so my concern is that applying that standard of saying, went, the last use was illegal, so, we are going to say that you can put a restaurant in that location. >> but that illegal use was going on for decades. it's not that they did an illegal use to get around the current zoning controls. >> i believe the history of this, the appellant is you are surmises that they allow the factually to be illegally created and that operated illegally but my appellant says we should be interpreting this as the last use regard. >> thank you. i get it. >> just to follow up, isn't the abandonment issue, does that almost trump everything else? >> it could.

so my concern is that applying that standard of saying, went, the last use was illegal, so, we are going to say that you can put a restaurant in that location. >> but that illegal use was going on for decades. it's not that they did an illegal use to get around the current zoning controls. >> i believe the history of this, the appellant is you are surmises that they allow the factually to be illegally created and that operated illegally but my appellant says we should be interpreting this as the last use regard. >> thank you. i get it. >> just to follow up, isn't the abandonment issue, does that almost trump everything else? >> it could. we were looking at this and thought it was a reasonable application to look at the law and go back to the last legal use because the history here is so convoluted and we are going to go back to what's on the c f c. but a secondary argued that says in paragraph two, it refers to non-conforming uses if a principle service, then you can't go back in that location. part two is a vacant space for permitted conditional use and that deals with all the other, th

legal framework that makes sure that there isn't any data being retained or that weapons on being used so i think the way to address this is that we perhaps will inevitably have to be using this sort of technologies but only with the right legal framework in place certainly so can you give me an example of any legal framework that's currently in play well a legal framework saw it difficult at the moment because it's a new technology and there are universal. frameworks in place at the moment of some . you know it's going to have to evolve over time certainly so do you anticipate a surge you mentioned earlier that people would start using drones for hunting do you anticipate a surge in drone activity yeah the f.a.a. predicts that there will be thousands of you know civilian and drones in the skies in the coming years and you know be used for many many different things and yet it is something that we should come to expect in matthew thank you so much for the information that was matthew feeney assistant editor reason twenty four seven well still ahead here on r t you all so many americans ar

instance cells that are sensitive to estrogen to grow more quickly which many breast cancers are, so limiting use like in your car, get some stainless steel or aluminum water bottles, fill those with the water and you can leaf -- leave those in the car, you can have three or four so they're go and grab ready, plastics in the refrigerator, it's a personal decision, but sometimes i'll store stuff in plastic myself, but i kind of switched over to almost only glass just because it's easier to have one set of stuff ultimately. >> [inaudible]. >> obviously i'm not leaving it in there for months but i might leave a case in there, i might have that for a couple of weeks. >> studies they've done have usually been 72 to 108 hours, so relatively short-term, but also somewhat higher heat exposure than what we probably get most of the time in san francisco, so conditions are really variable and then it's usually controlled rather than kind of normal. yeah? >> so, in general where possible, staying away from plastic water bottles is not only making your life a little bit healthier, it's decreasing our dependen

if anybody is interested inform participating in this committee please can you tell the court us. so with that we'll take any questions you ask. >> i just as usual as the evening goes on i forgot to thank a couple people. this lady has been a resources for us in working with the jose team and being at all our meeting and was a tremendous support. i want to thank stephanie and she made a wonderful report. her work around this and supporting those funds and doing the work that the taxpayers intended for the funds to be used for. i want to thank stephanie >> i also see at least one member of the oversight committee. could say members of the oversight members stand. thank you for your service. i have no public speakers on this item so we'll move into board discussion and questions. first did you get our question swrd previously? >> no. i appreciate all that information what i want to know is let's look at the bigger picture. and that is to i'd like to as we do the budget program i think base it was the first, you know, kind of wrapping those programs there hasn't been as much discussion

this continuations of existing prohibited fringe financial service uses. so the prohibition according to commissioner fong is the only prohibited fringe financial service uses are new ones. that's why they intended to let this forever. >> there is multiple fringe argued in the city. north of market is one also. i believe there is probably what, four or five, mr. sanchez, fringe financial rud's restricted use districts? >> if i'm out of order. >> you are out of order. >> i would equate it to when had a, let's take an example of a building that extended to the property line and the residential district. the rear property line. that at one time may have been allowed, but as a code change, that is now prohibited. therefore that is a legal non-conforming use. this is a legal principally permitted use because it's not a new use. >> i actually still stick with my original interpretation. i think what it's trying to say and not very well is that the existing fringe financial services that existed prior to the legislation are now prohibited because of the legislation

they can convert to a restaurant use. so that seems like a reasonable interpretation on our part. there is subsection

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so, using next year as prep and getting that middle and high school system set up so that we can look at schools that way as well. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you. if i may just make one point. something that bleach seen with respect to free muni for youth is that it does appear that there's a large number of the younger kids in the school system that are not availing themselves of the free muni for youth program, that we have about 23,000 plus youth that have benefited from that, but that's mostly youth. so, trying to get the smaller children, the younger children to -- their families to apply has been sort of an interesting challenge. so, i'm wondering, you know, that's not a question of simply -- i think it's something for us to think about and how we communicate with those parents, those families. >> sure. >> thank you. >> and thank you for the great data and the information and the plan for the future. it looks like it's coming back in june for hopefully approval and i just want to thank mr. hefner from the [speaker not understood] for being here as well. and the coalition t

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so, we use the bikes on both sides of the bay. and this is the lot. if you've been down there, it's a little blighted. it was a bus washing maintenance and fueling lot. we've been working with the s.f. department of public health to clean it up for the past two years. there was all the tanks have been removed. there was one tank, some diesel fuel. and we're remediating that, removing the material. and we're expecting that clean bill of health soon. so, what will we do with that lot? we haven't done any plans yet. what the heck are we going to do with that? if you go by the school in three weeks you'll see us doing this, which is we'll be putting a tent up, closing 8th street and we do this in the term events including our fashion show. and that model is actually walking on 8th street. that's a dpw supported fashion show. we just paint the logo on the street. [laughter] >> but we haven't had a workers' comp claim yet. i keep thinking we're going to tip over on the asphalt, but they make it. we hope to hold the fashion show next year on our lot. happy t

for hunting for example and you know farmers and other people working our culture might want to use them so we'll have to probably talk all those with a face use as well i see so going back to privacy issues which are a main concern in the drone debate certainly the fourth amendment guarantees the right of freedom from unreasonable search and seizure you know talking about how these drones and in fact are violating that fourth amendment rights that we have that expectation number one that the expectation of privacy number two that we have the right to be protected from this unreasonable searching which many of us aren't aware of well i think that there's sort of quite clear and i think if you are you know not doing anything wrong that you should have the expectation that you are not going to be spied upon by law enforcement one thing so do you think that domestic drones in their present state are a violation of the fourth amendment. it depends where and when that being used i call him to speak of every jurisdiction in the country and i'm not into you know even though the set of cases that y

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million but there is going to be a price reduction of $350,000 associated with remediation costs so we can use the acquisition funds to address those costs upon renovation of the park so that is great because that reduces again the cost of developing the park or burden on other funding sources so we're very happy to report that. the community has a concept plan. that plan needs to be vetted by staff. it does include a play structure as well as other park amenities and our goal is have the noe valley farmers market operate at the site with no interruption in service and we will work with them on the schedule, et cetera. maintenance of the site has been an important discussion not only for this acquisition but for other three acquisitions we're talking about at 900 enis, trying to find a park to develop in district 6 and the francisco street reservoir and it's rare in this commission's history to have that many conversations going on at the same time around acquisition and it positions us to have a good conversation with the rest of the city about the funds that need to be committed to this depa

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you you certainly bring life and culture and community into our very state halls and bring life to us, so thank you again. i want to thank the nominating committee and the planning committee for their excellent work in ensuring that those very important community members who do so much to ensure that our communities remain strong and vibrant, those who are under served typically continue to be served that our communities are strengthened and our ties are bound and strong. so, in 2012, of this year, we are very lucky enough to have two very distinguished honorees for our distinguished service a word for the city and county of san francisco and the first person we will recognize tonight is vera noon tear if you can please u.s.a. plast she is the social director at the arab culture and community center and she helps hundreds of families in trans by providing social work service and is i know how important that work is and how difficult that work is and i can't thank you enough to ensure that all of our communities are cared for and ensure that all of our competency ask ins san francisco serv

is allowed in that district, and it's not a new use, is it non-conforming? >> so in this special use district, it states that these uses are allowed to continue subject to the limitation of planning code section 180 which are non-conforming uses and 1861 only allows with the conditional use authorization. it's a strict line connecting the special use district to the cu requirement. >> we keep asking about the intent of these statutes. what's the intent to limit these types of establishment because there is so many in the city and concerned about the interest rates. >> that it's causes the city to regulate these uses. the concern about that and no new uses are allowed hover they have the ability to continue an existing legal use which is what we have offered to them. >> i have a question as well. so, after the legislation was law, they already have already moved one time prior? so, does that mean that they were operating non-conforming the whole time? >> that is an excellent question and i think that in our presentation of this to the appellant that we were probabl

it would only be an issue if that pop up use was also a formula retail use. so if the gap opened up a pop up store on 19th street that would be a violation because that would be a formula use without conditional use authorization but the oska that opened on 19th street they were not formula retail use at the time that it opened and now have closed there is no we would not have a case there any way. >> so those halloween stores? >> those, could be if a formula retail use halloween store. >> the halloween stores, i am trying to understand this concept of the temporary pop up, it is considered and treated as if it would be subject to the same use requirements? as anything else? it is not exempted from these rules, right? >> planning code section 205 deals with the uses and we say that a pop up store is not a temporary use and it does not meet the definitions in 205 and so it would be subject to the regular requirements of the planning code. >> thank you. >> question, the change of use here is from mail service to clothing retail is that what triggers the... >> plan

isn't that -- it's -- we're basically giving money to countries that don't like us so they like us more. i don't see how that wouldn't work. would give them more money make them like us more? i don't think that will work. you have to think of it as part of our defense system. we're talking about this money like we don't also spend money domestically. we radically increased money for homeland security compared to these amounts of money, yet that's where i'm seeing the weakness. what are we getting out of that compared to the foreign aid? they're both as wasteful, in my opinion. doesn't mean they both should be scrapped. we should deal with the accountability issues. that doesn't mean cut all these budgets 'cause the concept is probably sound. >> i hear what you're saying, where is the accountability. that's really the issue. i'll tell you something, tobin, september 2012, there were anti-american demonstrations in 29 countries. we're like the united states of amnesia with always giving money thinking that's the way it's effective when we still have real serious problems, no free press in

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so, you can use stainless steel or glass for leftovers and overall, 1, 2, 4 and 5 are generally safer plastics but it's good to know that those additives even in those can lead to that so you want to be cognizant of that. going organic is another way to reduce exposures, to chemicals that you consume in the food but it has bigger effects because it's going to reduce the overall load of pesticides in our environment that workers and farmers are exposed to and make our way into our air and water so those are important reductions that go beyond our own home and can affect everybody's health. some tips there are to choose hormone-free meats and milks in particular, to go with organic dried beans or organic frozen fruits or vegetables, some of our colleagues have the dirty dozen of foods to almost always buy organic and the clean 15, which are foods that you can kind of skip the organic because they have a stronger protective, like a ban ban na which has such a big peel, keeps those pesticides out, so if you're working on an economy of scale, you know, go with organic with the ones that ha

was our basketball coach was the football coach, and he used to pound the guys, the football guys on their shoulder pads and get them all riled up. solly turned off. >> he tried to do that to you guys too. it didn't work for you guys. >> no, we weren't going to have that at all. >> i want to send some love out to a couple of people over the weekend. it was a rough -- sometimes people go did you have a nice weekend? and you've got to be honest and say you know what? i had a tough weekend. dear friends of mine up in massachusetts, i want to send my love to mike and lisa, have been going through a very rough time. their beautiful family and our friends kay and rick warren, who lost their son on friday, who -- to a suicide. and i've just been battling that a little bit. you know when these painful things happen to people you love so much. >> sure. >> you've just got to be there for them. but we send all of our love to them. >> definitely. a lot of love. >> so i'll get through this. >> definitely you will. also on sunday, were the academy of country music awards, which are always fun. blake shelton, who's also the name of my dog, hosted

this week for the acquisition and we are going to wait for 30 day hold so that we expect to be at the board of supervisors either hand use committee or budget or finance the week of the 20 and targeting the full board of supervisors and once they vote we need a few weeks to close the deal out fully so with that calendar it's been reviewed from john from the department of real estate who is here today to answer questions and that should get us that time line so with that i can take questions. >> let's hear public comment before we get commission questions. please supervisor did you want to speak first? please. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity and good morning commissioners and thank you for your work. i am here because i am a passionate supporter of this project. it is i think one of the very best projects that is going on anywhere right now in terms of a vision for great public space in noe valley . on tuesday i did introduce legislation to allow for the purchase through the open space acquisition fund. just backing up a bit in -- what we call downtown noe valley and the commercial area there is no public plaza

what can you tell us so far as information that we do and don't know about what happened in boston? >> certainly we know we have a very critical and serious incident. we do not know who the perpetrators are, whether it's a local group or they have international overtones. right now we're working a very active crime scene and homicide investigation trying to gather facts. >> you did note the president said don't jump to conclusions while a lot of people have been talking about a terror attack. he seemed to downplay that. >> we have to evaluate what we have. right now it's a local investigation with a lot of federal assets, but it's an active homicide investigation currently. >> whatever this was it appears to be planned. it has really had the maximum impact. it's at the boston marathon with 500,000 spectators right at the finish line just as thousands of people are coming across the finish line. i know we don't know what happened, but you can read some things into what we do know. >> absolutely. this is a critical indent, a lot of planning that went into -- incident, a lot of plannin