they are presently there as sutter. the first thing we did on page 13 was say how many people are presently associated or affiliated with sutter of the overall active early retiree population? so right now if you turn to that page we have 23,182 people that would be associated with sutter's medical group, meaning they are connected to doctors, not to hospitals but to doctors. the majority of these are with brown and toler. the remaining people are not associated with sutter doctors or people part of the sutter health plan, and that's 13,442 people. so what does that mean to everybody in this room? if this were to happen we have to figure out if we put the plan in place if we chose to put the plan in place, what are we going to do for the 13,442 people? would we just put the plan on top of blue shield, say blue shield isn't interested any more, there's a lot of issues how to balance the premium situation once they put in their premiums, who elects into this particular pot, et cetera, et cetera. so to distill this down to

sutter: my name is paul sutter, i am a professor here at the university of colorado, boulder. this is an introduction to global history. today, our lecture is on agriculture and the fertilizer revolution. we began this course talking about agriculture with regards to the unending frontier, the expanding across the world, and the birth of the plantation complex in tropical regions. andher critical storyline the environmental history of agriculture has been agricultural intensification. the growing, intensifying land-use to get more crops out of those lands. this coincides with the industrial revolution, which inated a real need for those europe and the united states to really concentrate on increasing food production to escape the that population would grow faster than a food production. there was the green revolution, where modern agriculture and genetic engineering was introduced to the developing world. today i want to talk about the 19th century and the fertilizer revolution. in a most general sense, a shift away from close to systems of fertility wasoil raised within the f

sutter: yes. these are bison bones. people hunted bisons on the american plains almost to extinction. when the bison were all but gone, commercially extinct, the next industry that hit the great plains was an industry to collect bones, which were then ground up into fertilizer. yes, the question? stuart: is the bison species extinct? prof. sutter: no, it is not. but it was the subject of intense market hunting. and they got to the point where there were so few left, there was a growing conservation movement to keep them from going extinct. and now they made a big comeback, although a lot of the bison we see, are crossed with cattle, so they are beefalos. there is a genetic mix there. that gives you a sense of how w important bones were to the fertilizer trade. well, a quick scientific foray. here, soil science is also critical to the story. and i won't bore you with too many details. but coming into the 19th century, scientists believed in the humus theory of soil fertility, the idea that it was fertile because of the o

it requires a major permit to alter. 620 sutter street will also require permit to alter. 655 suttertreet requires a major permit to alter. 625 sutter permit to alter. 491 post street, require certificate of appropriateness. 540 powell street requires major permit to alter. 410 bush street require major permit to alter. 77-79 new munt grumry street. 180 new munt ontgomery street major permit to alter and 580-60 federal street requires certificate of appropriateness. >> great. thank you very much. >> the sponsor has a presentation? >> commissioners, director and ladies and gentlemen, i appreciate the opportunity to appear today on behalf of the academy of art university. my name is zane greshm of morrison and forester. i like to ask if we can have the presentation. there it is, thank you. i have handouts which is convenient to make notes on if you wish and have in the future. it has been a long road as i think we all know. we start by addressing the project sponsor. the project sponsor is academy of art university and deep routes in san francisco, it is all most 90 years old, establis

it requires a major permit to alter. 620 sutter street will also require permit to alter. 655 sutter street requires a major permit to alter. 625 sutter permit to alter. 491 post street, require certificate of appropriateness. 540 powell street requires major permit to alter. 410 bush street require major permit to alter. 77-79 new munt grumry street. 180 new munt ontgomery street major permit to alter and 580-60 federal street requires certificate of appropriateness. >> great. thank you very much. >> the sponsor has a presentation? >> commissioners, director and ladies and gentlemen, i appreciate the opportunity to appear today on behalf of the academy of art university. my name is zane greshm of morrison and forester. i like to ask if we can have the presentation. there it is, thank you. i have handouts which is convenient to make notes on if you wish and have in the future. it has been a long road as i think we all know. we start by addressing the project sponsor. the project sponsor is academy of art university and deep routes in san francisco, it is all most 90 years old, establ

are property to july and items 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 cases - bush street, ellis and market street and suttertreet fourth street discretionary review 19 are proposed for indefinite continuance as under departmental matters at market street the informational presentation is proposed for continuance until june 9th and under the discretionary review calendar we did receive a letter signed by both parts for 23 ab at grant avenue and place discretionary review and variance request for june 2nd continuance. >> okay opening it up for public comment on any items on the continuance calendar okay comment is closed. commissioner vice president richards. >> move to continue items 1 through 7 and 10 to the dates specified and second. >> thank you on that motion to continue commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner wu commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and then the two variances 1-b continue those to the dates specified that places us adaptation of the draft minutes for 2016.

sutter: my name is paul sutter, i am a professor here at the university of colorado, boulder. this is an introduction to global history. today, our lecture is on agriculture and the fertilizer revolution. we began this course talking about agriculture with regards to the unending frontier, the expanding across the world, and the birth of the plantation complex in tropical regions.

street and 620 sutro i sutter street one requires a conditional use and one didn't specify why that's the case and the history of those, too they look like they were housing and converted to hotels but as we get more information and you have it now or part of the future discussion on - >> so the 1 open sutter street is that one of them. >> no 817 the commodore and the 620 sutter street in the ones that is the kind of tourists hotels were those sro tourist hotels or? >> for both the legal use tourist hotels the reason for this they're in different zones and close in proximity one in the c-3 has a right and a the others in our core district requires the conditional use authorization. >> so the one in the c g allows student housing. >> it allows the group housing with as of right in the rc-4 is group housing. >> we get those in the fire chief it would building great to understand the 3 of them when they were operate as kind of tourists hotels that sro slash third tourist hotel we've seen before so some understanding and also you know discussions come up about what percent of that student

street and 620 sutro i sutter street one requires a conditional use and one didn't specify why that'she case and the history of those, too they look like they were housing and converted to hotels but as we get more information and you have it now or part of the future discussion on - >> so the 1 open sutter street is that one of them. >> no 817 the commodore and the 620 sutter street in the ones that is the kind of tourists hotels were those sro tourist hotels or? >> for both the legal use tourist hotels the reason for this they're in different zones and close in proximity one in the c-3 has a right and a the others in our core district requires the conditional use authorization. >> so the one in the c g allows student housing. >> it allows the group housing with as of right in the rc-4 is group housing. >> we get those in the fire chief it would building great to understand the 3 of them when they were operate as kind of tourists hotels that sro slash third tourist hotel we've seen before so some understanding and also you know discussions come up about what percent of that student p

street and 620 sutro i sutter street one requires a conditional use and one didn't specify why that'she case and the history of those, too they look like they were housing and converted to hotels but as we get more information and you have it now or part of the future discussion on - >> so the 1 open sutter street is that one of them. >> no 817 the commodore and the 620 sutter street in the ones that is the kind of tourists hotels were those sro tourist hotels or? >> for both the legal use tourist hotels the reason for this they're in different zones and close in proximity one in the c-3 has a right and a the others in our core district requires the conditional use authorization. >> so the one in the c g allows student housing. >> it allows the group housing with as of right in the rc-4 is group housing. >> we get those in the fire chief it would building great to understand the 3 of them when they were operate as kind of tourists hotels that sro slash third tourist hotel we've seen before so some understanding and also you know discussions come up about what percent of that student p

no. 0 023-03. 562 sutter street a grant deed to transfer title was recorded with our office november4, 2012. on september 16, 2015 our office completed the valuation. and determined that the entire purchase price which includes the value of the real estate, but excludes the value of tangible property and intangible asset was $10 million more than declared at time of recording and demand letter was issued by our office september 25, 2015 to the new owner for the unpaid tax liability plus penalty and interest. having not received a response, our office noticed the owners and again after we recorded a notice of delinquent real property transfer tax in the same letter we indicated that our office would initiate lien proceedings if the amount owed was not paid by february 14, 2016. to-date, the amount has not been paid and results in approximately $444,000 in delinquent transfer tax penaltis and interest owed. as for 550 magnum street a grant deed transferring title was recorded february 19, 2015 and that same day the assessor recorder sent a letter to the new owner requesting documentati

no. 0 023-03. 562 sutter street a grant deed to transfer title was recorded with our office november 14, 2012. on september 16, 2015 our office completed the valuation. and determined that the entire purchase price which includes the value of the real estate, but excludes the value of tangible property and intangible asset was $10 million more than declared at time of recording and demand letter was issued by our office september 25, 2015 to the new owner for the unpaid tax liability plus penalty and interest. having not received a response, our office noticed the owners and again after we recorded a notice of delinquent real property transfer tax in the same letter we indicated that our proceedings if the amount owed was not paid by february 14, 2016. to-date, the amount has not been paid and results in approximately $444,000 in delinquent transfer tax penaltis and interest owed. as for 550 magnum street a grant deed transferring title was recorded february 19, 2015 and that same day the assessor recorder sent a letter to the new owner requesting documentation in support of the decl

. >> and finally sutter street was tourist and residential hotel containing 39 tourist rooms and residential hotels again, the building is now student housing it is a historic resource located in the neighborhood and all of the properties will require planning code amendments conditional use authorization and preservation and building permits moving to industrial sites as you can see from the map staff is inclined to recommend one site and not a recommendation on two. >> the property as 2225 jerold was previously used as an desperately chair and sited in the eir as storage and accessoriesy office because of the expresses the views as recreational and storage the department is inclined to be unsupportive, however, the academy has submitted a revised application for a fault that is in the pdr zoning district and the department is open to supporting the clvm to section 210 would be required the next two properties on 466 townsend are industrial uses and containing industrial art spaces both property in the western soma and the office space is industrial uses staff is some supportive of those co

no. 0 023-03. 562 sutter street a grant deed to transfer title was recorded with our office november4, 2012. on september 16, 2015 our office completed the valuation. and determined that the entire purchase price which includes the value of the real estate, but excludes the value of tangible property and intangible asset was $10 million more than declared at time of recording and demand letter was issued by our office september 25, 2015 to the new owner for the unpaid tax liability plus penalty and interest. having not received a response, our office noticed the owners and again after we recorded a notice of delinquent real property transfer tax in the same letter we indicated that our office would initiate lien proceedings if the amount owed was not paid by february 14, 2016. to-date, the amount has not been paid and results in approximately $444,000 in delinquent transfer tax penaltis and interest owed. as for 550 magnum street a grant deed transferring title was recorded february 19, 2015 and that same day the assessor recorder sent a letter to the new owner requesting documentati

mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan here? steffan is our new chair and welcome him, but i did want to take a moment to thank linda for her

no. 0 023-03. 562 sutter street a grant deed to transfer title was recorded with our office november4, 2012. on september 16, 2015 our office completed the valuation. and determined that the entire purchase price which includes the value of the real estate, but excludes the value of tangible property and intangible asset was $10 million more than declared at time of recording and demand letter was issued by our office september 25, 2015 to the new owner for the unpaid tax liability plus penalty and interest. having not received a response, our office noticed the owners and again after we recorded a notice of delinquent real property transfer tax in the same letter we indicated that our office would initiate lien proceedings if the amount owed was not paid by february 14, 2016. to-date, the amount has not been paid and results in approximately $444,000 in delinquent transfer tax penaltis and interest owed. as for 550 magnum street a grant deed transferring title was recorded february 19, 2015 and that same day the assessor recorder sent a letter to the new owner requesting documentati

no. 0 023-03. 562 sutter street a grant deed to transfer title was recorded with our office november4, 2012. on september 16, 2015 our office completed the valuation. and determined that the entire purchase price which includes the value of the real estate, but excludes the value of tangible property and intangible asset was $10 million more than declared at time of recording and demand letter was issued by our office september 25, 2015 to the new owner for the unpaid tax liability plus penalty and interest. having not received a response, our office noticed the owners and again after we recorded a notice of delinquent real property transfer tax in the same letter we indicated that our office would initiate lien proceedings if the amount owed was not paid by february 14, 2016. to-date, the amount has not been paid and results in approximately $444,000 in delinquent transfer tax penaltis and interest owed. as for 550 magnum street a grant deed transferring title was recorded february 19, 2015 and that same day the assessor recorder sent a letter to the new owner requesting documentati

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mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan here? steffan is our new chair and welcome him, but i did want to take a moment to thank linda for her

mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan here? steffan is our new chair and welcome him, but i did want to take a moment to thank linda for her

mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan here? steffan is our new chair and welcome him, but i did want to take a moment to thank linda for her

experience in san francisco dates back to 1960s recently completed the projects you may recognize suttertreet, 15 second street and on frangsz that is currently under conduct and valencia which you approved and schedule to be completed throughout the process we've worked tooifrls with preservation to have a design it is sensitive for the hectic resource and compatible with the neighborhood since that time we've increased the building setback from 10 to three feet in order to mitigate the impact and developed a punched window system it was differentiated and incorporated a trier design with the building tap with the surrounding district morph from early on with the sgas interface and neighborhood and nonprofit in the tenderloin seek their input as evidenced by randy shaw letters and the tenderloin corporation and the housing action coalition and held two meeting for the residents and presented a stakeholders meeting for the alliance we also respective excused an impact to the tndc residents in the came i don't residents we designed and conducted thorough outreach from the community and su

sutter we talk about the challenges between food banks and urban food banks in the sense of produce andhow they get access to it? we have heard from the retailers here the week or so talking about particularly small retailers have a hard time getting produced. can you talk to us about food banks and urban in rural and approaching this challenge is differently? >> the challenges facing room at food banks are different than urban food banks and just transportation alone is one of the biggest challenges. recently had the opportunity to go around the country and have listening sessions and in the sessions that brought together most of the rural food banks the number one challenge that they faced was transportation. they has to find donations because had to go such far distances. it's not on the side of the distribution of food. with regard to the people facing hunger. their ability to get together and come to a central location to see the food is also a challenge. also because most of the people facing hunger or more of them are concentrated in areas there may be an inclination to want to g

experience in san francisco dates back to 1960s recently completed the projects you may recognize suttertreet, 15 second street and on frangsz that is currently under conduct and valencia which you approved and schedule to be completed throughout the process we've worked tooifrls with preservation to have a design it is sensitive for the hectic resource and compatible with the neighborhood since that time we've increased the building setback from 10 to three feet in order to mitigate the impact and developed a punched window system it was differentiated and incorporated a trier design with the building tap with the surrounding district morph from early on with the sgas interface and neighborhood and nonprofit in the tenderloin seek their input as evidenced by randy shaw letters and the tenderloin corporation and the housing action coalition and held two meeting for the residents and presented a stakeholders meeting for the alliance we also respective excused an impact to the tndc residents in the came i don't residents we designed and conducted thorough outreach from the community and su

but there are other projects that are taking place so right now there's a building at sutter and polk, it's two levels of commercial space but it is going to be redeveloped. and so i think that there's considerations that, you know, the affordable housing bonus program is not just going to affect businesses and commercial space. that's not the only program, right? so there is general development that is taking place where businesses are being impacted. so anyway i just want to put that on your radar as i think we begin to look at this on a small scale and if there's anything that we can develop that's scalable. in your binder i also put in proposition e is paid sick leave, so this is, this is lining up the state with changes that have to be done at the local level and have to be on the ballot. the one unfortunate thing that will not be on there and we would only be able to do it by the ballot is allowing the employer to say menicka for the paid family use to use pto and paid sick leave time before the employer's contribution kicks in and that of course the ballot measure was written b

mu cleric park pancakes in the park funds raising may 21 from 9 to noon at lewis sutter club house in mu claren park. we will serve pancakes, eggs, sausage, fruit, refreshment for the low low low price of $10 for adults and $5 for children. help improve the park playground, picnic areas and information kiosks and if you had a desire to cook or serve breakfast i'll be in the kitchen flipping pancakes and helping volunteers who do an amazing job hosting this every year. our first recognition this month is for the amazing and don't know if she knows he is gelting it, linda deveero who plays many roles in the community including the help mclaren park effort. linda is a district 11 resident and our-one of our volunteer extraord nars and member of the [inaudible] mclaren park collaborative and friends of jerry garcia amp theater and for the past 6 years she served on the cities park, recreation and open space advise rea committee called prosac for the past 3 years as the chair. is steffan here? steffan is our new chair and welcome him, but i did want to take a moment to thank linda for her

we will meet at hodges hardware this friday at 1170 sutter street and the next morning saturday joining the monthly community clean up at lo bow market and a legacy business at 9:00 a.m. at clay and leavenworth at knob hip and reporting (paused) she was definitely a force be reckoned with and the legacy in memory and in her honor and was a critical care nurse and worked up to a nurse supervisor and heavifully involve with the nurses association and mayor's ag ness sister and turned cna to the nursing society to the political and professional organization it is today. the rest i will submit. >> thank you supervisor peskin. supervisor wiener. >> submit. >> thank you. supervisor yee. >> colleagues i would like to request closing today's board meeting in memory of residents bruce shelby and was a dedicated community member and the former president of the lake shore improvement club one of the larger neighborhood associations and was born in sacramento in 1926. he served our country in the army air corps and after returning to the united states he attended san francisco state university and