a moratorium prohibiting buildings currently identified as distribution and repair in the central selma plan area bounded by marketing over the north and 6th street on the west to rezone the entire area our policy goal to say preserve the pdr spaces and no loss of pdr we know this provides a living wage and jobs to middle-class families in san francisco it is south of market is an important part it was highlighted in the news when an announcement was made on purchasing the flower mart is the seconded largest flower market of 5 in the nation those proprieties pdr use and any pdrs use in the selma plan while the city engages in a plan to appropriately rezone this plan including office and residential and as i mentioned before we know that pdr spaces and jobs provide important employment for the working class workers and several weeks ago when the joint powers authority association many mentioned they/family and friends that worked at the flower market and they were worried about it no longer in existence i highlight this issue duo to give folks an understanding of what wear trying to prev

plan to allow communities while supported a difference character in the western selma plan when was passed last year and, of course, had begun through a 7 year process in the clean up legislation we made two primary changes one is to allow elementary secondary childcare use beyond the 25 thousand square feet use site restriction and this restriction was put in place to insure we had a diversity have used along that two corridors with freeway to make sure there was a diversity of ground floor activation how have in our discussions prior to planning the silver plan we already considered a k through 89 school in the neighborhood we have a need for elementary and secondary school in the western selma area we have one major school serving the neighborhood and want to make sure that others can specifically the pre k through 8 that has already started their school on this corridor we want to allow to continue to grow, and, secondly, the western selma plan in the legislation and fks in the neighborhood has recognized as a cultural place for the lgbt community we want to support the night li

the speculators have driven the prices up in district 6 looking forward to the zoning or the central selma plan that further takes care of the open space we have only one .7 acres residence we have to look at city owned lands for the speak up needs the port owns property on howard near the, etc. bark that is 6 hundred kids spend their times at the childcare it should be turned into a playground it would be a great playground that the community help to build at sue ma park the property vails have been splaktd to cost so much. >> ms. kim. >> my office you understand the open space is very important we work for the parks to relocate a financial - in the opening next month and it's exciting we're tangled having to have a million dollars for a playground and now working on our second playground and in the ear so i was able to open the dog park we have open creative spaces and we've been looking at the open space the only one in the south of market we're looking at capital improvements to build nor spaces in a small park area and look at it to acquire another park in the western selma area and w

we get that without redevelopment and we also want to make sure we're considering land use in the selma carefully and not want to be approving proemgz and there's a lot of pressure in the neighborhood as real estate it look at in the area to fast pace some of their projects so what does this moratorium do the ordinances prevents the planning department to issue an approval to replace pdr by a non-pdr in the selma area it exempts the zoning district and proposed projects that comprise one hundred percent of the housing 415.1 and properties containing any of the pdr uses gas stations mrartsz are self-storage and properties subject to a development code under chapter 6 and the california government code and projects that have submitted an environmental plan where pdr conversions is allowed or in or green before september it's a moratorium will only be in place for 45 days as required by law our intent so 0 reduce the controls and extend it until the plan is adapted i want to recognize the mayor and his office in his commitment to make that a reality awhile on recess the mayor committed $3

ones they're all relying on the central selma plan to be adapted so their it's predicted on the selma being adapted so it's speculative we've got planning and code changes to be made and things like that candle stick again somewhat i don't know how are they talking to us actively about projects in candle stick. >> i won't up u put that up there there's a if i projects we've listed that are not on you know we don't have the paperwork on it formerly but we know it's their intention to move forward next year obviously that could change like it's all subject to change there maybe other promotions that maybe filed in the next two. >> my sense is you know prop m is not on artifical cap but a cap i don't think we're quite at the point we need to kind of layer on another cap of our own i think the 4 projects in quarter one should be allowed to moved on their merits and timing they're not all great projects there are things about harrison from the change of use and pdr and office but it seems like i mean, i'm not contestant let's moved on the projects that are in the cue and wanting to come to

plan and we have 3 hundred 4 million square feet in the project in central selma another projects will will file in the near future in transbay he know that the f will be up to 7 thousand square feet and begin the process at the end of the ri8 and the sales force property in 2016 or maybe a little bit later they can have up to 3 thousand square feet in says and candle stick is 2016 or later we aware of some large projects pier 70 the seawall lot 34 u 32 south of the ball park is large significant projects in 2016 or later so again, our last presentation we didn't get into the details of whether or not a new policy is definitely need or not we've spent time going over the project how the numbers work last time we're here to talk about the needs or lack of a 92 need for a new policy you have a few options option one to continue the status quo allowing the projects to duo come before the planning commission and for the planning commission review but the other option to choose the same type of policy that's been done in the past a competitive pool policy a specific period of time where spe

two years the plan was two years for those who work and lived and played south of market the western selma plan opened up 1/3rd of the area to provide entertainment far more in district 8 or 9. but because of pressure from the entertainment lobby and those behypothetical to it supervisor kim felt compelled to a shoe horn this essential zone into the neighborhood florida the western selma plan would have been implemented all clubs would have been grandfathered in and no buffer zones to worry about this is predicted on the need for everyone to be a good neighbor the court: surely. there has to be rules when it it easy to open a club but tough rules for the neighborhood whether in pacific heights or south of market we're bound by one big idea everyone is entitled to the quiet use of their home and if you don't respect it every neighborhood has a right to haul your butt into small clams court where neither the facebook friends or scott wiener can help you it was our desire is welcome new forms of entertainment 0 into the neighborhood so i hope our lady to be part of the community step one be a

the r r d that's not red but the on classifies it's difficult don't even - >> i was on the western selma task force one the discussion we had was l lps not being allowed because a fear everyone was going to create mayhem but it's not how it worked this is a discussion item but i'm wondering are we allowed to discuss taking action to maybe suggest changes to that zoning from people are we allowed to do that during a decision. >> you can do that when you get to future business as color has nothing to do with that. >> it's hard to 83 tell use the western selma is the only place where l lps are not permitted that's how that happened basically; right? >> right. >> yeah. >> one final question i know you said this will work with public pauses too who don't the permit go to. >> the plaza program i don't know if upper hear. >> i was here it's related to the steward and they'll handle the program of the public safety. >> great any other commissioners comments if not we'll anyone from the public wish to speak on this item we have 3 items for abc any public comment please come forward one at that ti

>> any presidential we'll move to t on to item 8 now a business requests new l lps in the western selma and other zoning designates that are not allowed so. >> yeah. i'd like to search warrant have a possible action item around limited live performance permits especially in the western selma plan and just to discuss maybe moving some of that forward to people and seeing if we can't since we know those are not a huge issue seeing if we can't open up space for them. >> just to be clear then the action item to either send a letter to a legislator or the planning commission or both to make a zonally change because that's something the commission can do. >> correct i know we can't do that. >> any other future agenda items there and as also you can add them later on just run that by me is there any public comment? i don't think so that concludes that meeting have a good evening. >> public comment. >> oh, you have public comment on our future agenda items about specifically an l lp. >> i'm going by the agenda new public requests i'm going by that. >> you want to add something to our agenda. >>

that moved forward and at the full board the night life larger than 25 square feet in the western selma you saw move forward the supervisor incorporated our and it passed on final regretting supervisor breed's requested a hearing that the woemd reports on the housingic group and evaluate the relationship if that affordable housing and you've talked about this obviously gearing up to do that we'll get that hearing on collapsed and supervisor mar introduced an ordinance african-american the police code to ask for formula retail use to put work steldz e schedules in advance and so on i can't tell you why it's in the police code because it is not currently schedule for a planning constriction hearing it does rely on the information of the formula retails by otherwise not going come to the perhaps because of work contemplation o compensation schedules at any rate sorry for the rushed recorded hopefully more daily next week. >> okay. it's late i appreciate your patience commissioners, if there's nothing further go commissioners general public comment. >> any general public comment general pub

are many in the bayview are we're talking about the central waterfront and the show place square in selma the districts are not pdrs district their mixed use part of the rezoning in 1989 we're talking about that the central selma plan they'll not be affected the s l i district are not technically part of the pdr district. >> thank you i think so the distinction we're not dealing with one of the examples i give i think in place like show place square we have places to be protected probably an area where some office might be appropriate it depends on where we are on this and that could be true in part of the mission for example, some of the things brought up to me and makes sense rodney the commissioner commissioner fong mentioned the square footage idea that's something to think about it's difficult to enforce the floors unless you're there there all the time but the other thing that is more appropriate there might be a situation where an owner might want to devote an entire building to pdrs and another to office you'll be allowed to have 2023 floors of pdr and two for office instead, you

small businesses in the city and having a hard time finding it we're looking at that in the central selma plan just wanted to give you that update thanks. >> commissioners questions for the director and i have a question for director ram. >> when the flower mart when was it started post world war ii. >> steve might know that. >> it's been before world war but in the current location 50 years. >> there's no decision about landmark status it has a lot of history. >> tim frye planning staff it's been surveyed so those finding about come to you prior to our reviewing the eir. >> seeing no other questions we'll move on. >> item 3 past review of the reports and announcements. >> commissioners tim frye there was no practicing those hearing last week in obtain certain thought you jewish holiday i have a couple of items one you're probably away jim glover voted the tax bill the 1899 i want to reiterate our disappoint in this and the city family including our partners at the port came out with a historic tax credit we'll provide support to the heritage california preservation foundation and others

and streetscape improvements and all of that finally there's bog to o going to be a improvement for selmathink this ordinance is the land use response the current zoning is mixed use office is about office development and doesn't this about greeners but it's important to think about second street it's going to make and break that it profoundly doesn't man's but what's the appropriate controls for a light cord we believe in mixed use bus sometimes it make sense to say how to maintain the human scale and get the businesses to thrift it's great for the residents and all b will benefit from having all the businesses within walking distance and help a lot of automobile trips not to happen if you have those services within walking dissents you need to get in the car and drive to other places diminishes greatly so we hope to support this and look forward to the conversation. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> high guys i'm the owner the american grill cheese kitchen on second i came to publicly thank you guys for bringing this to the proper discussion for my peers we're not touching on the

depreciates what we need and she's a wonderful example of a great community partner and leader in selma (clapping.) >> thank you. good morning betsy so i live in the neighborhood i live a block away from betsy and i walked to school today but even in that short wake i got to see the difference that this neighborhood has made for the south of market first, i got to walk through the crosswalk floovent park this community penalty is penn 10 years fighting for and walk across the bike lane the green 1 on fulsome street this community has fighting fought for and to my right and i saw the crowing guard that many of the parents fought to make sure we had on 7th street to be safe and finally when we got to the park i got to see the park that this community fought for that and finally build in 2006 so what's itself lesson what d did you learn from the story? don't giving give up to fighting but more and more importantly we make our neighborhood and can make pa difference i want everyone to repeat that we make this neighborhood >> (repeated.) and we can make a difference. >> (repeated.) so as and

grown in the last 20 years the philip neighborhood habls ground up and been a cultural heartbeat and selma is filled with cultural organizations and hotels and tourism and we have the innovation of the hub in the city just 15 months ago we broke ground on the 2 henry adams and 75 secret and our building has been going upward in a few moms there are will a topping off of our museum in the tradition of building construction it's customary to hold a ceremony so the topping off is with the upper most beam is when it reaches it's full height we're raising the roof over the sf moma so the most important miles for this project is one the one that matters the most will come in 2016 in the spring we we re open as we approach to sf moment we invite you to continue to contribute to making this a strong creativity and civic dialog president hasz place about in 2016 we invite to and be filled with some of the greatest arts we'll invite every one of you to visit 40 square feet of free access of museum space and invite students and taverns to participate in dramatically expanded education programs and in

selma up to 82. santa rosa 92. napa 93 degrees. east bay, temperatures all over the place.akland at 85. fremont at 90. walnut creek at 94. the tri-valley is going to be one of our warmest. low 90s. it'll be very warm tomorrow, even for monday, but by tuesday, this system sitting off the coast, that's going to inundate this area of high pressure and squeeze out a little bit of moisture. tuesday night and wednesday morning, a few showers. here comes our next system. this one arrives friday night and sits around through most of saturday morning. hot and balmy for the next two days. monday and then by tuesday temperatures really start to come down. mid 70s and low 70s expected from the north bay. i want to show you in closing some of our computer models from yesterday to today. you can see how we were only talking about a few hundredths of an inch. now we're talking up to an inch and maybe even more in the north bay. this is something we're going to be watching day by day. so tuesday night into wednesday, we'll get a little bit of an appetizer. by the end of this week friday, s

hearing here at the commission where we invite invested people in the limited live permitting in west selmahat will be someone from supervisor kim's office and someone from the police and probably who probably planning whoever you think t is good but definitely a hearing on that and have discussions since we've found out limited live is not it will be helpful to talk about that and then i know there was something else. >> do you want a on a specific date. >> if it's not 6 months from now, maybe in the next month will be fine. >> okay. >> but no specific date i forgot to mention the limited live permits i really want to have the outreach portion on that permit we see here because there's no where for them to tell us what kind of outreach. >> on the application. >> yeah. >> okay. >> i'll look. >> even if it is one line or something because i know we side request they do one or two that will be helpful for us. >> okay. >> all right. any anothers any. all right. this meeting is now closed. >> well done. >> 5 nothing giants. >> yeah.

rising rent and increasing sxheegs for space with other developers just look at the flower market and selma but that's not the approach we took here in our neighborhood both may i and myself we recognize the incredible crawling value of a place like this in san francisco when the produce market said we have 0 grow we made it work and thank you to the mayor's office of housing of department of workforce development that pulls the resources to make sure this happens it is important that this produce market stay in the pursue community because they've made an incredible investment in san francisco and this is our way of saying we're investing in the produce market i want to thank molly stone for standing in district 68 thank you for deeply our roots in our southeast part of the city i hope we convince you to open up a gorgeous thank you, supervisor maxwell we need a grocery in this side of the town people that call this home are the fabric of our city it's a in his no more that san francisco only focuses on the tech industry clarification and growing pdr has been a priority not only for myself

die and other constraints containments and there's people safety we've not had one instance at our selma location spark goes beyond basic standards to provide from the cannabis we provide on site xhiemgs another our 9th and on the facility which in a planning commission report dated march 202014 we provide a safe place for people with deblilt ills perhaps the most important thing that sets park apart is our commitment to the community we contribute to many nonprofit organizations with funds and employee volunteers some some of the organizations are hospice and equality san francisco and equality california and aids life cycle a list of many, many more but building community it is not only informed and gave me members of the community and incorporate the feedback into the 5420 mission street location we work to engagement the stakeholders via snail mail and in person building just yesterday, we hosted two meeting who has chosen to not oppose this application those are the many factors that sets spark apart and the san francisco platt agrees in its report evaluating the medical cannabis sp

and off sight and in creative ways for example, month mesoso eric is providing 32 bedroom units at selma and after 28 happen at that time, in ocean view habitat was partnered to nearly double all their affordable units and bryan spear has created an off site project on market street this has challenged my office to think more creatively to help meet our goals we're making progress also on the pledge i made to fix public housing earlier this year we welcomed families to one hundred and 7 new high quality homes in hunter's view they'll build over one hundred and 50 units and mrs. affordable housing and market rate homes and continue with alice griffith and sunnyvale to replace those distressed housing units with mixed use homes in addition to our sustainable editions we're addressing the urban capital needs across the portfolio under a new hud program called rental assistance demonstration we call rad and under rad the city will rehabilitate or preserve some 3 thousand 5 hundred units of important stock and learning the funds to deliver more and by the way, if you've read the paper we're t

controls we hope the commission about apply in the south of market neighborhood starting with the central selma rezoning next year you know howe how important 24 issue is and the flower mart in particular is a burning issue of the day our proposal would require that all of the service arts and industrial district the current district that includes the flower mart a one for one replacement that might be demolished 0, however, rezoned in the future and in the current deserve e service like the s l i which includes the 668 are thirds project you acted on last month our proposal is what you did that 50 percent of the building would be retained permanently as pdr or arts also arts is also sip anonymous with the pdr we that i made an excellent decision and proposed that you make a gentle policy in the zoning area and the mirror i can't do of districts we proposes that one fourth 25 percent of pdr that currently exists as of record be retained or in my future development conversion or demolition we also very importantly propose there be an number two, of opposition for building owners to buy their way

outreach letter to satisfied that the project supervisor is available at least two of rincon point and selma have closed circuit tv and the building inspector has access to a website this is the last slide an example of a night noise permit it includes a specific order number it indicates location, the allowable work and date and times and equipment being used night noise permits are issued by e-mail as an attachment and their stored in hardcopy

though they now have small children our immediate xhuntz with and north beach and russian hill and selma and all the surrounding areas you can't wasn't i've noticed in the past two years there's aloof out of towners joining our community those are his that have been assigned for a few weeks or months those would be 0 america's cup or cirque de soleil management they come if all over the world and there's a lot of them certain times thirty percent will be moms and they can stay in a home and have amenities like a crib and a bottle warmer in the kitchen is all the difference between coming here and not coming here they want o said they wouldn't be here to be a tourist and live in a hotel they want to be part of the local community and some of the best customers they have the time and disposalable income they come back again next time and again they'll use the same situation as a house that has the amenity for children thanks to the enemies and kids and airbnb and those types of services those moms - >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is charley i didn't goes

marc, let's start with you, will ferguson belong in the same places as selma or montgomery?ly to say but there are certain similarities. it reminds me of emmett till who gets killed august 28th, 1963 when you see the march on washington. similarly this could be a turning point. we thought trayvon could have been a turning point it's not whether we march but what happens after we mar of and what kind of structural changes happen and what kind of police response do we see. >> and the marching is going on and on and on. >> oh, yeah. >> kevin, you are there in st. louis right now. i guess has ferguson, though, perhaps missed its moment given violence that's come with the marching here? is violence undermining the message? >> well, it's undermining the message but it's also -- it isn't even part of the message if marc believes that this is going to -- has the potential to rise to that level, it's a shame, because to put michael brown and martin luther king jr. in the same sentence is a diser is ves to the memory of dr. martin luther king who believed in nonviolence and had a legi

department but also the entire city has to pay attention to this whether it's a street if district 6, in selma or downtown in the tenderloin or in the sunset we're committed to get this done and make sure that everyone that used our street particularly those who are walking their dogs and families are feeling safe in the street we have to educate everyone who goes and utilizes the author fair and sunset boulevard to cyclone not only because there are multiple schools ever other block but people using it more and more and as we invite people to live in san francisco to increase our population we must take care of streets like this this is not the only street or boulevard we have plans that include a major transportation bond to november i'll ask you all to peengs to that bond because it requires 2/3rd's vote it will not raise our takes but consistent with the general obligation bonds we've passed with the leadership of all our supervisors we've passed bonds for libraries and parks for other institutions including the latest one this past june where we increased our general obligation bonds to c

it was originally to be held at san francisco city hall but has been moved to the w hotel in the selma neighborhood. this will be the president's 19th visit to the bay area since taking office in 2009. >>> researchers for the missing malaysian airlines jet is -- the go phoenix search vessel arrives in the southern indian ocean earlier today. the search was suspended back in may. besides the new ships, searchers will also be using new 3d map technology. >> it takes a great deal of difference. they will be able to hold a tighter path above the ocean floor knowing who is coming ahead of time. >> crews will also use sonar equipment. video cameras and jet sensors. the first of three ships will spend mar than a year looking for ships. >>> some protestors constructed the large wooden sculpture of a man carrying an umbrella which has become their symbol. now that hasn't happened but they have cleared a path allowing city employees to return to work and the number of protestors is noticeably smaller. >>> protests over the shoot of course an unarmed teenager in ferguson, missouri continued. prot