commissioner wolfram. >> commissioner wolfram: only comment i have that in the a.r.c. minutes there's lot of extra os. i don't know if you noticed on page 3 of 7. there's an extra o and it happens under page 4 item 3. that was my only comment. i thought that was strange formatting. page 33 item 2 in the middle of the paragraph and page 4 item 3. >> i see. clerical error. >> president hyland: any member of the public wish to comment on the minutes, a.r.c. or h.p.c.? closed public comment. bring back to the commission. >> i move to adopt the minute. >> second. >> thank you on that motion to adopt the minutes for februar february 6th, a.r.c. meeting. motion passes unanimously 6-0. placing you on item 5, commission comments and questi questions. >> president hyland: comments or questions commissioners? mr. john's. >> commissioner johns: when we had that meeting with the planning commission, there was some things we could be doing to work little bit more effectively and efficiently with them. i want, do we settle on a plan or procedure for changing our ways. >> president hy

it's very hard, so -- >> commissioner wolfram? >> well, i had a question about this. the residential design guidelines would still apply to this project, right? wouldn't they need to meet the residential design guidelines or not? >> no, it's discretionary. >> discretionary by definition. >> so a lot of the language that you'd pull is a lot of the language that we'd want in here. i wondering if you can pull more and make them less guideline and sort of more emphat emphatic. you're looking for a place to start. >> it's creating a residential design guideline for every district, which is almost impossible, as you know. >> it almost needs to be a check list. there's no answer. it's really challenging. >> class 32 cad-x, where if it doesn't meet this category, you start checking the next one. >> the code requires it's often like a box, and it's 40 feet high. the guidelines are looking at what your neighboring properties are doing. >> i imagine the appeals are more likely to come from project support sors thponsors wants a dwelling in a historic neighborhood, you know. >> y

. >> commissioner wolfram: i think these are well deserving businesses. special shotout to benkyodo because of their space is really not only legacy business but it has so much character, landmark in terms of the character and space. it's an amazing place. >> president hyland: i'll add on. i think all five of these are really phenomenal businesses. specifically i'm anxious to go visit randy's place. i think that ocean avenue is a place that's undiscovered. maybe even the community doesn't know as much, bartender has been there for 50 years. these are the great stories that come to light. congratulations all five of you. >> please let us know when you bar crawl. >> are we taking a vote on this? >> president hyland: he we need a motion. >> move to recommend benkyodo. >> i make a motion to recommend benkyodo for approval of small business. >> second. >> z then to adopt a adoption for item 9a, recommended for approval 9a -- [roll call] that motion passes 5-0. >> i make a motion to approve 9b through e. >> second. >> motion to adopt recommendations for approva

. >> commissioner wolfram? >> thank you. i guess a couple things is one, i think it would be helpful for the commission to have a briefing on some of these state bills that are coming forward and their impact on preservation. i know as they've been the drafted, changes have been made, and i think that would be extremely useful for the commission. >> i think commissioner richards is leading the charge on that and trying to get us to go along on a lot of these things. >> and then, the second -- >> you trying to schedule anything? >> i don't remember. >> with commission -- >> oh, for sb-50. >> yes. >> but we're trying to get our hands around sb-50. i know commissioner richards has done a lot of research, and that's how he's uncovered a lot of this information. sb-50 isn't really the issue. it's the potential threat to ceqa. there's all kinds of other things where if it's not listed on the state register, then it's out of yoour hands and th state commission's hands. i don't know how best could we agendaize that? >> ask staff, an

commit, term ending december 31, 2022, and item 55, motion to approve the mayor's nomination of andrew wolfram to the his toric preservation committee for a term ending december 31, 2022. >> president yee: thank you. can we take this same house, same call? seeing no objection, the items are unanimously approved. . [please stand by] . >> supervisor ronen: the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: sorry. wrong button. thank you. okay. i have two items today that i'd -- colleagues, that i'd like to introduce, the first of which is a resolution, and thank you to all your cosponsors for supporting that resolution, peskin, brown, walton, ronen, and fewer. this has to do with the ongoing negotiations between ufc local 648 and walgreens. this has dragged on for over a year. we are urging in this resolution that both parties, both walgreens boots alliance engage in good faith negotiations. in 2018, they published its fourth quarter earnings fiscal report, and sales were 11.5 billion, and they've -- $131.5 billion, and they've been at the table negotiatin

wolfram. >> once again, this is a great group of legacy businesses. it's impressive to see such diversity and i want to thank the members who came up and business owners who came to speak because it's meaningful to hear your stories and to hear about the history of your businesses and how important they are to the neighborhood. so it's a great group and i would forward a motion to recommend approval of this? >> thank you. >> i second the motion. >> commissioner perlman. >> thank you all for participating in the program. for me, it's my favorite part of what we do, because we get to hear your stories and they're so meaningful. obviously, i probably have eaten your noodles, but we wouldn't know who you are, otherwise. so this is a way that we can get to know you and you can introduce yourself to sanfrancisco, even though you've been around much longer than most of us. i'm sorry from let to do wash isn't here. it's a part of town i'm not in frequently but i love the notion of the art gallery. like you're doing your wash and there's an art gallery and stu

robert wolfram has a lot more in there all over the street.et has a huge contingent of moderate democrats. bob rubin type democrats that are out there. they used to be very close to clinton. they been alienated by the current state of the party because it felt antibusiness and they are just begging joe biden to run it. what he is telling them is that he's all but him. why hasn't he announced? what they're saying this will probably announce something in april if he goes. the reason he hasn't announced his because he wants these current crop of candidates, it's a lot of them. he wants a little reservoir dog action. remember that? tarantino. everybody shoots each other in a kind of wants that. kamala harris, snoop dogg. stuff comes out that corey booker and elizabeth warren. his calculus as we just heard the negative of a centrist liberal. because he's a centrist liberal. works well with republicans. he said not something nice. but the interesting thing is he thinks they can essentially take -- split up those out to find a buyer, you know, by fiv