to the vast piazza and its enclosing colonnade, in front of the basilica of saint peter.he is a rare man," said urban viii, "and a sublime artist borne by divine disposition and for the glory of rome." these statements by the pope about his favorite artist are significant in two ways. they were prophetic of the prodigious role bernini would play in his works for urban and the succeeding popes for a period of 60 years. rome was transformed into a modern city replete with public monuments meant not just for the elite but for everyone to admire and enjoy. the open arms of the vast porticos in front of saint peter's convey exactly this sense of outreach beyond the traditional bonds of society to include every individual in a universal embrace. this concern is made visible in what bernini described as "his least bad work." the cornaro family chapel, dedicated to 16th-century spanish mystic saint teresa of avila, which bernini created about 1650 in the church of santa maria della vittoria in rome. our eyes are met by those of the cardinal patron who looks out from among his anc

to the vast piazza and itenclosing colonnade, in front of the basilica of saint peter.rare man," said urban viii, "and a sublime artist borne by divine disposition and for the glory of rome." these statements by the pope about his favorite artist are significant in two ways. they were prophetic of the prodigious role bernini would play in his works for urban and the succeeding popes for a period of 60 years. rome was transformed into a modern city replete with public monuments meant not just for the elite but for everyone to admire and enjoy. the open arms of the vast porticos in front of saint peter's convey exactly this sense of outreach beyond the traditional bonds of society to include every individual in a universal embrace. this concern is made visible in what bernini described as "his least bad work." the cornaro family chapel, dedicated to 16th-century spanish mystic saint teresa of avila, which bernini created about 1650 in the church of santa maria della vittoria in rome. oueyes are met by those of the cardinal patron who looks out from among his ancestors and

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follow that logic, and therefore i'm not in support of the conditional use, and it reminds me of the piazza market in north beach. they have a conditional use to do retail grocery store. they never turned into a retail grocery store and i think the same thing is true -- again north beach example and covele's book store and to sell coffees and sell books and things and i think that has gone by the way side and turned into a minirestaurant now and this isn't the only example in the city where there are conditional uses issued, and if i were the proprietor i would have said -- okay retail sales isn't driving it so much. let's go back to the city and ask for a conditional use at the time, a year after he opened or six months after he opened and i don't know. it just doesn't cut it for me. >> commissioner antonini. >> maybe i can ask project sponsor a little bit about the reason why the cu is before us. you probably realized that your use might have been out of compliance. is that how this came about? >> on my 2005 permit it does state -- it says "authorizing the establishment of retail wine sto

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