government t.v., i have a powerpoint presentation. today i'm presenting the semiannual report for the legacy business program for april through september, 2018, including major accomplishments, business assistance services, the legacy business historic preservation fund, marketing and promotions, and major upcoming activities. major accomplishments from april through september included adding 19 businesses to legacy business registry, finalize the rules and regulations for the legacy business registry, translated the legacy business program resources and buck into chinese, spanish anti- gallic -- and tagalog. we conducted outreach to city departments, commissions, committees, task forces to encourage them to patronize legacy business to the greatest extent possible. we issued the business assistance grant for fiscal year 2018, 2019 in english, chinese, and we received 105 business assistance grant applications for fiscal year 18 and 19. i think it says 103 in the report but we found a couple more. they did two together in a couple of

i don't know if you recognized that rick's powerpoint presentation, the format was in the design of the legacy business colors and logo? and -- but dealing with the window clinics, certificates, and plaques, so we're looking to unroll those relatively soon along with the toolkit for the businesses. and then just to announce that the president -- the new president of the board of supervisors, i'm sure you're probably all very aware, but just in case you're not, supervisor norman yee from district seven was elected as the new president of the board of supervisors. attached to your director's report are cop -- is a copy of the minutes from the meeting that some of the small business roundtable members had with marjan howard, mayor breed's senior staff policy on december 6, so i'm providing you with a copy of that so you can take a look at what was discussed. mostly it -- most of the topics of discussion were around the city purchasing and purchasing from small businesses. next, at the next commission meeting on january 28, the commission will be hearing the -- the streamlining legislation

unfortunately the numbers on your printed powerpoint are not correct. those actually reflect students' sense of belonging numbers. just wanted to reflect that. also wanted to thank c-3, which i don't think i did when i said my thank yous. >> president cook: thank you. >> so before we move into the next item, we just have a brief presentation that we want to do info for our outgoing commissioners. so as miss casco goes to bring some special guests from the back, as we all know, this is the last meeting of commissioner haney, commissioner merase, and commissioner walton. let's give them a round of applause. they're leaving, yes. [applause] >> president cook: and as i mentioned before, we do have a really, really long meeting tonight, but i did want to give commissioners an opportunity to say some formal good-byes. commissioner norton? >> commissioner norton: i can't believe we're saying good-bye to three on the same night. that's -- that's bittersweet. i -- i am so sorry that commissioner walton had to leave. i'll have to catch up with him later, but i wo

gov t.v., i have a powerpoint presentation.oday i'm presenting the semiannual report for the legacy business program for april through september, 2018, including major accomplishments, business assistance services, the legacy business historic preservation fund, marketing, and promotions, and major upcoming activities. there are copies of the report in your binders and there are copies on the table for members of the audience. please note we are shifting from quarterly reports, to a semiannual report back and since the annual report includes data through march 31st, the semiannual report will be for the period of april to september and note that we just did a quarterly report that was april through june. there is a little bit of overlap with this report. major accomplishments from april through september included adding 19 businesses to the legacy business registry, finalized rules and regulations for the legacy business reg is just registry, translated the legacy business program resources handbook into chinese, spanish and ta

i should have had a powerpoint for you, but this is simple enough. i changed it a little. number one, a statesman should have a moral compass, a moral framework. number two, a statesman or stateswoman should have vision, the ability to see the opportunity for a great advance in human progress or the ability to see the pretense of grave of grave danger. and third, the statesman or stateswoman should have the capacity, the genius for forming a consensus across party lines. it seems to me, probably, and i wish we could talk about it more so i could get your advice -- you could add that he or she has to have the leadership ability to make it come about. i'm not sure the last is really necessary if you have a marvelous u.s. senator or congressman or parliamentarian who has a brilliant idea and gets consensus, maybe they are not the ones to carry that, but whatever. the fourth element it seems to me important. what about churchill's moral framework? again, you can teach me so much. churchill once said that with respect to religion, he wasn't a pillar of the anglican church, but

the three powerpoint today are academia, the entertainment media and the news media. one because those are the three venues, the institutions where they can change society. they can use them to change society. they see their work that way. there were was a book called how many words you want. it was walter cronkite's longtime producer. he talks about the vietnam war and walter cronkite and how he handled the war. he gave them a tour of vietnam the way he wanted to. he denied it every opportunity in this book. he said the final sentence, we are doing the work of the lord. this is how they see it. they really see themselves as knights in shining armor, the poor, on educated. those are the conservatives. henry has such a wonderful term for us, the great walk. is cnn really a news network? >> no. they once were. when tom johnson was running it, now tom johnson was a liberal democrat who had run the dallas morning news, the l.a. herald or times, one of the other, a liberal journalist. tom johnson was committed to news. now there could be problems and they did a lot of wron

powerpoint, please. go ahead. >> i wanted to play a video from some of our youth that live here in the neighborhood. >> we barely have city parks here in the south of market. this park is super far. >> you can bring the microphone down -- >> the issue of having a shadow -- [indiscernible]. >> i met a lot of my friends here. the park is important to me and the community because it gives us space for people to enjoy, it is a safe space for children. >> it is not empty but it is not how a park is supposed to be. the building shadow would impact our kids chart shows a perspective of what the park is supposed to look like. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning. my name is lord is. i'm a caseworker and i am here to repeat what i said here last time. for a couple of youth that could not be here. one is from nikki who is -- she joked -- she goes to the general high school. the park mean so much to me living in the soma. my friends play basketball there every summer, which is so imp

we did online sessions where respondents could watch a powerpoint online and interact via chat. we did in person presentations, open houses, 260 people signed up to continue to hear from us. i am sorry or you are welcome, i am not sure but thank you for staying with us through the process. the bottom left-hand corner 2600 views of the rfi document. 2600 views. we are happy. thank you for coming amanda and great work. we are still interacting with the public. this is not over by any means. this is closing the responses time period. today our continuous interaction with the public. they can view the responses and can provide very brief survey form we put forward to ask for feedback on the categories of uses we heard about thus far. we are closing on january 31st. we have received 125 rye responses so far. >> what is in the 52rfi responses? >> to give you a flavor what you will see on the website if you download these. first, we have a diversity of tenant type. we asked them to self identify as one who would take a whole pier or a portion. it does not require 100 or 150 conveyor fe

. >> commissioners, you do have a powerpoint. >> we do indeed. >> all right.od evening, commissioners. i am the cystic project manager and business case manager for the office of small business. i am here to present an update on the acceptable business entrance program. i will go over a snapshot of compliance and outreach. osb's involvement and the small business support services that we offer. i manage the efforts at our office through the direction of the director. all right. the accessible business entrance program, which is very timely, because supervisor tang authored it, it went into effect may 22 nd, 2016, the ordinance number 51-16, requires property owners of buildings that have places of public accommodation to make all primary entrances accessible to people with disabilities. the program applies to places of public accommodation per title iii of the americans americans with disabilities act or the a.d.a. this includes restaurants, bars, retail stores, laundromats, pretty much any business that welcomes bit workers into the public into their place of

i don't want to bore you with a powerpoint presentation from me. the changes made to the document have to do with elevating the participation of a part of homeless outreach and healthy streets operation center, the page 8 flowchart has a few refinements on that note of coordinating with and following the lead of homeless outreach team as we look at and work on streets that have vehicles that potentially are inhabited. i talked and heard comment from the board on the general criteria. this may be the heart of the policy conversation. what are the indications when staff would say this measure you should be brought forward and on page 9 our page 14 for the staff report, on that page for request the continue to site visit stage staff will consider the characteristics. we used the word blight. it is not in there. we say as the fourth of the four points. streets subjecttography too and dumping. when -- subject to the graphfitti. we would consider the oversized vehicle overnight restriction if we thought that would be a remedy or contribute to a remedy. a

if i can get the overhead again, or the powerpoint presentation.f you like to follow along in the pockets, i am in page 1 of attachment two which breaks down the historic preservation activities under current planning. primarily what we were trying to do for the next fiscal year is to ramp up staffing on the citywide survey without impacting any of your other program areas. we looked at the numbers for several activities where we saw that there could be a savings achieved. in particular, you will see that a long item number f., g., and h. towards the bottom of the slide. essentially what those are our preservation specific legislation coordinations where our preservation staff works directly with the legislation team on any items that come before this commission for review and comment. we anticipated that that number of hours -- that we have allocated before us is not necessary for the upcoming fiscal years, in addition for preservation specific project review meetings, where an applicant files for a project review to discuss with staff for about a

906 broadway, known as our lady love church located near north beach president if i could get the powerpointp, please. thank you. 906 broadway was designated as landmark no. 204 in 1993, and at time of designation, only exterior features of the building were designated. following the sale of the property by the archdiocese in 2016, the historical society recommended the interior be added to the preservation work program. on august 17th, 2016, hpc added the interior of 906 broadway to the designation work program and staff since prepared the draft in a report before you today. staff finds that the landmark amendment to include the interior is warranted. justification for amending the designation of 906 broa broadwas outlined in the designation report that i will briefly summarize. the subject building was constructed in 1912 with the history of the parrish of our lady dates back four decades earlier as a campaign to fundraise for the spanningish language catholic church in north beach began in the 1870s. as depicted, the corner stone was laid in 1875 and building completed and dedicated in 18

could we get the powerpoint please? >> president he, members of the board, i am the attorney representing the key properties, the project sponsor. i want to start by over handing you to this sight here. this is the block that shows where the subject property is which has the parking garage it takes up the entire lot and the existing medical office next door. okay, hang on, it is not scrolling. if we could pause just for a second. >> can you pause the time? >> there we go. thank you very much. okay, this is one of the two buildings that is currently there. it houses medical, dental offices, it has a weird parking situation in the front where you drive over the curb and park in front. also next-door is this parking garage. both would be demolished, and in their place, would be this project. the project provides a lot of benefits for the neighborhood and for the city in general. eighteen new units of housing on the top two floors, the second floor, medical dental use that will allow replacement of what will be lost by demo

we had dozens of people coming through with powerpoint reactors, they were an idea for a small reactor that would be modular, and they came to us and said license it, and we said we can't do that you have to do more than that. we worked with the office of management and budget and department of energy and made a decision. we said we'll prepare to license two types of designs, two reactors, and the department of energy will provide financial support for the two designs. as with many other things that happened while i was chairman, they did award those grants to two designs, the nrc prepared the license two of them. one of them the company decide to fold in 2017. the other one is moving forward. the problem fundamentally is that nuclear reactors, the size they are, because that's the way you make them economically viable. so when you take the reactor and you split it up into lots of pieces, you now essentially increase a lot of the cost. and you make it to a point where it's probably not economically viable. and when you look at a reactor that's on the order of tens of mega watts or metr

this combination of cultural and powerpoint -- cultural and empowerment and cultural appeal was a platform from which he saw it the presidency of 1928. indeed, in 1928, he nationalized the particular brand of progressivism, and even though he went down in defeat, the ideas were not so easily extinguished. firstpporters would go on hoping that he would make a comeback -- this print is from 1932 hundred 30 would maybe try again, but they would also go on, after that proved to not be becomee, they went on to the heart of the new deal coalition and the roosevelt coalition. their priorities would shape the democratic parties agenda for at least the next generation, really the next two generations at least. my story then is both a local and a national tale. it starts as an new york story, the story of a young man, the product of the polyglot for ford on manhattan's lower east side. a grandson of irish immigrants from a family that self identified as irish and catholic working-class. we know later on that his father was an irish all, he was italian and german. but they self identified as irish. y

you can see agency cochrane sitting in the front there, doing a great job with some of the power powerpoint his they are teaching them. coastal beach safety filming going on. the canine handler, lieutenant miller inside that car. he was hiding in the car. the second alarm fire on irving. this is the one i was speaking about earlier. cliff rescue on december 10th, they did a good job. december safety fair. marine operations training, with the local state and federal partners. and other outreach event. the japanese medical students visiting from toyo medical college. high surf public safety messaging during the 50-foot wave warning. we had a big hand and gave a lot of the signage out there. station 49, on christmas day. and their feral cat pet, edna, who helps stock ambulances. there is the new year's eve preparation. you can see the fireworks on the lower left. we have our gators are ready to go out of station 49, in the middle picture, and on the right to, the prep. all of the members going over the a.p. with the chiefs. lieutenant baxter again. off-duty members involved here with the goodw

you can see agency cochrane sitting in the front there, doing a great job with some of the power powerpoint his they are teaching them. coastal beach safety filming going on. the canine handler, lieutenant miller inside that car. he was hiding in the car. the second alarm fire on irving. this is the one i was speaking about earlier. cliff rescue on december 10th, they did a good job. december safety fair. marine operations training, with the local state and federal partners. and other outreach event. the japanese medical students visiting from toyo medical college.

. >> i'm trying to find my own powerpoint on this. there it is. can you all hear me? yes. ok so patty has given us eight minutes. i haveng to read what because i cut it down to eight minutes and i don't want to go over. thank you for letting me use your ipad. and also your twitter messages keep popping up on the screen. >> full disclosure, neil was one of the ones pushing me. a quotes.begin with sorry if i butchered that french name. written over two decades ago with this admonishment. we now know narratives are made of silences, not all of which eveneliberate or perceptible. we may want to keep in mind while some of us debate what history is or was, others take it in their own hands. so white nationalists insightful took history in their own hands when they took down a statue of robert lee. the dedication of hundreds of statues in the south from 1892 world war i and the naming of schools after confederate generals from the 1920's to the 1950's represented a two-pronged that began in the south. first you minimize the centrality. went to war against the nation. and to reaff