Housing parcels on block two and 54 of the Hunters Point at shipyard phase. I second that motion. The item has been made by commissioner scott, seconded by commissioner brackett. [roll call] thank you. The item is approved. These call the next item. The next order of business is item h, approving amendments to the Mission Bay South signage master plan to increase the limits of residential signage; decrease the clearance for fin signs; and to allow directional signage standards for residential and mixed use retail uses; an implementing action under the mission bay subsequent Environmental Impact report, a program eir; and adopting environmental findings pursuant to the California Environmental quality act. Discussion and action. Resolution number 182019. Madam director . Thank you to the chair. This item is an amendment to the minute master plan in term of increasing limits to both residential and commercial retail uses within commission base out for eat i turn it over to nikki henry to present on this item. Hello commissioners, i am a specialist with mission a project manager. The requested action before you day the requested action before you today is amendment to the Mission Bay South master plan. Inc. Using the limits of residential signage allowing directional signage standards for mixed retail uses and decreasing the clearance for fin sign. This allows me to reflect ability implementing and or. These are all update that allow, controls respond better to the architecture and uses. The Mission Bay Souths plan was adopted on june 27, 2,000 by the former agency commission. It has been amended twice. The first on march 17, 2015 to allow commercial signage above the height of the 280 freeway. The second on june five, 2018 establish comprehensive Signage Program for blocks 3922. The existing residential signage limit allow maximum of 20 square feet of sign area with no individual sign exceeding ten square feet on 34th streets. And a maximum of 15 where feet of sign area on other street with no individual signage to exceed five square feet. They do not allow longer building names to be effectively communicated. The proposed standards would allow a maximum of 50 square feet. Exceeding 15 square feet. The proposed standard creates more flexibility for current and future projects to successfully communicate the building identity. Mission bay, 119 affordable unit housing product is named after the late mayor lee. This rendering depicts the allowable signage under the existing standard where the building entrance is. You can see the whole name is not visible. This is the proposed signage. As you can see the full building name is shown in size balances of the architectural building. As Mission Bay South nears completion it is evident directional signage may be needed to guide people to their destination. The existing standard allows directional signs for commercial, industrial and hotel uses only. The proposed amendment would allow existing standard to be applied to retail and residential uses also. Here is an example example of directional signage. The proposed amendment would allow similar signage for mixed use retail and residential uses on a case to case basis area the fin sign clearance standard for all uses identified clearance minimum of 12 feet. This is constrained uses from implementing fin sign due to architectural details like setbacks and canopies. The proposed amendment would allow the height to decrease to 10 feet above the sidewalk to providing yeast flexibility. On the left is the 12 feet, on the right is the 12 feet. As you can see the two fit high clearance is minimal. They reviewed the proposed amendments at the may 9, 2019 meeting i recommended approval. The vote was seven in favor of one opposed the member opposed express the residential Square Footage signage limits should be higher. The proposed amendment are implementing action and required no further environmental review. I am here to answer any question that you have. Thank you, but we need to take Public Comments right now. Do we have any weaker cards . No speaker cards. You might as well just stay there. [laughter] we may have rations for you. Any commissioners have any questions or comments . No, i just saw it looks good to me. I dont know a whole lot about it, i looked at fin sign, can you ask wayne out a little bit more to me . Fin sign are a projecting sign on the face of the buildi building. Usually at a more pedestrian scale, something he see as youre walking by. Throughout mission bay we have many architectural detailing canopies and things. They come out a little lower, say a 12 feet. The requested action is increasing that up to ten. Thank you. Would you like to make a motion anyone . Yes. I will make the motion to approve the amendments for the mission they south signage plan which would increase the residential signage, and allow directional signage standards for residential and mixed use retail uses and implementing action on the Mission Based subsequent Environmental Impact report. Adopting environmental findings pursuant to the California Environmental quality act. Mission bay area which is resolution 182019. May i have a second . I second that motion. Commission members to please and not your vote when i call your name. [roll call] the matter is adopted. Thank you. Public comment . We have no speaker cards for this item. Any member of the public present interested in addressing the commission on any matter within it are stiction . Within it jurisdiction. The next order of business is item seven, report of the chair. I have no report. The next order of business as item eight, report of the executive director . Thank you, have a few. I just want to talk to a few item. Last october, the mayor launched opportunities for all program to address economic inequality by ensuring all people can participate in severances does driving economy. As such, i am pleased to announce as part of the program ocii has used working with us this summer. Three of them are here with us. [inaudible] they have been working on various projects within our finance and executive departments. I want to thank them. They complete their sessions at the end of this month. We are doing a celebration with them share our appreciation for the work they have done for the agency. Thank you. Congratulations. Thank you. I do want to note that back in june we had members from our team, the vice chair, participated in the National Association of minority contractors held as well as a local contractor. I think what we understand is that it was so well raised leaved that we have attendees talking about what we do in San Francisco as well as other jurisdictions. I want to commend you for taking the time for leaving that effort, as well. Since our last meeting, official meeting, we had a grand opening of 626 mission bay boulevard. Mayor breed and supervisor haney were there to celebrate the opening. 143 units. Ten cop holders anticipated. 150 children are living in the project, as well. I just wanted to share its always nice after going through the sole process. To actually have family to see them receiving it well is really good. And lastly, i know we share this back then. On june six, we lost a pillar in the Hunters Point community. I am sure im going to butcher the name which i am known for doing. He was an acting member, some Congressional Church in San Francisco ben and the bayview for over 59 years he has worked for the mta as well, he was former president of the Southeast Commission number. As well as the San Francisco chamber of commerce leadership for him. He also president of the board of Community Development center. A former member of the housing authority. Most recently a member of the Hunters Point shipyard. He was a community activist. He will be missed. I think we share that with the commission, i just wanted to make sure i shared that again, to extend his service area with that, i have nothing to add. I want to remind folks that the Community Session is tomorrow. I can send information with regard to ucsf and uc berkeley list and, they are not intending to produce a report. They are there to listen to the community, what they would like to be reflected in the report. It is more like a listening, not an interaction. That would be held at the site office at 6 30. There is a question by a member of the commission on the report . No area no. The next order of business is item nine jik, commissioners questions on matters area. On the report for the resolution, number 122019. I noticed on page 3 where it lists the Community Business organization, we are missing the excess sentence. It is in this report here, it is the resolution from item, lets see, right at the beginning, item b. The resolution, 122019. When you go, lets see, the attachment, and it talks about the hiring goals, number two, then it talks about agency, compliance on the next page. Then it lists we are missing the success. There definitely a part of that workforce and agreed upon by mr. Mr. Lee will follow up on that matter. Any other questions or matters . Commissioners . The next order of business is item ten, closed session. There are no closed session items. The next item is item 11, adjournment. The meeting is adjourned at 4 29 p. M. 29 p. M. Thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] todays performance and talent show. Public recreation has every bit of the talent and every bit of the heart and soul of anything that any families are paying ten times for. You were awesome. Clerk and both commissioner bonilla and anderson are on their way. Oh, first one is here. Okay. Super quick, if we could just get everyone to turnoff any soundproducing devices that would go over during the meeting. Also, we would ask that you take any secondary conversations outside so the meeting can proceed as efficiently as possible. If you speak today, we would request but not require that you fill out a speaker card. Commissioner buell, how many minutes three. Clerk you will have three minutes to speak. If you dont have the opportunity to speak on item 4 because it is for only 15 minutes, you may speak on item 12. Its continued from item 4. When you address your comments to the commission, please note that neither the commission nor staff will respond to any questions during Public Comment in order to allow equal time for all. The commission may ask questions of staff when Public Comment is closed. Last, if the firearm alarm goes off, you must exit the building in an ordinarily fashion. Please note that the elevators will return to the first floor and are not available for use. If you require an elevator, please make your way to the closest gathering area, which is in the mens rest room. Use the box. It will ring the fire department, and they will be able to assist you. I did receive a communication regarding the passing of an employee, doctor carlin. Dan was an enthusiastic team member who never lacked for a kind comment or word of encouragement. He made me feel welcome here immediately upon my arrival at this department and always sought to be helpful. Ive heard it said that dan is probably the few people we know who lived his life with vigor and had very few if any regrets. He was one of those people who could fit into any group and bring the fun do it. Almost everyone knew dan and dan certainly knew everyone. Living a great fun life was more important. He warned me about this on many occasions. Dan will be very much missed here in the carpentry shop where he spent time. So with that, i would ask that we adjourn the meeting today in his memory and turn it over that concludes my report. Clerk is there anyone who would like to make Public Comment under the president s report . Okay. Seeing none, this item is closed. Okay. We are now on item 3, the general managers report. Mr. President , commissioners, thank you for adjourning todays meeting in memory of dan. Dan was an extraordinary employee, part of our carpenter team. Dan was someone who had a smile that could light up a park, light up a room, light up a building. Incredible amount of love and invested an incredible amount of love and time for camp mather. About 1. 5 months ago, getting ready to open up for the season, dan led the charge to get it ready for the season. He worked up to 18 hours a day trying to get things done. And he did it with a smile because that was who he was. We spoke wi all i can say is that he will be missed and his memory will be a blessing for all of us. Turning over to more joyous topics, yesterday was play day. We were visited by over 1,000 kids, the large majority of which were our kids from the bayview, but we had kids from not just from our summer camps, but from nonprofits from all over the city who came for rides and games and activities. We opened up the pool. There was paddle boarded and kayaking and food paddle bore boards and kayaking and food and the pool. It couldnt do anything but put a smile on your face when it was there. So it was joyous, but seeing these kids outside, running around, being treated like kings and queens for a day was really something special. I want to thank lorraine banford who oversees these events every year, and it was really, really, really remarkable. Turning or moving from the bayview to the mission, i want to talk about ian chanka hall and its community garden. Presented by liveable city, the liveable awards honor individuals and institutions that have made contributions to San Franciscos liveability. The hall opened in june 2017. It brought much needed green space to a dense, diverse neighborhood that was searching for a welcoming communal space. It was literally a parking lot. A committed group of volunteers helped us to transform the Parks Community garden into an area representing neighbors from across the globe. The group hosts cultural events and grows produce often hard to find in local groceries. As you know, our Program Supports and manages a program of 40 Community Gardens and growing. We have a couple more on the horizon, where members can grow produce and cultivate ornamental plants for person use. Each is run by a committed group of volunteers. Moving back to the bayview, supervisor shaman walton joined local kids on a newly renovated Basketball Court for a game. Rec and park, as you know, has been making a significant investment in the southeast part of the city and specifically in district 10. I dont know over what period of time, but Capital Projects in district 10 right now total about 80 million, and the Operations Division alone has invested nearly 1 million in resurfacing projects in district 10. And since 2012, district 10 has received well over 40 million in philanthropy. So a lot of good things. Bayview playground, k. C. Jones is in the Construction Design phase. Youngblood coleman, you know quite a bit about india basin which is in the Concept Design phase, and a variety of other improvements beyond the court resurfacing projects are underway, so a lot of good things happening in the southeast sector of the city. All right. Lets turn to soccer. Fresh off the excitement of the u. S. National womens soccer teams stunning world cup victory in france earlier this month, we are proud to partner with street soccer u. S. A. And other agencies and nonprofits to bring two fields to the city for a summer of play. There are open field times for youth and adults. Theres organized team play. Anyone can use the courts, so for more information, visit our website at sfrecpark. Org. We move on to Golden Gate Park and stern road. We have the stern road festival. Outside lands comes to Golden Gate Park august 9 through 11, but now, through july 22, the San FranciscoBotanical Garden hosts its annual flowerpiano event, placing 12 pianos in some of the gardens most beautiful locations and inviting anyone to come and play whatever they want. This year, flowerpiano invites more people to play, more performances by professional musicians and special events for families including two new even time flower piano at sunset. Theres also been a piano sing along, free lessons, flower piano at night, including one this evening, and its where the garden is all lit up, and there are food trucks. Its really amazing. The 12 pianos are tucked away within the garden and are available for the public to play 9 00 a. M. To 6 00 p. M. Through july 22 except during select performances. If this piques your interest or youre interested, contact sfbg. Org. While were still in the summer, it is not too early to begin planning for fall. Registration for all begins online and at 15 select locations throughout the city. We have something fore everybody. You can log on to sfrecparks. Org to register. Next week, i and several others will be attending the greener park conference in denver. We hosted this conference in San Francisco in 2015 where well share the role of parks and Recreation Departments today. I will be involved in two sessions, one creating Family Friendly downtowns, where ill be discussing our work at Civic Center Plaza and best practices for driving equitiable investment in parks, were really proud to be taking such a prominent role in this conference, and we will certainly report back next month. All right. We do have a brief bit of recognition before we c