Lot line on the west have grown vigorously and tower over the resident roofline. Heres a better shot. You can see the size of it right there with the roofline being be there. You you can see you get a feeling for size anyway of the trees. Their planned on the mini lot line which are adjacent to the private property and consequentially they peer over the rooflines. You can see right there the root systems have uplifted the walkway and a Building Foundation next door. Here we go a shot at the looking at the trees from the Resident Property wall right there and with the tops of those trees above the roofs they present greater sale areas. Their bound to have their tops blown out which means their toppings tops break off they can drop 20 feet or more from the tops and a can create enormous damage and injury. Looking at ahead those are the issues we see for the trees. Were the trees to remain there redwoods two through 5 will continue to grow in height and create additional issues the city w
Scott wiener the chair of the committee and to my right is jane kim who is the vice chair and to my left is david chiu. Our clerk today is lisa miller. I want to thank sfgtv for broadcasting todays hearing and specifically jessie and mark and those that cant sit in the room we have an over flow room. We have Public Comment cards at the front. If youre interested in speaking fill out a card and the item number that you want to make Public Comment. Madam clerk any announcements . Yes. Please silence all cell phones and pagers and all cards should be submitted to the clerk and will be on the agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you very much. Madam clerk can you call item one. Item one is an easement for pacific gas and electric in San Mateo County for 15,400. And john updike from the department of real estate will present. Good afternoon. So pg e is embarking on a safety plan that upgrades their lines. Several of those lines ran adjacent to our sf puc lands. There are some instances add
By two additions. The other one by charles more from the 1984 building by two additions. The other one by charles more from the late 1960s. Thank you, i also wanted to acknowledge that kma is here as well. They are the consultant for the success or agency. I want to let members of the board know also if they wanted to ask questions. There are three different analyze on the fiscal fees ability of this project. I just want to animal acknowledge that its very heart to predict that there is different ranges. I wanted to give the board an opportunity to ask questions if they like. Thank you colleagues. Any questions. I have a couple of questions that i would like from the Planning Department. We asked if there are civil mitigation nebs to reduce the Significant Impact of the project. One of the issues at the heart of this is around financial fees ability. More than any Development Projects in front of us that two sides of this issue has brought out a war of competing experts with regards to
For hayes valley and what they stand for, but the reality is that project where it stands impacts a Different Community than hayes valley. And the need for and the play on formula retail is not thank you, sir. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Commissioner sugaya. I was going to say that i seem to recall we had some approval a number of years ago which the director just mentioned. And i guess because of the expiration that will be cycling back to us at some point. Thank you. Next speaker, please. Good afternoon, commissioners. Kathrin howard, sf ocean head. Weve been 5678 indicating for the protection of golden gate park. Can we have the overhead, please . [speaker not understood]. This project will remove over 7 acres of grass and replace it with over 7 acres of artificial turf and add 150,000 watts of stadium lighting on 60 foot pole right next to ocean beach. [speaker not understood] came to San Francisco about a month ago. A friend took him out there and saw the area and h
The bayview redevelopment plan. Other recommendations are more tangible and can relate to Development Projects. This is where the consistency determination process comes into play. Those projects that involve medical uses of a certain size which collene touched on earlier would be subject to consistency determination. The consistency determination process will weigh the projects merits against these recommendations. The task force encouraged us to explore an incentive base system that would encourage the Health Care Infrastructure and facilitate projects that address the plans recommendations and guidelines without creating unintended negative land use consequences. This slide shows the possible outcomes of consistency determinations. First there is consistent and highly recommended for addressing critical need. A little bit of both terminology, we felt it really described what it would achieve. This determination could apply to projects that on balance address the guidelines identifie