buildings, warehouses. there is no specific patterning that i think is discernable. and the idea that this is not exactly regular is a good thing. the idea that the historic building is regularized and very boring. it's a very dull thing and while it picks up a portion of what dog patch is. the next block over ther

pearlman, yes. hyland, yes. wolfram, yes. the motion passes 6 to 0. >> i think we will take a break before the next item. >> very good, commissioners. >> we can reconvene at 2:30, a 6 minute break. [commission in short recess] >> we are ready to start again. >> good afternoon and welcome back to the san francisco historic preservation for wednesday january 18, 2017. remine members to please silence your mobile devices that may sound during the proceedings. commissioners, we left off under the regular calendar on item 12 for twechbt 14-0001204 cwp. street light alternative design for van ness avenue. informational presentation. >> preservation staff. you probably noticed there are two items on your agenda for the van ness brt project. the first is a nrfckzal item. the project team will give information for alternative for street lights long the van ness avenue corridor. the alternative came out discussion with the public and board of supervisors to explore the original design you approved november 2015. i will turn it over to

pearlman. >> these are the type of things that make me very weary and sure those people who live along van ness and worked on this for many many years. i'm torn about this because everything thatd is proposed is a completely new things. they are not replicas because they are different design. they are different height and proportion and have different elements on them. we should call a spade a spade, these are new light poles with a historic character so we are not doing any preservation here and in essence not sure why it is coming to us because there is nothing-we are not talking about preservation. there is nothing to preserve. >> it is coming to us because it goes through the district. >> i understand the process just saying rhetorically that our opinion one way or another--mr. cumacho has been here many times and often has said there is no money for this, what are we supposed to do? the old poles don't work and here we are with something that is the diz nefiication of san francisco where w

pearlman. we have cases where buildings have modified accord toog the report there were no permits to create that big cut out door that is on the sfrunt of the building and we happen to have the original drawing that shows the third arch that was there and given the expense of renovating the building my question is, why wasn't it considered to just put that back since we have the orig inal drawing and we know it was there. it is objs it was there and the building as it is is completely odd because someone just cut a door open without a permit essentially. is there-i don't- >> you have full discretion to require that or suggest that to the planning commission as part of the rehabilitation and maintenance plan. >> we are talking about historic buildings and in this case a buildic that was a very nice elgent symmetrical simple building has this big gash in it by the cut out for the ovhead door. again, i know we don't want to re-create history but here we have the orig 2348 drawings and you have to

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and we have os pearlman. os was here a week ago. not tampered with. >> let's find out what's inside. oz, good to see you. >> everybody looks fantastic. >> darius, a quick favor. grab your phone out. and hold it up so i'm not peeking. how many people do you think you have in there? >> hundreds. >> a popular guy. scroll through the names. back and forth. back and forth. track down, call somebody day. >> got it. >> is there a reason you picked him? >> yeah. >> it's a guy, right? >> yes. >> think of the first letter of his name. is it a "d"? >> yes. >> you didn't mean to let it slip. this is happening in real-time. not daniel. i'm going to show them. make sure. what is this guy's first name? >> david. >> david. >> no way. >> wow. >> did i tell you who to pick? >> no way. >> and it sounds like two first names. nelson? >> no way. no way. >> is he your bookie? >> no. >> he owes you money. >> w. >> we need the safe. >> can you believe that? >> this happened a week ago. >> right. >> we locked this up. you've been the only one in control of t

. >> thank you commissioner pearlman supervisor yee. >> i want to just to be clear sometimes, we sayategy plan people have a notion of what it is we heard that came up request the strategic - strategy approach in which it goes by april i guess so i'm not disagreeing but want to make sure i understand. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you and supervisor yee you're absolutely correct this is irregularly the department to engage with the gentleman he's committed and hopefully present back to us at the board once frrmentd and more time we're voting on a long term strategy and work together at city hall. >> seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the vices a adapted unanimously item 13 and item 13 a resolution to set policies for wells fargo with remedies go from the controller to urge the city department to require wells fargo to have a plan for commissioner melgar's who are engaging in future business is wells fargo to further urge the retirement board to urge the city attorney and the don't have to vegetate wells fargo a

. >> thank you commissioner pearlman supervisor yee. >> i want to just to be clear sometimes, we say strategy plan people have a notion of what it is we heard that came up request the strategic - strategy approach in which it goes by april i guess so i'm not disagreeing but want to make sure i understand. >> supervisor farrell. >> thank you and supervisor yee you're absolutely correct this is irregularly the department to engage with the gentleman he's committed and hopefully present back to us at the board once frrmentd and more time we're voting on a long term strategy and work together at city hall. >> seeing no other names on the roster, colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the vices a adapted unanimously item 13 and item 13 a resolution to set policies for wells fargo with remedies go from the controller to urge the city department to require wells fargo to have a plan for commissioner melgar's who are engaging in future business is wells fargo to further urge the retirement board to urge the city attorney and the don't have to vegetate wells far

pearlman, here. we do expect commissioner johnck to arrive shortly and commissioner johns to be absent today. first is general public comment. at this

pearlman from the 311 notifications have they've been any changes from there. >> design changes no. >thank you. >> anything further from the department. >> no. >> commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> before we enter perhaps detailed discussions i'd like to clarify a couple of technical points one is the appellants brief miss matched the comments related to lift in terms of how you handle the phil of the site afterwards to what they were talking about in the excavation secondly, is our efforts should be geared towards the review of the overall project there is going to be some technical element that we'll interest have to depend on the department we have no idea of the structural aptitude in an analysis of what was there i'll leave that up to our structural engineers at the building department to handle it kind of detail and thirdly, is that we've been getting a lot of these xaktdz and perhaps at the city will have to change their procedures in how they deal with those as an example i would think that the city would be - would want to make that a requirement that anybody who is e