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Next, a discussion on congress, courts and the socalled Administrative State at the annual Steamboat Springs Freedom Conference in colorado. All right. We are switching gears. We have a very compelling discussion coming up on what is in a way the Fourth Branch of government and that is the Administrative State that has such an impact on all of our lives and our businesses. The rise of the Administrative State, will the u. S. Be a democracy in the future or a nation ruled by the Administrative State . Our panel is going to come up in just a minute. Youre going to get a preview of tonights Tony Blankley Fellowship Award presentation because the moderator of the panel is one of our two new recipients of the blankley fellowship. He is the chief washington correspondent for the hill and hill tv. He is also a media fellow at the Hudson Institute in washington, d. C. , where he cohosts the realignment podcast. He previously served as White House Correspondent for the daily caller and Foreign
So, just to be clear, what youre saying is twoyear extension. And that twoyear mark, if think didnt make that twoyear mark, theyd have to come back to the Planning Commission . Correct. Correct. Within that interim period, theyd update the design, work with staff on the design and come back as an informational item. Are you asking specifically that it go to the commission or preservation staff . Preservation staff. Staff, yeah. I would, i would actually suggest that you make that a joint discussion. On the informational item . Maybe if i may, one possibility would be to ask that the Architectural Review Committee of the hpc redo it rather than a right, thank you, thats perfect. So, i would move that. Ill second it. Commissioner antonini. Im fine with the motion. Just the clarification that we would get an informational presentation with the architectural renderings once theyre agreed upon between project sponsor and hpc architectural and planning staff, i think, in conjunction. Im told
Apportioned building to a building that was right next to it on Mission Street. I thought that looked very, very well. Ive also been told this is a done deal by a lot of the people ive spoken to already. And id like to think that that is certainly not the case. And im hoping that you will reconsider and keep your approval of course to the original project okay, thank you, maam. Your time is up. And thank you. Thank you. Next speakers, if i called your name in addition, robert her and tom harte. President fong, commissioners, director ram, im here representing 45 fremont associates as they are the building directly to the north on fremont street, 350 mission. And our very acute problem is that we did not receive notice of this proceeding or that there was a contemplation an increase of 100 feet in height, six stories, 25 increase in the building adjacent to our building, and in particular, adjacent to our public plaza area. We respectfully request a postponement of a month so that we ca
Again, nominally slight change in the height of the building. This is the existing elevation of the building. This is the extended elevation. A rendering back to the building down fremont. And a view of the building down mission. In each case it shows the existing condition on the left and the proposed extrusion on the right. The building is unique in the sense that it sits directly across from the Transbay Center and weve looked at creating a really unique and public space at the lobby level, a 52foot lobby, which is focused on pedestrian use. This is a shot inside that shows the ability to move freely through the lobby and also some amphitheater type seating to support the retail. Thank you. Okay, thank you. Okay, opening it up to Public Comment. I have a few speaker cards. Rita alber. Gita vash. Paula [speaker not understood]. And daria venisee. Good afternoon, commissioners. Paula pratt low and gita had to leave. We are not familiar with your unique process, so, its been quite an e