. >> good afternoon, commissioners, tim frye, department staff, here to share with you the results ofyesterday's historic preservation commission hearing. there are two items that were on their calendar, that i think are noteworthy to share with you. one was the review and approval of an interpretive display for the site occupied by the roache building at the intersection of mission and 15th street. the building was demolished to make way for 181 off street parking spaces. the project was reviewed and cleared through ceqa in 2000 by this commission and one of the mitigation measures outlined in the final environmental impact report was the creation of an interpretive display that was publicly accessible, that outlined not only the history of the roache building, which was an important lithography and printing business in the city but the building functioned as a social hall for the german-american community. it was meant to cover all of the history of the building and be located with adjacent to a public right of way. the historic preservation review commission reviewed the content an

and myself and my colleague, tim frye, preservation coordinator are available for questions. >> presidentong: thank you. public comment on this item, i have a few speaker cards, jonathan goldberg, jason lonberg, john

and myself and my colleague, tim frye, preservation coordinator are available for questions. >> presidentfong: thank you. public comment on this item, i have a few speaker cards, jonathan goldberg, jason lonberg, john scham. bray, and david fix. >> good afternoon. my name is jason, i live at 56 pat tomorrowic street. i've lived there just about 10 years with my family. i absolutely love this neighborhood, the people, the buildings, the parks. it is truly a magical neighborhood in our city. i also applaud the notion of celebrating the history of our neighborhood. i think there's a lot to celebrate there. the process that supervisor wiener and mary brown have followed has been have been good however i'm completely opposed to this particular proposal. i believe that it is redundant in many ways, it's burdensome to the people who live and own in the neighborhood. and it provides nothing for our neighborhood, and in particular the park, which even as mary mentioned is central to the history of the neighborhood. i've actually e-mailed all of you my specific articles so you have that detailed. w

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, tim frye, department staff, here to share with you the results ofday's historic preservation commission hearing. there are two items that were on their calendar, that i think are noteworthy to share with you. one was the review and approval of an interpretive display for the site occupied by the roache building at the intersection of mission and 15th street. the building was demolished to make

. >> commissioners, i don't see tim frye here, but the historic preservation commission met last year. they have not met this year. there are a couple items i believe would be of interest to you specifically. an item on your calendar today, the new mission theater, those modifications were approved by the historic preservation commission and the duboce landmark district, the resolution was adopted by the historic preservation commission which will be on your calendar next thursday. also, it marked the last hearing for commission president or former commission president chase who will no longer be sitting on the preservation commission. and during this interim period, commissioner dan kroger has moved into the role of the president of the historic preservation commission. if there's nothing further, commissioners, we can move on to general public comment. and shall not exceed a period of 15 minutes. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with

and tim frye to bring forward what we believe is a good rehabilitation of that theater. we look forward to moving ahead with your approval. i think it will be a lot of fun to get it done and get it open. thank you very much. >> thank you. is that 15? going to go ahead and call public comment, a number of speakers. david de la torre. lee smith, chris olson, jonathan goldberg, and how about eric arguelo. might be easier if everyone -- speakers want to line up on that side of the room by the tv monitors, that would be great. >>> good afternoon, president fong, chairman fong and members of the commission. my name is david de la torre and i'm here with my friend, we work at the mexican museum. on behalf of the ceo and our staff and board, we are here to thank you