. >> commissioners, tim frye, planning department staff. i'll start and we'll allow desiree to fill in the gaps if necessary. one is i don't think we have any issue with, and is it sounds like it will help clarify some of the concerns raised by commissioners to described the old bill board or the liberated bill board as a mural site, so we'll work with the commission. >> i like that amendment. >> okay. and second is -- and again, i'll let miss smith fill in the details of the report, but it is not inconsistent with -- it is not consistent with our report, just some other reports where they had a definition of the interior space. it's not saying or prohibiting change within those interior spaces, but looking at the volume and how that space functioned as an important part of that history that, you know, we would need to be mindful of those character defining features when approving a new tenant. miss smith, do you have anything to add? >> yeah. just a discussion is also included on page 21, where i reference the latinos in 21st century calif

reviewing and processing them in parallel -- >> my neighborhood is doing it on our own, and working with tim frye, and raising the money ourselves. lastly, you required something to measure the survey against, which is a context statement? correct? >> correct. >> the ones that were identified, like the jesse street -- >> the entirety of the marketplace has an context statement associated with it, as well as most of the eastern neighborhood surveys that were done. some of our older surveys don't necessarily have a context statement. >> mission dolores did a survey, and eureka valley history a statement -- really understanding the breath of what we have already done would really be helpful. >> that's what we're trying to wrap our heads around as well. >> and how we would pull the right leverage to get the most out of it is really where we're coming from. i think we all kind of agree that's a good way to go. the shorter, the better. if we have to go fight for more money, director, we'll fight. >> chairwoman: commissioner hilus. >> here is a presentation of what has already been done. is that the o.m

a few days later, amy frye pitzen was discovered dead inside this illinois motel from an apparent suicide. she left behind a chilling note that read, "timmewhere safe with people who love him and will care for him. you will never find him." >> every day that goes by, our concern for timmothy is heightened. it's a very difficult case to work. >> the case confounding law enforcement officials and the boy's family for years. >> i don't know why my wife did what she did. i don't know where my son is. it is just terrifying for me to know that my son is there, with somebody i don't know. and i have no idea what my wife told them, so if they would keep him away from his family. >> reporter: then on wednesday morning, a 14-year-old turned up on this street in newport, kentucky. >> we have this child said he ran away, he said he was kidnapped. his name is pitzen, p-i-t-z-e-n, first name is timmothy. if you google it, i want will just pop right up. >> reporter: an ohio police report says that the teen says he, quote, just escaped from two kidnappers who were holding him at a red roof inn. he claimed that he had run across a bridge from ohio into