commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: i would like to ask you a quick question. on this evaluation of 2.5 cents, i assume this is done on a yearly basis? and if so, how much revenue flows into the fund? >> in term of how the assessments are done, and probably the best person to answer that question and i can tell you that currently that is approximately a total of 36.2 million and this is a minimum of 5% set azide of real property. that is the requirement. commissioner sugaya: has this been going -- i guess if it is assessed valuation, it usually goes up. okay. thank you. to staff, ms. exline, in terms of the hearing process, are we going to get feedback from rec park on this? >> we went there yesterday and i was going to present on august 18 and they asked me to wait, so i think -- i'm sorry, we haven't spoken since that and i think they wanted to wait until september to go to the full commission. the commissioners didn't have any comments and may in september. >> i think the commission was very interested in the element and appreciated all the work that we have

president olague: commissioner sugaya? commissioner sugaya: i guess as long as we have some time -- >> now, now, now. commissioner sugaya: it is an ad that shows the clarity of the glass by showing it landscaping, which does wonders for birds. [laughter] i will pass this off to the bird people, whoever they are. i do not remember the website, but this does show the outline of an owl flown into a window. it apparently flew away, because they could not find the al. but the outline is clear because the owl had some kind of powder on its others or something. anyway, i will e-mail this to you guys. president olague: thank you for that. can you keep us posted on when this will be at the board? i think some of us may want to go and give support to the department recommendations. commissioner sugaya: ok. >> commissioners, we can move on to the director's report. the directors announcements. >> thank you, linda. good afternoon, everyone. i want to give you a short updates on staff working with wholefoods on the situation at -- did

it sure what. >> president olague: commissioner sugaya? >> commissioner sugaya: just to follow up on that. for any purpose? >> basically for any purses than -- purpose that is listed in the code for mechanical equipment, skylights, whenever an exception. 20% total. -- what ever it exception. 20% total. -- whenever exceptiatever excep. >> commissioner sugaya: it calls for various unit mixes -- i think that is the perspective i am coming from. i realize the and lasalso becaue of the drive to provide affordable housing, there are requirements. if this was market driven, we would not have affordable housing at all. i think the public policy aspect of it has to take some precedent. >> president olague: i wanted to mention, this has been a long time coming. i remember meeting about this during the eastern neighborhoods discussion, talking about daggett triangle. the issue was the pdr usage. something that supervisor maxwell had a lot of concerns about. that was something that was taken up at the board. ultimately, i think it is a good decision a

commissioner sugaya: i will support the motion. i just did not want to compromise -- anyway, never mind. >> you have a motion on the floor to approve this recommendation. you have some modifications, a slimmer basis. i'm not sure of this. i think it's muted screen colors. president olague: that's what i'm hearing. >> you wanted the placement and visibility of the science, you watched the staff to continue working. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner fong: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. president olague: aye. >> that motion passes unanimously. president olague: we will take a president olague: we will take a 15 minute recess. >> the planning commission is back in session. you are on item number six. the san francisco museum of modern art expansion, a fire station and location housing project. i will just remind everyone to turn off yourself loans, pagers, and electronic devices. the front row is generally reserved for staff, so we will ask you to find a seat behind you. thank y

commissioner sugaya: i move to approve. commissioner miguel: second. >> on the motion to approved commissioner antonini:. aye. -- approve. [roll call vote] the motion passes unanimously 5- 0. that will place you ought items 17. consideration of the adoption of ceqa findings. >> they're here today seeking authorization to propose construction of the 68-foot building, and ground retail, spaces, at 306 parking spaces. the project also seeks exception for exposure, off three loading, horizontal mass production, and the products complies with the first source hiring program. the product will convert to a site into a productive mixed use development that includes a significant site upgrades. the project's design is consistent with neighborhood character and is inappropriate and development for transitional development patterns. project will utilize controls and have the appropriate impact fees. additionally, the existing treaty rights of way has been planned for the development of a public park.

i like where sugaya was going, but i am not ready to accept the last part of it. i think a lot of the comments that we may hear, -- we made here regarding the fsaesthetics, i like the way that there is a more subdued approach to the size image -- signange. -- signage. i used to live by terra vista, that neighborhood. the issues around the parking lot can be very confusing. another thing that is confusing, it is a 1-way street. i am not sure what can be done to inform people or alert people to the fact that it is a one-way street. that is just a thought. maybe at some point, someone would think of a creative way for making sure it is a more prominent piece of information that people who drive get. there are people that end of the runway or go the wrong direction all the time. it may attract more shoppers, and we see an intensification of traffic. just in terms of safety. i know the neighbors are concerned with people going through the neighborhood. i think it is needed because of this kind of a confusing place. i think i generally agree with what people said. i am

commissioner sugaya: first, to the audience. the city views are not protected in terms of issues that come before this commission. i don't know if people know that, but we have had lots of cases, not necessarily so phone antennas, but height increases and other things were people have complained that the view is going to be blocked. it is not a consideration for this commission. secondly, a question to staff. the coverage maps that we received are fairly uniformly coded. it is ready for not very good coverage. yellow is usually sort of a coverage but it isn't great. green is indicated in those areas where coverage is fairly good. and we usually get maps that show the existing condition and what happens after the end had a dozen. the language is not all exactly the same. verizon uses yellow to mean marginal coverage. at&t uses the service-under high demand periods. verizon and at&t, are these maps the same? as far as the department is concerned? >> that is my understanding. president olague: i call a question. >> on that motion.

i like where sugaya was going, but i am not ready to accept the last part of it. i think a lot of the comments that we may hear, -- we made here regarding the fsaesthetics, i like the way that there is a more subdued approach to the size image -- signange. --

. >> commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: a quick question on housing units. you are saying that there are 1300 housing units projected, but none of those are in the t.g.a. building, correct? >> correct. >> and you are talking about the interim strategies because there are a lot of vacant sites and if you drive through the area with the determinal completely gone and almost like a tornado has gone through and while it is great to stand in the open spaces, that is not sustainable 30-year condition. what are your thoughts on that? >> on attracting development or what? >> and let's say it will be a 10-year horizon to have that kind of building and urban agriculture? >> the terminal is set for construction and is set for construction, but the other site is important to continue with the recent discussions that we have had here from you is that the sites haven't be left fallow and be left in a condition that is atrafktive, green, whatever it might be. -- that will be attractive, green, whatever it might be. none of us want a hole in the ground. that is something we