>> commissioner pearlman? >> i don't think this is a quagmire.uagmire tends to be a massive issue. i think there's just the difference between the staff and our commission is that the staff is doing their job and following process, absolutely. nothing wrong with that. but we are a body that can supersede that, and we can have judgements that may not be specific to the code and specific to everything, if it is a reasoned response to that. >> right. that is why we are looking at this. >> i think the problem is, do we just eliminate the conditions of approval? i don't know quite how to do it relative to the process. >> i think the quagmire is in that we have an obviously noncompliant fence that had some damage that the property owner attempted to repair and beautify our process, our standards require a limit in height, a setback from the front of the house, and 75% openness. so that is where the quagmire is , and we have a property owner who is now caught in a spider's web, so we need to figure out how to support our staff in doing the job that we h

pearlman? matsuda? hyland? so moved that passes unanimously 5-0 if the acting zoning administrator could continue item 6b. so so move to continue to october 2. >> very good. that will place this under the item 7. item 7, 2622 jackson street. this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commission. shannon ferguson, department staff. the item before you is request for certificate of appropriateness for the property. also known as the george gibbs residence. the building is on the north side of jackson street between scott street and pierce street in the pacific heights neighborhood. the house was designed by willis polk and constructed in 1895. the proposed project is a facade restoration, window replacement and the replacement of the portion of the front retaining wall. the scope of work for the facade restoration includes limited in-kind replacement of sandstone, cladding and the portico elements. where the stone units are deteriorated beyond repair. limited in-kind of deteriorated portions of

commissioner pearlman? >> all i can say is geez, it is, you know, an incredibly vast amount of information, and i really honor all of those who have been involved and their commitment to doing this. it is really startlingly complex , and in reference to mr. miguew long it has been this way, many of you have seen the 1906 film going up market street, and it is just chaos. there's cars that are new at the time and they are zooming across , there are people walking in the streets and there's trolleys, and there's bicycles, there's everything. this is clearly not a very new problem that we are addressing here. i just want to thank everybody. i think that the overall concept and design, i'm not a big fan of the bricks anyway, so losing them is not something that i regret. also we have had a lot of discussion about the passive gold light standards, and i think we've come to the agreement with the design that has been proposed, so from that point of view, that is one of the few pieces that is, you know , it is a l

commissioner pearlman? >> thank you. this is just an overwhelming task, as you know, because you are living it. it is really incredibly impressive. from what we saw last time to now, it is such a massive improvement in direction and i don't know if it's brilliant yet , but i agree that this really addresses, what for most of us who sit up on this side, is the original plan and the symmetry, and the axes, and is totally has now acknowledged that that is the fundamental character of the district, and that i think has been handled really well. again, the specific details i know we'll just continue to be evolved and flushed out over time. i did like to see the images of the kirby benches and things, and i know if you are in the area, the gardens that are by the museum that leads to the museum, it has that axial character and the alley of -- alley of trees, and obviously it is much more scaled, but it is one of the richest and one of the most pleasant experiences to wander the streets and then end up there and sit for a while

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i don't want to repeat a lot of things, i think commissioner pearlman pretty much nailed everything that i had to say. i was concerned about the pavilion because, for me, the gateway to that is market street , and that's what you see, and you see what san francisco tried to do at the turn-of-the-century, and it does need something, i don't want to say french, but it does need something that is vaguely reminiscent of the power of the entrance to versailles, because he need something that says you have arrived, not, i forgot how you described it, but i like your description of what needs to go there. those are my comments. i thank you guys did a great job if we could accommodate your concerns about tidying up the factual record, i think that we really should do it because if this is done now, it won't -- >> i would assume would have to be done during the e.i.r. process, right? that is the time -- now is the time. here's the opportunity to use the e.i.r. process to make sure all the documents that you are relying on for a new design to be accurate. >> yep. >> i have a couple comments. i thi

commissioner pearlman? >> thank you. thank you to everyone who is here today. i had asked that we discussed this at our last meeting because i think it's critical that because of the structure of the government of san francisco, you know, our planning department, our commission, has no, there's no connection through the school board, as we have discovered with the landmark process for the buildings. i think there were three school buildings that we had voted to landmark, and it seems like the school board is just not interested and they have kind of table to that. so we don't really have any connection, but given the international nature of the controversy, i thought it was critical that we at least get on record as the historic preservation commission of the city of san francisco about these particular actions, and while i know there was a vote to reverse the first boat, you should notice that it was 4-3. it wasn't a unanimous decision. so clearly we -- there's still a significant portion of the school board who believes that these should be destroyed. i have

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. >> richard alan pearlman.el pearsall. >> thomas nicholas percoreli. >> thomas pedicini. >> mike adrian pelletier. >> angel peanut. >> robert pender. >> richard penny. >> my sister casey. today -- i am wearing my sister's jacket just for you. i am sure you are looking down and saying that is my sister wearing my jacket, just for you. love you. i would like to thank the volunteers for the compassion and support to bring peace and comfort to the victims and families on this very sad day. in montrÉal, their tribute and bridge over troubled waters for a lot of victims. after 18 years, we miss you more than words can say. a stairway to heaven. we would bring you back again. we continue to look over us. you will live in our hearts forever. it is hard to say goodbye. to be around here today, may god bless the families and give them a resting place and look over your families. god bless everyone. thank you. [applause] >> my brother, alfred russell mailer and all that have lost someone an anonymous quote. those we love

. >> richard allen pearlman. >> durrell piercele jr. >> thomas nicholas pecorelli. >> thomas pedicinni todd douglas pelino. >> mike pelletier. anthony peluso. angel pena. >> robert penninger. >> richard penny. and my sister, parbu. today i'm wearing my sister's jacket just for you, baby. i'm sure you're looking down and you're saying look, look, that's my sister, she's wearing my jacket. just for you, baby. i love you. i would like to thank the 9/11 organization and the volunteers for their compassion and support to bring peace and comfort to the victims and the families on this very sad day. thanks to the radio station in montreal, the q 92 for their tribute and for playing my sister's song "bridge over troubled water" for her and all the victims. after 18 years, my sister, we love and miss you, more than words can say. memories built a stairway to heaven and all our tears, we would walk right to heaven and bring you back again. now you have brought and our loved ones, we all take care of each other and continue to look over us. you live in our hearts forever, there's no easy way to s