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Discretionary authority that all bodies have in the city and county of San Francisco and that is in the admin code. That is where this commission derives its discretionary review authority powers. So, when you hear a dr and a Building Permit application youre relying on that section. Its the same section that the board of appeals relies upon when they are hearing a Building Permit as well. So, thats saying that you do not have the ability to exercise discretion, that you are authorized otherwise...

Of the illumination for signs and an informational presentation to be calendared within two months before the Planning Commission to review the lighting and Signage Program for the formula retail Financial Service facility. I thought it actually was to have when they have their plans. Maybe it will be in two months, but we actually want to see the their plans. I dont know if you want to put two months because i dont know [multiple voices] it could be calendared their signage plan is put together...

Indirectly illuminated wall signs of certain size. So, certainly this commission and the board of supervisors can adopt signage controls that are uniform and that reduce the size of the sign that may be allowed in that district. And do that fairly routinely, where there will be legislative matters brought before you where you establish sign controls. So, you still have the ability to establish sign controls. Its just the discretion which is the concern. And, so, obviously probably something the ...

And an informational presentation to be calendared within two months before the Planning Commission to review the lighting and Signage Program for the formula retail Financial Service facility. I thought it actually was to have when they have their plans. Maybe it will be in two months, but we actually want to see the their plans. I dont know if you want to put two months because i dont know [multiple voices] it could be calendared their signage plan is put together. And one other thing, mr. Ion...

As part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, a key pillar of Bidenomics, the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of State and Community Energy Programs recently awarded $30 million in clean energy funding through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) Program to 28 state, local and Tribal governments.

President Biden's Investing in America Agenda Provides Funding to 8 States, 13 Cities, 6 Counties, and one Tribal Nation to Deliver Clean Energy to Communities Across the Nation  . . .

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