commissioners, this will place us on item 11 to 2018-10 >> good afternoon. david winslow, planning staff, architect, the item is a public initiated request for a review of public application 2018-0681-022 for a horizonal rear addition and two-story vertical addition for a total of 3430 square feet to an existing two-story single family dwelling to add two new dwelling unis at units at33 capra. there's light and shadow impacts, loss of privacy with the surrounding neighborhood character. not the building's historic resource status is a category c. the first dr requester, joshua callahan at 49 capra way is concerned with four main issues that the building is out of character and scale with the surrounding for the following reasons, that the rear massing is not combatable a compatible r and it's incompatible with the block face and roof deck will create noise impact. the second dr requester of 222, that it ignores the historical relevance as a contributor to the residential historic district and two, that the heightheheight and bulk is out l and the determinati

the technique she used is the technique you should be using on item number 1. you talking about affordable housing i've come here several times and demonstrated two twin towers of apartment building complex that's is charging $56 million per 144 apartment units and another unit of 86 units of three-storeys that is charging $57 million for 84 apartment unit building complex. i've demonstrated where you can put both of those buildings together side by side and make a 27-storey building and by the same response, have 2,077 apartment units for the homeless people. you keep talking about affordable housing and you know god damn well when it comes to affordable housing you set the lowest income bracket higher than the people you claim to help. you build a brand new god damn building and the people in that parking lot living in those vans and the rest of the well over 8,000 people that are homeless out in the god damn streets can't even afford it. why do you keep doing the same dumb thing over and over again. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker, please. >> good afterno

that will place is us on items 8a through g. for case numbers 2019515652lbr, 2019-154657, 662lbr, 683lbr, and for properties at 313024th street. 857 geary street. 57 post street. 772 pacific avenue. 1555 pacific avenue. 510 green street. these are legacy businesses registry applications. >> hello, commissioners. shelly caltagirone. we have seven applications. i'll give you a quick summary of each and note what we're recommending for safeguard. we have several applicants here ready to speak. the first is the dobey books arts cooperative. 316, 16th street. facing a large rent hike, a group of supporters came together to form a cooperative business structure to preserve the store. it moved to 3130 24th street where it joined independent book stores adding to bookstore row. the cooperative is interested in building a connection between the bookstore and the exhibition space by encouraging artists to make site-specific works of reference or engage with the bookstore. we're recommended dedicated gallery space, cooperative business mod

it was very good. >> commissioners, that places us on item 10-00 -- commissioner. >> this is an informational presentation. >> good afternoon. i'm planning department staff and excited to be here before you to present an update on the civic centre public realm plan, the long-term vision for the streets, gateways. i want to introduce some members of my project team that are here today seated behind me beginning with nick perry, who is plan manager and also manager of city design group, our prime consultant and owen kennerlly from architecture and planning, some of which all be hearing about today. so, we know that civic centers is one of the most public places in san francisco. it's the heart of our city government and a center of arts and culture. its public realm is the fabric which holds together this beautiful district and framework in which we're sitting now. we know having a public realm is important to every neighborhood and takes on special importance given the special role the civic centre plays from protests to celebrations to everyday life. it's where we all come together. but we kn

the technique she used is the technique you should be using on item number 1. you talking about affordable housing i've come here several times and demonstrated two twin towers of apartment building complex that's is charging $56 million per 144 apartment units and another unit of 86

. >> that will place us on item 19 , 869 alvarado street. discretionary review. >> that evening, commissioners. david winslow, steph architect. i'm trying to speak as loud as possible. planning staff architect. the item before you is a public initiated discretionary request for discretionary review for a building permit application to construct a one-story attached garage in the existing side driveway at the east property line of an existing three-story, one-family one family residents at 869 alvarado. the d.r. requester is here it is not compatible with neighborhood character and blocks existing property line windows resulting in the reduction of light and ventilation and as well as emergency egress, and creates some increased risk of fire and damage from possible earthquakes their proposed alternative is to construct a gated and alternative to a garage and enclosed garage structure. to date, the department has received four letters in opposition and no letters of support for the project. the department's residential design advisory team re

commissioners that places us on items 17a and b case no. 2018 no. 2018-009534 c.u.a. on 45 cull he bra terrace. you continued to july 18th by vote of 5-0. commissioners fung and hillis were absent. on july 18th it was continued again. again subsequent continued without hearing to today's date. this is our third hearing. >> one minute. >> i am christy alexander with the staff. this is to allow demolition of the dwelling and construct a new four story building with two dwelling units. it proposed one off street parking space and variance for exposure and two feet encroachment to the yard. since the memo last week we received letters of support from all neighbors and this morning you should have received the final e-mail letter with the neighbors who were in opposition before are now in full support of the parking garage, conditional use authorization and variance. with that said the department recommends that you approve the project and the project sponsor would give a presentation. i am here to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. you get one minute. >> i wi

that will place us on your discretionary review calendar for item nine. discretionary review. note on june 6, 2019, after hearing and closing public comment, we continue this matter to july 18th, 2019 i a vote of 5-0. in order to participate, those absent will have to acknowledge that you have reviewed the previous hearing and materials. >> i have. >> i have. >> thank you. >> subsequently on july 18th and august 29th of this year, you continued the matter without a hearing. >> good afternoon. a staff architect. as jonas just mentioned, we initiated request for discretionary review of the building permits to construct a third story vertical addition to existing two story, two family house that was previously heard on june 6th. at that hearing, your deliberations focused on the following issues for the project sponsor to continue to explore and address one, the privacy issues at the rear south faÇade, second, some study -- sun study with respect to the properties at the rear, and three, the possibility proposed by the project sponsor of adding an accessory dwelling unit. all of w

that will place us on new discretionary review value. items 8a was withdrawn and ab was continued. item 9, for case 2018. 01137-drb at 133 camino del-mar. this is a discretionary review. >> good afternoon to all. the item before you is a public initiainitiatated request for 2- 2018-0297.1583 could construct a 2400 square foot addition over a foot on 3 33 el camino del-mar. >> if you're exiting the room, could you do so quietly, please. >> it was determined this was a category b, historic resource, and that determination has not changed due to the name of the proposal. the reason for the dr, the dr request, frank derosa of 126 27th avenue, a neighbour to the southwest of the proposed project is concerned with three main issues. number one, that the roof addition appears to exceed the 35-foot height limit. number two, that the fourth story addition will set a precedent and transform this into a four-story neighborhood and impact the light to streets and backyards. number three, that the massing of the addition blocks access to the mid-block open space from neighboring yards. the depa

on that motion. (roll call). so moved commissioners that passes unanimously 5-0. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> that places us item 11 for 2017-003559env, 37 0 california street for the environmental impact report. written comments will be accep accepted. i will remind members of the public today's hearing is to accept testimony on the adequacy and accuracy of the report, not on the project itself. >> good afternoon, president melgar and members of the commission. i am environmental planning staff. could we have the overhead presentation? thank you. the item before you is the review and comment on the 3700 california street project draft environmental impact report. the purpose of today's hearing is to take public comments on the draft e.i.r. pursuant to environmental quality act and the local procedures for implementing. no approval action on this document is requested at this time. the public review project began on june 13th and will continue until september 24th. this public hearing was rescheduled from earlier day and comment period was extended because of error in distribution of the notice of the draft e.i.

items for continuous, 2015-00258-cua at hamilton avenue. conditional use authorization proposed until november 7th, 2019. i have to other items for continuance. >> any members that would like to comment on items proposed for continuance? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner hillace? >> moved to continue. >> seconded. >> move to continue to november 7th. the motion passes 4-0. that places under the consent calendar for item 2, case 202 2, cua, 21 avenue. any member who would like to pull this avenue out for consent? commissioners? commissioner hillace? >> approve. >> second. >> item two under consent calendar. (roll call). >> so moved and that motion passes unanimously 4-0, placing us under commission matters 3, consideration of adoption draft minutes for august 29, 2019. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on draft minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed, commissioner johnson? >> moved to approve draft minutes. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners and on that motion to adopt minutes. minutes.missiothemotion. motion passes 4-0. seeing no comments, that will place us under 5, director's announcements. >> this is anne marie rogers and no a

. >> very good, commissioners, that places us on item 12. 2014-0926dnx at 1270 mission street. this is an informational presentation. >> good afternoon, i am the department staff. before you is an update regarding the project at 1270 mission street. this was approved by the commission on october 27, 2016. proposing the demolition of the existing one story commercial structure and surface parking lot and new construction of 21 story with tw with two 00-foot . the increase was requiring the project to provide 25% on site units or 75 units. the project sponsor has revised the project eliminating the setback and changing the overall design of the building with a new architect. the elimination of set back is 5% of the square footage and provides 7% more units for 321 new total. still held to the 25% on site this increases affordable units by five to 80 total. it will maintain the rear and west side set backs provided in the original project and similarly propose to improve the east side of the site with shared street with raised crosswalks and special paving. as stated in conditions

us on what sb-330 will mean and how it will impact review for the city. >> thank you, mr. snyder. >> if there's nothing further, we can move on to your regular calendar for item nine 2019-003627pca, for the south of market planning community advisory committee. these are planning code and administrate of code amendments. [please stand by] >> the south of market planning community advising community and amend provisions for the citizens advisory committee. we have engaged both the soma stabilization fund as well as the eastern neighborhood in several meetings and received their input to make sure their voices were heard throughout the entire process. we work closely with planning as well to consider the amendments before you today. since the current sitting members were closest to the issues within their respective grants we will incorporate their feedback as we move forward. we honor those amendments and believe the version before you incorporates that feedback. some proposed modifications raised by planning in the composition of the membership regarding residency status and seat requirements were addressed and will be incorporated with the planning departmen

. >> they will place us on item 21 discretionary review. >> good evening. this is going to be a little bit longer than the typical presentation. david winslow, steph architect. the item before you is a public initiated requests for discretionary request for discretionary review for building permit location -- for the building permit application to construct a 20 story vertical addition, a rear horizontal addition and faÇade alterations to a existing two story one family residence. the requesters -- the first, stephen chan, the jason neighbor to the west of the proposed project is concerned that the proposed height of the vertical addition is not compatible with the residential design guidelines. the proposed alternatives are setbacks to the third floor so that the scale matches other buildings on the block and does not block light and secondly to move the elevator so it does not -- to match his a little existing light well on the west side. the second d.r. requester, a neighbor to the south of the proposed project is concerned with the proposed addition is

. >> commissioners that places us on item 10. the jobs housing linking fee planning code amendment. 2019-01197 5:00 p.m. ca. >> good afternoon. i am joined by the department staff as well as "ted" conrad. before i provide the staff recommendation on this i would like to provide the legislative sponsor supervisor haney with time to present to you. >> welcome, supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, president melgar and commissioners. i thank you all folks here. there are many residents of district 6. this is a very important issues specially for the community i represent. it has been said that it goes without saying that san francisco is in a housing crisis. we are struggling to meet the growing demand for housing that is affordable to the vast majority of the growing work force. we have failed to meet the goals for very low, low and moderate income housing. over the last decade the city produced 657 net new affordability units per year compared to the goal of over producing 2000 new units annually. what i hear is simila

placing us on item 13 for case number 2008.0023cua. this is a conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon, planning commission. chris towns with planning department staff. the project before you is a conditional use authorization for the proposed demolition of an existing single-family dwelling and the construction of a new four-storey approximately 6400 square foot two-unit dwelling building with two class 1 bicycle spaces and parking spaces. pursuant to planning code 317 c an application for a permit of the loss of one or more residential units is required to obtain a c.u. authorization. and the application for the replacement building shall also be subject to the c. requirements. the site is located on the south side of 9th street. lot 033. it is a typical rectangular-shaped lot. it has an area of approximately 2,850 square feet. the lot is slightly down sloping and contains a two-storey 750 square foot home with a one-car garage. it is located in the noi neighborhood. this includes a five-storey building. the property is n r i

placing us on item for four commission comments and questions. >> saying none commissioners. item five, director announcements. >> good afternoon commissioners. i understand we have offered the news and you've heard my news, i would just reiterate and let you know that i have indeed, the rumors are true, i have indeed decided to retire from my position in a few months. i will be here until the end of february, and i just wanted to say, to everyone and members of the public involved in these hearings, thank you so much for all of your support to over the years. there will be plenty of time for discussion, for further iteration. i want to invite commissioners, and i know staff would appreciate this, to, to have conversations over the next six months about the direction of the department, how we are doing, what we should be doing differently? i know staff will appreciate that. as would i, it will be great to hear how you think about how we're doing, what to change? i was simply say, as i said in the media, it has been my great honor to be in this position, and i look forward to

[laughter]. >> that will place us on item ten.this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners i am with planning department staff. the project before you is a request for certificate of appropriateness for the property which is a contributor to the liberty hill landmark district. the proposed project involves replacement of an existing fence at the front of the property which was constructed without benefit of the building permit or a certificate of appropriateness. the application is a required action to partially abate an active enforcement case. the department has received one letter of support after the publication of the packet, which is available for your review today as requested. department staff recommends approval with modifications in order to meet the secretary of interior standards and article ten as follows. the project sponsor shall remove all existing nonpermitted work, the proposed plan shall be restricted to 10 feet in height is measured from grade to the peak of the fence, it shall be

already been considered. >> good evening commissioners you'd item before you is a conditional use authorization request -- >> i'm sorry, hold oncuse me, folks in the gallery. we have an item before the commission right now. if you need to speak, you need to leave the room. >> a conditional use authorization for 411,821st street, legalize demolition and authorize reconstruction of the dwelling unit with a new basement level i vertical addition totaling approximately 3900 square feet. in addition, the project request variances from the zoning in is rated to construct with the setback and rear yard. the property is located in the open market for hood on the north side of 21st street. [reading notes] the existing building encroaching to the front setback and rear yard of the legal noncompliant structure. as a result, the demolition -- [reading notes] this concludes my presentation. >> thank you. we will now hear from the project sponsor. >> hi. i apologize, i am very nervous, i am the homeowner. my name is jenna, and i've never spoken to a commission before. please bear with me. thank you in advance for your patience. this is my f

line item seven, public comment on all matters pertaining to item nine, closed session, including public on it on item eight, vote whether to hold item nine in closed session >> public comment on us going into closed session to discuss other items? it is closed. >> line item eight, vote on whether to hold item nine in closed session. san francisco ministry of code section 67.10. >> is there a second? >> second. >> can we have the vote, please? >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? >> okay, we are going into closed session. thank you, all.

line item seven, public comment on all matters pertaining to item nine, closed session, including public on it on item eight, vote whether to hold item nine in closed session >> public comment on us going into closed session to discuss other items? it is closed. >> line item eight, vote on whether to hold item nine in closed session. san francisco ministry of code section 67.10. >> is there a second? >> second. >> can we have the vote, please? >> all in favor? >> aye >> vote whether to disclose any items held in closed session, action. >> move not to disclose. >> second. >> aye. >> everyone has moved and everyone has seconded. all in favour? >> i. >> line item 11, adjournment. >> all in favour? >> aye. >> thank you. shop and dine on the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within neighborhood. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant. where will you shop and dine in the 49? san francisco owes the charm to the unique character of the neighborhood comer hall district. each corridor has its own personality. our neighborhoods are the engine of the cit

one direction. i think we must practice and increase. thank you. >> chair heinicke: thank you very much. okay. that was just an informational item. public comment is now closed. this takes us on to item number 15. >> clerk: 15, mr. chair, naming the central subway station chinatown as rose pak station. >> chair heinicke: unless there is any direction from directors, we will go straight to public comment. >> mr. chairman, just for the record, we do have a significant number of people in the north light court where they can hear their name being called. so i will call five people's names in advance so that people have the time to hear their name and come up to this room. the sheriffs, if they are told that the person is here to speak, will let them into the room. >> chair heinicke: very good. okay. let me lay down a few ground rules. first of all, i apologize that we're starting a little bit late. we had a longer proceeding on another matter that we didn't anticipate. so i appreciate everyone's patience. number two, another apology, this is nothing to do with me, the air conditioning is broken. it is hot in here. there is nothing wrong with you or us. it's just the air condi

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using one example that i can -- or one item that comes to mind. i was just wondering, lobbyists sitting on the board as consumers. >> chairwoman: thank you. seeing no other members of the public who would like to speak, public comments is closed. >>> i just wanted to really give a shoutout and a thank you to the members of the mental health board, soon to be the behavioral health commission, it would appear. as many of you know, i've been working very closely on these issues and on a proposal with supervisor matt haney. we were going to come and speak to you about it at your last meeting, which was unexpectantly cancelled, so i'll really looking forward to the opportunity to speak with you all. i will say that mental health assess also recognizes the integration of a substance abuse illness and mental health illnesses as being very similar and oftentimes people have two dual diagnosis. most providers say it is a rare day when they see someone with just a substance abuse illness or just a mental illness, and not a co-incurring diagnosis. so this ma

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on? that concludes this item then. that takes us to item 12. >> executive director's report. >> i provided you a jul july 2019--board report. i haved discussions with a number of board members about additional information, data points you might want represented on the report. we will gather those and revisit as you move forward. i just had a discussion with the commissioner and it is planned at the october 16th investment committee meeting we will have presentations from the two finalists for the board's general investment consultant. try to mark your calendar to be there. you will have an opportunity to meet the timists and have a -- o finalists. we are on a timeline. we thought this might be a good time to schedule that on the investment committee side. the last item is not on my report but i am sad to report that we lost a member of our team. mark coleman died unexpectedly on sunday evening. mark coleman was the security analyst for 33 years with the retirement system. i have known him for my entire career here. like i said, it w

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uses. the items not on site will be put back into the sa sanitary sr system and sent back into the plant. >> double pipe? >> the infrastructure is the double piping, so it saves construction costs for all of the parcels in terms of them having to provide the inside of the building. >> thank you very much. can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> there is one person and i cannot read this card. if you filled out a speaker card on this item, please feel free to come up. >> my name is bruce gerard. that's my handwriting. >> this does not say bruce. [ laughter ] >> i happen to have the pleasure of leading a small lbe located at the third street area of hunter's point. we're a small lbe, enfutured ina number of areas, the puc, the airport. what am i missing? we have not had a chance go to the port yet and we're very interested in this project. in all of the projects, the one i'm most proud of is pedestrian. but the ones with rec and parks is the ones i'm most proud of because when you drive around and see it and share it with family, friends an

on to continue practice nursing. we have an object related to the practice. up to the middle of the 19th century. we have a couple of items that were used in --. and bloodletting practices. one is a lancet which was a bladed knife that you would use to cut into a vein. another item is this cupping jar. he would burn a candle under the jar to heat up the air and create a vacuum. then you would put that over the lacerated skin to draw out blood. these are the tools that jane would have used in her daily practice as a nurse. in addition to being a nurse, jane minor became emancipator. after she herself was freed, she went on to use her earnings to purchase the freedom of 16 other enslaved women and children. it is a remarkable story. we have reproductions that were issued by the court. it shows what was often a two- step process. first it bested people in the second was her giving them freedom. it is a remarkable story. one of the women was phoebe jackson. she gained her freedom in july 1840 through jane myers help. we also have a medical account book that phoebe jackson kept. the suspect that jane minor taught the craft of nursing. the remarkable

on these two i'ms. items. back in 2009, 185 allowed fort explore this mixed use neighborhood by relaxing and trusting restrictions on the property and we're here ten years on with the first port commission action item, which would allow implementation of phase one. really important milestone for the project and i want to note that we signed the transaction documents in august of 2018. those transaction documents include the development and dispostion agreement. the phase one budget and park's plan is a part of the transaction documents and it's sort of is during the last year work on implementation items including basis of design for the entire site, a number of mapping, permitting utilities, street design types of activitied and those are going through the board and other city agencies, the port commission, budget and park's plan are two implementation items. the mission rock site is 28 acres outlined here in this slide. at full build-out over the four phases, we anticipate 2.7 to 2.8 gross feet of development, including 1200 housing units, 40% below market rate, affordable, a million, a little bit more than a m