teague. >> good evening, again, commissioners, cory teague for planning department staff. again, the subject property located at 13 lucky street, and it was created through a subdivision of a prior lot in 2007. that subdivision required and obtained a separate space. while the 2007 variance could not account for a new building that was not yet proposed, it did anticipate a new building on the 13 lucky street property and placed additional restrictions on that lot. in 2013, a new variance was obtained specifically for a new single-family home on the subject property. no public opposition was registered for either the 2007 or the 2013 variance. the subject permit was recommended for approval by the department's residential design advisory team and 311 was -- notice was conducted in october of 2013, and no requests for d.r. was filed at that time. the project then was delayed, and planning reviewed and approved the permit again in february of 2017. the subject permit was issued, then, by dbi on december 29 of 2017. subject permit does meet all the requirements of the 2007 and

teague. >> good evening again, commissioners. cory teague for planning department staff. subject property here at 1427 ulloa street is located in rh 1 district in the 40 x height and bulk district. the subject property permit was for primarily interior work and the addition of windows and in response to violation, just regarding the public -- the subject permit itself and its relation to the planning code, it was completely code compliant in terms of the interior work, and the windows did not require neighborhood notification, and as such, it was reviewed and approved over the counter by planning department staff on october 19th of 2017. i have to admit i was a little bit confused by the briefs and some of the information about prior work and prior permits. i didn't get a chance to fully evaluate anything related to prior permits, but i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> inspector duffy? >> commissioners, joe duffy, dbi. on the permit that's under suspension, it was to correct a notice of violation in revision to the earlier permit. we -- i won't readout the

teague. commissioners. unless you have commissioners, the matter's submitted. >> commissioner: commissioners. >> commissioner: you know, it's hard to impact the permit holder. i think the department vetted this correctly and unfortunately 47 feet is a good distance away. >> thank you. it was proper issued. >> the clerk: the motion is sto deny the appeal and grant the permit on that motion from the vice president, president fung. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> the clerk: commissioner lazarus. >> commissioner lazarus: aye. >> the clerk: the motion passes. >> i should have spoken earlier. i wanted to wish cynthia many many happy years of retirement. it's thoroughly deserved. thank you for everything i've learned from you and your true professionalism and friendship and guidance and i'd like to read an irish poem. this is your life has arrived after years of toil look back with graciousness on your great and high quiet achievements. >> commissioner: is it appropriate to adjourn in honor of our executive. >> adjo

teague? >> good evening, president fung, commissioners. cory teague for planning department staff. again, the p.o. is for the property at 518 taylor street which is located in the rc-4 zoning district. i think it's important to understand that this letter of determination that's the subject of the appeal is kind of two separate but connected processes, and so the first was the current public health process. so to that end, in december of 2016, and once again in march of 2017, public health staff inspected the subject property and found numerous violations under article 29 of the health code. the property manager, jeffrey polk was present during both inspections and received the inspection reports. on march 13th of 2017, public health and massage establishment owner reached a settlement agreeing -- agreement admitting the establishment was operating in violation of article 29. the agreement stated that the establishment would cease operations on march 15th, 2017. then, on march 16th, 2017, department of public health informed the planning department that the operator of a massage bu

teague. nothing further, ok. commissioners, unless you have questions, the matter is submitted. >> who would like to start? >> from what i heard, rehearing of the variance and with the assurance that the site permit conforms to what was allowed in the variance, i don't see any issues here. >> i concur. unfortunately, the appellant spoke about the variance issued prior and that's not what is heard before this body this evening. i did not hear very much in regards to the actual permit in hand. so, i would deny the appeal. >> i guess i'll disagree. the -- probably for the same reasons. the -- certain districts in our city have more nonconforming structures than others, and to allow expansion through a variance process, to expand a nonconforming structure i don't think makes a lot of sense. besides the fact that how we felt about, you know, how the various criteria was satisfied is not necessarily pertinent here. but i think the permit relates to a building that has greater development than allowed by current codes,

>> cory teague. the process is definitely adequate. the only thing i would ask is that if we're not going to wait for plans and we're just going to have that condition is clarify because right now there is an existing sloped roof form, so they are proposing -- it is not a situation where there's three stories with a plat roof and proposing to add a fourth story with a flat roof. it is a sloped roof they were proposing to pop out and flatten out in the rear to create space that was previously attic space. whatever motion if you went that route to reflect if the concept is to have the roof form to go back to what it was and have no space on the fourth floor or something like that to make sure it is clear what context you are wanting the fourth floor and roof form to be. >> this is similar to the the property we had that had a pop-up penthouse. >> a little different. >> then they raised an increased the building height because the pop-up. >> a little bit different because it is a sloped roof context now and going to pop it out and flatten

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teague or the architect can recall what that is i want to remind you they're livable units. >> i don't have the exact number of percentages in my head but -- >> commissioner: is it measured from a clear glass. >> you have to have a certain number of square feet of glass in that bedroom. >> commissioner: whether do you have? >> actually more because we're including the clear story. >> commissioner: could review the material pallet pal ate again police. >> our goal is to use modular but we intend to do this over the windows to get more texture and a sense of detailing at the closer scale. the lower level would be a plaster but a smooth finish on the columns and painted dark and the window frames are aluminum. maybe aluminum clad and probably dark. >> commissioner: one thing that excites me of the building is the sensitivity, the palate and the context. i like it and i think the buildi building sensitive and hand some which is what we need for apartments that are more affordable. a couple things though. i prove to approve the build the stipulation of the palate you outline is the one you

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burglaries, black hawk down, red badge of courage, anything military drama that he could get his teaguento. and so we started hearing from alex when he was kid that he wanted to be a soldier when he grew up, common dream for a young boy, but he really stuck with it. his freshman year in high school, two weeks into the year, september 11th, and i think that's the point when his goal started to get a lot more real, a lot more serious. he enlisted shortly after this 18th birthday. by then his goal was to survive a really brutally rick selection program called the ranger indoctrination program to make it to the elite special operations ranger regiment. re achieved that shortly after this 19th birthday, posted to fort lewis, washington, and four months later served as the driver in an armed bank robbery organized by a superior in the rangers. he was arrested shortly afterwards, served 16 months in federal prison, and then shortly after his release started talking to me about the crime. so, i spent about seven years al told, trying to get to the bottom of how alex, the goodie two shoes of the

cory teague from planning department staff. the superintendent property at 440 to 442 vallejo street contains two separate buildings is zoned rh-3 and is within the 40 foot height and bulk district. [ inaudible ] the enlargement of the other dwelling unit within that building and the creation of a roof deck. the permit did not expose any expansion of the building envelope. as such the plan was reviewed by the building department in 2013 and because the planning did not require notice by the planning department, it was approved over the counter. it's my opinioning that planning department's review and approval of the permit was correct, and i'm available for any questions you may have. >> so the permit holders actually, they put up a -- a picture of property line windows. >> mm-hmm. >> and several of those windows look like they're vinyl in comparison to the existing, preexisting wood condition windows. so are those windows, in your opinion legal or again, can you have the ability to take a look at it. >> yeah, i could research

teague. >> good evening, again, president funning and commissioners. -- president fung ad commissioners. the permit was originally filed in january of 2016. it was reviewed by our flex team in the department which reviews essentially all of the a.d.u. permits. it was required to receive an administrative zoning administrative waiver from density, open space, and parking. it did receive that in july of 2017. it also met all of the code requirements for the creation of new a.d.u.s in this situation. the a.d.u. allowed in buildings that have already four or more dwelling units and unlimited amount of new a.d.u.s as long as you meet all other code requirements. this is the existing building is a six dwelling building and they were allowed to propose more than one. it required the waivers for density because the maximum density is four dwelling units and the current building already contains six and open space and parking. there are also eviction controls for new a.d.u.s, if any, owner moves in within five years of the application or in the thought of eviction within the last 10 years of the

. >> good afternoon, president hillis, commissioners, corey teague, to give a report on board of appeals. the board met last night and heard two cases of interest to the planning commission. however, before those cases, there was substantial public comment that heaped praise to the board's outgoing director cynthia goldstein, retiring at the end of march. most of the comments were based on the unanimous opinion that she's been a model civil servant, serving for the last 30 years. this included comments from scott sanchez, who briefly reappeared, solely to provide some moving comments about his opinion of ms. goldstein. and also from mayor farrell, who declared march 30 cynthia goldstein day in san francisco. it was actually very touching. board announced the hiring of julie rosensteen. she's been at sfmta since 2005. the board heard a rehearing for an appeal at 2650 hyde street, which the board unanimously denied on february 7. the proposal was to flatten the gable roof of an existing two-unit building, add roof deck and construct an additional third floor. there was a point hearing for

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rick santelli, kenny, teague sanders with the dow down about 500 points >>> one company that could be impacted by this tariffs is rail operator csx they are holding an investor day. morgan brennan is there now. joined by that ceo of csx, jim foote. morgan >> thank you, that's right jim, thank you for joining us today. the dow is down almost 500 points after president trump unveiled these tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. csx moves these commodities. you move a lot of the manufactured goods that move these commodities. you consume steel, you put steel on the ground for your tracks. is this bad for business >> it's got a mix -- well, first, thank you so much for coming out and meeting with us this is amazing. it's got implications on both sides so we'll have to wait and see what this all means. as you said, we're a consumer. but the news is, this could be good for some of our domestic shippers we'll wait and see what the fallout is >> and in terms of -- one of the things playing out in the market, are we on the precipice of a greater trade war under this trump administration? are