this will place us under item 1, members announcements. >> no announcements, thanks. >> clerk: number two, planning commission reports. >> good afternoon, commission, no formal planning commission report, but one item to share with you, just an update on 930 grove, our vacant property in the alamo square landmark district. supervisor breed's office is now organizing a meeting with the community members, the property owner and the various departments just to get everybody on the same page about a timeline and in securing the building and getting work started. we've been actively pursuing with the city attorney's office a resolution to some outstanding work and we're working with them closely to get an application to the point where it's ready to bring before this commission for a certificate of appropriateness. before the next hearing i'll have an up i didn't tell from the meeting with supervisor breed's office. i want you all to know we're working hopefully towards a swift and positive conclusion to this issue. that concludes my report, unless you have any questions. thank you. >> i h

on that notion approve item five under your consent calendar -- [roll call] >> excellent. that motion passes unanimously 6-0 and places under -- us under item six, commission minutes. >> any public comment? closed. koppel? >> move to adopt minutes from january 11 and 18. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt the mince for january 11, and january 18, 2018 -- [roll call] >> so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 6-0 and places us on item seven. commission comment and questions. >> commissioner richards? >> one quick one. i know i asked anne ma riz rogers to do a kind of what-if on sba-27 and how it applis to san francisco. but after looking at some of the comment on social media, i think understanding it on the accountability act and the other things really is -- really gets to the matter because it may be in and of itself sba-27 does one thing, but when you combine it with all these other bills that hem the city in, it could be a whole different day after, if it does pass. but if you could do that in your analysis. >> yes. we are nearly complete with a memo that does talk about not only a

that will place us under the regular calendar. for item six, case number 2017-013417coa at 294 page street. this is a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners. jonathan zimmer, department staff. application before you is a request for a certificate of appropriateness for the property at 294 page street, steel landmark number 48. historically known as the dietl residence denlszes, the wood framed building was completed in 1878 from an elaborate victorian stick-style design by architect henry geilfuss. it indicates the one-story ancillary was added between 1886 and 1913. the project proposes to paint a mural on the north lily street of the rear ancillary structure. the wood siding would be gently cleaned and light water-based paint would be applied through the use of a long-handled sponge. purchase saounlts to section 1006.6s of the planning code, when reviewing is murals, this commission is to consider the placement, size and location and shall not make a determination based on the con tents itself. additionally, sec

that will place us under commission matters. item three. president's report and announcements. >> the announcement i'd like to make today is appointment of members of the architectial review committee. i'd like to continue the appointment of commissioners hyland and pearlman and had commissioner johnck to that committee. >> thank you. i accept. thank you. >> there is no other announcements, item four, consideration of adoption, draft minutes for february 7, 2018. >> commissioners, any comments on the draft minutes? at this time, we'll take public comment on the draft mince of february 7, 2018. does any member of the public wish to comment? seeing and hearing none, we'll close public comment. do we have a motion to adopt them? >> i move we adopt them. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to adopt the minutes, for february 7, 2018 -- [roll call] so move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 6-0. commissioner, that will place us on item five for commission comments and questions. >> commissioner johnck? >> i'd just l

that will place us under commission matters. item three. president's report and announcements. >> the announcement i'd like to make today is appointment of members of the architectial review committee. i'd like to continue the appointment of commissioners hyland and pearlman and had commissioner johnck to that committee. >> thank you. i accept. thank you. >> there is no other announcements, item four, consideration of adoption, draft minutes for february 7, 2018. >> commissioners, any comments on the draft minutes? at this time, we'll take public comment on the draft mince of february 7, 2018.

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us to item 12. so there are several items under this calendar and we'll call them collectively. 2015-012994 for 200-214 van ness avenue. there will be a general plan amend and the and planning code and zoning map. downtown project authorization and conditional use authorization. >> good afternoon, commissioners. claudia asbagh. the item before you is a mixed-use building sponsored by the san francisco conservatory of music. 420 student housing beds, 30 dwelling units as well as educational and performance space, broadcasting studio space and ground floor restaurant and retail space. three are invented for conservatory factory and other 27 replacement units and subject to a development agreement. the project was last heard january 11 as an informational item and general plan amendment initiation. you will hear further information on the development agreement, susan brown, who will provide an overview, and mark cavenero that will speak to the building's design. the items before you today include plan amendment, planning code, development agreement, downtown project authorization, with respect for exce

witnesses tell us that they had to be pulled out from under it. take a look at the fence and construction items packed on to the corner of 23rd street and san jose avenue. strong winds knocked it all over. >> i mean it wasn't that loud of a -- it was mainly i could just hear them screaming for help. >> reporter: julian stein and other neighbors jumped into action. they pulled the debris off the victims. >> the man, he hit his head on the back. so he was bleeding out the back of his head pretty -- pretty bad actually. >> reporter: witness angie avilla shared video from the scene. you can see the male victim getting help from emergency crews. the san francisco fire department said he has life-threatening injuries. she says she was concerned about the corner for a while. she says a construction crew at this new building has had the debris unsecured for about 15 days. we watched as a few workers dismantled the collapsed fence and moved empty plaster and paint canisters and other items inside the garage. right there you can see where all of the items have been stacked for the time being. so far we h

all of the ships that they know of that north korea is using to conduct these elicit transfers of coal and fuel and other items that are banned undernational sanctions. what north korea's been doing to get around the sanctions is they sail their ships to parts of the ocean where they think no one's watching, they meet up with other ships, maybe from china or russia. they transfer raw materials and do the payments under the table. then these ships that iran sanctioned go and sell -- this are not sanctioned go and sell them and say they're not from north korea. what the treasury's doing, they have eyes on all of these ships. they'll have planes in the sky, satellites tracking the ships. they're warning companies from any country around the world if they do business with north korea and they're caught on camera, they will be sanctioned, as well. they'll even go after the banks and financial institutions that deal with these companies. all of the economic firepower of the united states being aimed now at north korean leader kim jong-un's regime to try to stop him from developing his nuclear weapons. the treasury saying that they do bel

overall we're a little under, for the other services to come in and for us to see the expenditures there. one item i want to go on -- page 2 of your report, that's an area we updated. if you recall before we had a table with permits valuations and the reason we think it's important to put that in there, usually when we talk about revenues, we talk about the two revenues based on valuation. plan review and building permits. that's why we like to highlight to give everyone an idea of the type of projects coming in. in earlier reports, we normally have the permit valuations and would stop at 2 million and above, we worked with mis to get a better read out of the valuation. now going up to 200 million above. it's very high valuation, that isn't the case anymore. if you look right now and see the bottom of 200 million plus, you can see in this fiscal year we received two permits valued above $2 million in this fiscal year and overall valuations are actually up. that's it. that's all i have. i'm happy to answer questions. if there are any. okay. thank you. >> thank you. good luck over the next couple of

items 20a and b for case numbers, conditional use and rear yard modification. the project sponsor was requesting two weeks. the supervisor's office was requesting four to march 22. even further commissioners, under your agenda, under the discretionary review calendar, item 23a for case number 2015-015846drp, the discretionary review portion of this project has also been withdrawn, therefore item 23b for case 2015-015846var at 520 28th street, the rear yard variance project, we're requesting a variance hearing agenda of next week for february 28. finally, item 24, for case 2016-009992drp02 at 586 sanchez street, discretionary reviews have both been withdrawn. i have no other items proposed for continuance and i have no speaker cards. >> public comment? >> i just want to commend the staff for their work on 520 28th street. i think they were spot-on and how it evolved. i'm glad they pursued their concerns and did not make 528 the model. if you are familiar with the block -- you are not going to see it, but could i have the overhead, please? that is the thing that the d.r.s were withdrawn on. here's further down the block. there is a lot of greenery there and the staff was wise and smart and i think

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. >> you under no circumstances mean to tell us that this is a necessary piece of equipment. this is just a fun itemtart out, whether you're talking about telephones or whatever, they always start out as a luxury and then they turn into a necessity. >> i had a robotics company that failed, damn it. and i believe if you can envision it it's science fiction. and if you can do it of course we're going to have robots running around the house. >> why is somebody going to buy this thing? one of the problems is the engineering mentality, we're going to build it because we can. >> watch out, some items have more functions than you might dream, like this samsung microwave oven color tv security system. initially they invented microwaves to get you out of the kitchen. now you never have to leave. >> this is the first in-dash portable car video system. >> for the car? >> for the car, right. >> in the big picture it's really frustrating and exhilarating to watch the way technologies evolve. >> the home minder has a memo pad and it will beep to -- >> we're going to spend the rest of our lives hanging around a te

item 2b to march 8 also. >> thank you. >> commissioners, so that brings us to your consent calendar. all matters listed under -- here and under constitute a consent calendar considered to be routine by the planning commission and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff so request and in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent item and shall be considered as a separate item at this or future hearing. >> any public comment on item four or five? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner koppel? >> permission to remove items fours and five. >> second. >> ok. >> commissioners, so we received a motion to approve items fours and five. [roll call] so moved. items fours and five pass. this brings us to item c on your calendar. commission matters. so item number seven is consideration of adoption of the draft minutes from the january 25, 2018 calendar. >> any public sdmenlt seeing none, we'll close public comment. commissioner rich ars? >> move to approve. >> second. >> received a

item. when reviewing the letter of determination request, it did approach it and review the historical information. is there any way that this is possibly a legal use under the planning code? and that was what i tried to find. unfortunately, what i did find in the records and the knowledge that i have under the planning code in effect at that time is there was no authorization for this. back in the early 60s this was developed with homes on this block in the early 60s. they sought a p.u.d., a planned unit development, to reconfigure those and i a lou for the sale of portions of the properties to widen bosworth. there were actually homes on this block that were demolished as a result of this, and subsequent to that, the lots became vacant. at that time the property was zoned c2 and r2, and there is a very clear boundary line that shows on the planning and zoning map which portion is zoned which. at that time a parking lot would have required a minimal conditional use authorization. there is no record of conditional use authorization. in 1971 when there was discussion about the sale of the portion and put on the overhead. this is a report from the summer -

would fall under the term, that such a thing of value could not be expected to influence an firm's actions. however, they did exact us to look at regulations down the road to clearly specify the items shall not be considered anything of value for purposes of this code section. on the repeated recusals, item, we revised this to actually mirror the language that is used in los angeles. that language has a much clearer process for how officials will notify the ethics commission of when they recuse. and we also revised this to no longer apply to members of the board of supervisors. in discussions, we realized that perhaps this would be triggered by too many things. it's too sensitive. when you look at it in terms of the kind of subject matter that the board looks at, it's very broad in nature and members of boards and commissions that are more narrow in terms of their purview, they look at particular areas subject matter, that it's more appropriate in that context. because if someone is recusing many times within that particular purview, that is more likely to indicate something as significant conflict of interest, whereas with the board, it may not be the same. so this provision has b

would fall under the term, that such a thing of value could not be expected to influence an firm's actions. however, they did exact us to look at regulations down the road to clearly specify the items shall not be considered anything of value for purposes of this code section. on the repeated recusals, item, we revised this to actually mirror the language that is used in los angeles. that language has a much clearer p