>> yes. >> johnck, yes, johns, yes, matsuda, yes. >> pearlman. >> yes. >> wolfram. >>

so those are my comments on have. >> commissioner wolfram? >> i greet with the commissioner's comments. on 7.6 i guess whether there or elsewhere we want to add something about the school system and the educational efforts of the school system could undertake to promote the same awareness, basically the same thing you are talking about the programs that would license -- happen in universities and libraries and we would want that as part of the school curriculum. >> it's not part of public institution. >> it is but i think it would be good to be more specific even in the text, it could be easily missed. i think a lot of people don't think of the schools as public -- >> i absolutely agree. call off the schools. good idea. commissioner matsuda? >> thank you. i would like to encourage as you stated shelley about the inclusion about the discussion we just had about cultural heritage assets into this element and to figure someway to mesh our previous presentation into a lot of these elements that we are discussing because i think if we can kickoff

. >> commissioner wolfram? >> thank you for this report. i had a question about the the can an -- cultural heritage asset. i like the term. it wasn't clear to me on who would be taking a leadership role on that inventory process. are you thinking it's the various communities would be doing that? because sometimes there might be assets that the community is almost gone or lost and sort of orphaned a little bit and your thoughts about the leadership on the inventory because it seems it needs to be done as soon as we can. that's something that these assets are sort of fragile? >> well, we think that the process developed for japan town is the most successful and kind of defensible process and a process that involves the community in every step of the way. certainly our focus as i mentioned earlier is that the community must be the leader in identifying what is important to their neighborhood identity. but i think there is a role for the city in providing them with the tools and the guidance for how to do that, the social inventory resources fo

. >> wolfram. >> yes. >> hasz. >> yes. >> 7 to 0 and places on you item 9, 2014.0424 a. at 2319 webster street, request for a certificate of appropriateness. >> and good afternoon, commissioners before ally starts i wanted for take a moment to introduce you to ally, she is a planner on our northwest quadrant team and she was an intern working on all things preservation for some time in our office and we were delighted when she applied for a permanent position with our office and we were able to hold on to her and her great expertise. ally is a graduate of uc santa cruz with a degree of art history and when she came back she had recently graduated from colombia university preservation program, and so with that, so i welcome here to the pac and that is it. >> good afternoon, department staff, the item before you is a request for a certificate of appropriateness for the proposal of 2319 web ter street, located in the landmark district, the two story single family residence was constructed by builder william holace in 1848. in the italy style. >> including a garage at the ba

commissioner wolfram? >> about objective nine. i'm not sure this is the right area for this idea. a lot of the cities have ordinances that requires a periodic inspection of facade, san francisco doesn't have one but we probably will have one. it's kind of a related topic because if there is going to be an earthquake, if there are maintenance issues with major building faudz facades it's when it's going to be very parent. maybe enacting policies that ensure the building preservation that requires building inspection facade. i'm not sure if this is a right place but it is a related topic. >> commissioner hyland? >> two things. i know mr. bueller from heritage made several specific comments in epa each of the three presentations. i would request his comments be incorporated. i know they are under public comment. and objective 9, this is just a nuance, but in the last sentence of 9.1, it talks about important historic structures that will is survive future disasters. this is a delicate approach to restoring and seismically improving buildings so that they is survive, however, because

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. >> wolframs. >> yes. >> hasz. >> yes. >> and that passes and concludes your agenda. >> we will close this meeting. >> thank you for gathering here today for this wonderful event. looks like the rain is going to hold off hopefully prayerfully. i am robert cowan and a pastor and we're here and we are blessed to have many of our city officials including the mayor who is going to come and speak in a few moments as soon as everyone is gathered. it's great to see everybody. what a great compilation of folks. the children aren't paying attention as it should be. how is the food? >> great. [applause] >> sip did a wonderful job with the barbecue. let's give them a hand. [applause] . a street violence intervention program. they did a wonderful job with the barbecue and the hamburgers and hot dogs and if you go away hungry you must be on a diet so water further delay let's welcome our mayor, mayor lee. [applause] >> thank you. thank you reverend. thanks for being here as well and blessing us. good evening everyone. welcome to herst play ground in sunnydale. i am grateful to the chief and superv

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. >> wolframs. >> yes. >> hasz. >> yes. >> and that passes and concludes your agenda. >> we will close this meeting. >> thanks everybody i'm dpa with s k s on behalf of everyone and southeast partners want to welcome you to the groundbreaking we'll have you in april or may assuming we're still on schedule tim; right? good. first of all, i want to thank some of the people this is a team celebration that start with our land use attorney that helps us navigate this process that was quite easy and peter and the folks from the architecture we're bias we think it's a beautiful design planning commissioner moore said the building is exceptionally well designed it does everything correct and is a building this is respectful of everything around that it is wonderful and i'm pleased to support that. peter we know that commissioner moore doesn't hand out a lot of compliments i hope you're proud as we are very well done. in connection is the alderman of swat we're looking forward to a long relationship but want to recognize mike and bryan as well as their colleague michael who couldn't be here tha

. >> wolfram. >> yes. >> hasz. >> yes. >> so moved that passes 7-0. and places you on your final item, 2014.0425 a, 981 grove street, request for certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners, ally kirby department staff, the item before you is a certificate of appropriateness for the proposed project at 981 grove street located in the alamo square landmark district. the proposal includes a number of exterior alterations including a vertical addition of a second story, and excavation in the rear yard, a horizontal addition, and regrading the existing driveway and excavation of the existing garage to reduce the slope. and reconstructing the garage, entry and playing with the wall above and restoring the base of the bay and reconfiguring the stair from the street level. the vertical addition will be set back, in the roof of the addition will slope away to minimize vicebility. the mask scale and location of the new horizontal edition is compatible with the rear editions in the surrounding district. and the proposal will return the hist

. >> wolfram. >> yes. >> hasz. >> yes. >> and it places you under your regular calendar for case number, 2014.0359. 201 buchanan street, request for appropriateness. >> good afternoon, the house is landmark 47 on the west side of the street between lasat and waler streets. the east lake style residence was built in 1882 by john nighting dale senior. and the property is subject to a mills act property contract approved in 2013, and i have attached the associated rehabilitation and maintenance plans and they are on the way with the project and if you have not had a chance to walk by the house it is looking fantastic. and the photographs in the case report reflects some of that work. the proposed project, calls for a construction of a concrete stair and a trash bin storage area at the south west corner of the property and alteration of the non-historic sun room attached at the rear wall of the historic residence, the stair construction will include cutting and opening the existing concrete retaining wall removing a three foot wide section of the historic railing and installing a new gate a

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. >> wolframs. >> yes. >> hasz. >> yes. >> and that passes and concludes your agenda. >> we will close this meeting. i'm derek, i'm hyungry, and ready to