president yee riley: next item? >> commissioners, item no. 7 -- discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on b.o.s. file no. 101309, ordinance amending the san francisco planning code by amending section 718.1 and sections 718.42, 718.44, and 718.69a of the zoning control table to allow new full-service restaurants, small self-service restaurants, and self-service specialty food establishments with conditional use authorization and to amend section 718.41 and add a specific provision for full-service restaurants to allow a bar in conjunction with a full-service restaurant with conditional use authorization; commissioners, with this item, the legislative sponsor, here aide apologizes, she is out of town, and the other aide is unavailable. i want to provide an overview on their behalf so you can have more information. following a review, these controls were placed in the 80s and they prohibited all new eating and drinking establishments in the upper fillmore. this ordinance is

president yee riley: we have a motion. >> second. president yee riley: all those in favor? >> aye. president yee riley: motion carries. next item, please. commissioners, item 10, we were scheduled to have a presentation by the barbary coast conservancy for the beverage arts. unfortunately, they were not able to make the presentation today. staff will schedule them for a future meeting. director, do you want to make comments now or do you want to include them in the director's report? director dick-endrizzi: i'll include them in the director's report. secretary schulmann: item 11 is the director's report. commissioners, you should have the report in front of you. to give you an update, so, for client surge at the small business assistance center, in 2009 in october, the assistance center serviced 118 clients and for october 2010 we serviced 239, which is a 50% increase. excuse me, it's a 100% increase. we also now have a youth works intern. some of you have met her, milan chung. i think this is her third week this week working in the office. she works 9 1/2 hours a week and we have

president yee riley: right. ok, we have a motion and a second. >> commissioners, i do have a question. there are one or two items -- you said you would be able to work with staff as things continue to develop, so i do not know if you want to make a second motion that as the legislation is moving through that if there are any changes to work with our staff. do you want to make that a separate motion? commissioner: absolutely. president yee riley: may get another motion. -- make it another motion. commissioner dooley: i will make a motion to continue to the recommendations as needed. president yee riley: ok, i have a motion. do i have a second? those in favor? all right, next item, please. commissioner dooley: thank you for coming in, yes. >> commissioners, we do not have a presenter for item five. we will hear that shortly, but we will go ahead in here item number 6, which is the discussion and possible action, this one to make recommendations to the public utilities commission on their proposed fog ordinance, wh

president yee riley: thank you. commissioners, item 15, president's report? and also attended another, and i was there, as well. we had a table there, a blues, and it was very interesting that jana was the one, and although we have six or seven people, they were very interested in what we have to offer, what we do for them and all of that, so i was standing in for a while to talk about what we can do from our department, so it was interesting, and people seemed to be very impressed that we would be there instead of just the vendors, so that was a good experience, and i liked it a lot, and the next one is the director and i met with the opportunity fund, and so, we talked about some of the programs that they offer, in the specified that they really work with small businesses that do not qualify to get a loan from the bank, in the interest rate is lower than a regular bank loan, and they can approve a loan within 48 hours, and they always stay ahead of the trends to find out what they need is for the small business. as you know, not long ago, dry cleaning had s

president yee riley: seeing none. >> commissioners, item number 20, adjournment. commissioner: second. >> the meeting is adjourned at 7:34 p.m. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go. >> what about if the tiebreaker was ranked above the seated one tie breaker? it was reserved for students that lived in the attendance area. i know it gets kind of confusing after a whil

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president yee riley: any more public comment? public comment is closed. next item, please. that is right. all right. any more discussion? we have a motion? commissioner dooley: i would like to make a motion to recommend approval to the board of supervisors on the zoning consistent street frontage control as they pertain to business districts. i would like to add a couple of commons for consideration. one would be to add that all formula retail would require cu.

president yee riley: any more public comment? public comment is closed. next item, please. that is right. all right. any more discussion? we have a motion? commissioner dooley: i would like to make a motion to recommend approval to the board of supervisors on the zoning consistent street frontage control as they pertain to business districts. i would like to add a couple of commons for consideration. one would be to add that all formula retail would require cu. setting a maximum square footage size before triggering a cu, so, and then, lastly, to consider requiring diversity of different sized storefronts in new projects in order to create a projects in order to create a finer grained texture to the

president yee riley: seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners, to make recommendations to the board of supervisors for frontage controls. this is an ordinance amending various parts of the san francisco planning code, detailed in the agenda. commissioners come in your package is the legislative digest along with the ordinance. today, we have a presenter. >> thank you. good evening, commissionaires. i am tom, the executive director, and we have been working with supervisor mirkarimi to put this ordinance together, and we had support from your earlier this year that looks at street frontage and districts that allowed mcs to use, so that was commercial districts in the city, the residential-commercial districts in the city, and so on, so on that ordinance, we said we would like to wherever possible foster this idea of a walkable, continuous street frontage, that create pedestrian interest, create safety, and they are commercial areas more link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c you could not reopen a new neighborhood commercial business, so the