Minutes
of Meeting
&
Calendar
Commission
Chambers - Room 400
City Hall,
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
Thursday,
April 12, 2001
1:30 PM
Regular
Meeting
PRESENT: Theoharis; Baltimore;
Chinchilla; Salinas
ABSENT:
Fay, Joe
THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER
BY PRESIDENT THEOHARS AT 1:37 P.M.
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE:
Gerald G. Green – Director of Planning; Larry Badiner – Zoning Administrator;
Rana Ahmadi; Judy Martin; Rick Crawford; Lisa Gibson; Mathew Snyder; Dan
DiBartolo; Dan Sider; Nora Priego – Transcription Secretary; Linda D. Avery
– Commission Secretary
A. ITEMS
PROPOSED FOR CONTINUANCE
1.
2001.0035E
(BUFORD: 558-5973)
ISSUANCE
OF TAXI MEDALLIONS – CITYWIDE - Appeal of Preliminary Negative Declaration.
The San Francisco Taxi Commission,
City and County of San Francisco, proposes to issue approximately 500 additional
taxi permits ("medallions"). After implementation of the project,
the number of taxi permits available in the City would increase from 1,381
to 1,881, an increase of approximately 36%. New permits may be issued if supported by a
finding that additional permits are required to meet the public convenience
and necessity. Once issued, the
permits would result in 500 additional taxis in use. Operation of taxis
in the City limits is subject to regulation and review by the San Francisco
Taxi Commission. Proposition K,
a 1978 initiative ordinance governing the operation of taxis in the City,
requires that the permits, once issued, be operated continuously.
Recommendation:
Uphold Preliminary Negative Declaration
(Proposed
for continuance to April 19, 2001)
ACTION: Continued as proposed
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
2. 2000.1061E
(WYCKO: 558-5972)
400 Paul Avenue
- bounded by Paul Avenue, Third Street, Bayshore
Boulevard and railroad spur track, Lot 14 of Assessor's Block 5431A.
The proposal is an Appeal of a Preliminary Negative Declaration
for the demolition of an existing, 40 foot high warehouse/distribution
building, which totals approximately 89,400 gross square feet to be replaced
by a newly constructed 65-foot high structure with 339,300 gross square
feet of space for Internet and telecommunication equipment and 155 off-street
parking spaces. The proposed facilities would be warehouses for telecommunication
switches and operational equipment that provides data services to Internet
users. The proposed project is an allowed use within M-1 District and is
situated within an Industrial Protection Zone.
Preliminary Recommendation: Uphold Preliminary Negative Declaration
(Continued from Regular Meeting of March 22,
2001)
(Proposed for continuance to April 26, 2001)
ACTION: Continued as proposed
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
3. 2000.1061C
(MARTIN: 558-6616)
400 PAUL AVENUE - north side between Third Street and Bayshore Boulevard, Lot
014 in Assessor’s Block 5431A. Request
for a Conditional-Use Authorization to demolish an existing industrial building
which has not been vacant for more than 15 months, in an M-1 (Light Industrial)
Zoning District and the Industrial Protection Zone, per Planning Commission
Resolution No. 14861 and a 65-J Height and Bulk District.
Preliminary Recommendation: Pending
(Continued
from Regular Meeting of March 22, 2001)
(Proposed
for continuance to April 26, 2001)
ACTION: Continued as proposed
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
4. 2000.1058E
(DEAN: 558-5980)
1598 DOLORES STREET - located at the northwest corner of Dolores
and 29th Streets; Assessor's Block 6618; Lots 7,
9, 38. Appeal of a Preliminary Negative Declaration. The proposed construction consists of two, four story residential
buildings with a total of 13 units (two of which would be affordable units)
and demolition of an existing two-story mortuary building.
The project would provide 13 off-street parking spaces.
The proposed project site is 10,500 sq. ft. and is located in the
NC-1 (Neighborhood Commercial Cluster) District.
The project would require Conditional-Use Authorization by the City
Planning Commission.
Preliminary Recommendation: Uphold
Negative Declaration
(Continued from Regular Meeting of March 1, 2001)
(Proposed for continuance
to May 10, 2001)
ACTION: Continued as proposed
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
5 2000.1058C
(TAM: 558-6325)
1598 DOLORES STREET - northwest corner of Dolores
and 29th Streets; Lot 7, 9, and 38 in Assessor's Block 6618 - Request
for a Conditional Use Authorization to develop on a lot greater than 5,000
square feet in size, pursuant to Planning Code Section 710.11, in an NC-1
(Neighborhood Commercial, Cluster) District and a 40-X Height and Bulk District.
The proposal is to demolish an existing two-story mortuary building
and to construct two, four-story residential buildings with a total of 13
units (two of which would be affordable units) and 13 parking spaces.
The buildings would be 40 feet high with an additional three-foot
high parapet.
Preliminary Recommendation: Pending
(Proposed
for continuance to May 10, 2001)
ACTION: Continued as proposed
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
6.
2000.1324C
(LI: 558-6396)
511-529
HAYES STREET - south side between Octavia
and Laguna Streets; Lot 031 in Assessor’s Block 0818. Request for Conditional-Use Authorization pursuant to Section 720.53
of the Planning Code to establish a Business/Professional Service within
the Hayes-Gough Neighborhood Commercial District and a 50-X Height and Bulk
District. The proposal is to allow
Red Wagon, an advertising and graphic design firm, to legalize its presence
on the ground floor of the existing building.
Preliminary
Recommendation: Dissaproval
PROJECT WITHDRAWN (Proposed for
Continuance to May 3, 2001)
ACTION: Continued as amended
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
B. COMMISSIONERS'
QUESTIONS AND MATTERS
7.
Consideration of adoption - draft
minutes of March 8, 2001
8.
.
ACTION: Approved
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay, Joe
8. Commission Matters
Theoharis: Remind staff that when there are projects that require input from other
departments that a representative from those departments attend the
hearing.
C. DIRECTOR'S REPORT
9. Director's Announcements
-
Zoning Administrator is on
vacation
10. Review of Past Week's Events at the Board
of Supervisors and Board of Appeals
BOA: No meeting this
week
BOS: - Announced last week the items that were
of relevancy.
- Land Use Committee is holding
their meeting as we speak – Planning Department is being represented regarding
three calendar items
-
D. REGULAR CALENDAR
11. 2000.173E
(AHMADI: 558-5966)
500 FRANCISCO STREET,
NORTH BEACH HOPE IV HOUSING REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT - Public Hearing
on a Draft Environmental Impact Report. The project site is located
on Assessor's Block 42, Lot 1 and Assessor's Block 43, Lot 1 in a RM-3 Zoning
District and a 40-X Height and Bulk District under the San Francisco Planning
Code. The project is the demolition
of 13 three-story buildings containing 229 units of rental public housing
units and child care facilities for 38 children, and construction of 14
three- to four-story buildings with 360 units of affordable housing, neighborhood
serving ground floor retail and commercial office space, child care facilities
for 38 children, and one level of below-grade parking in the Fisherman's
Wharf area. The 360 units would
include 229 units of rental public housing, and 131 units of rental affordable
housing of which 48 would be designated for senior housing. The site is approximately 200,000 square feet,
bordered by Bay Street, Francisco Street, Mason Street and Columbus Avenue.
The project would require a Conditional Use Approval from the Planning Commission
to permit Planned Unit Development under Sections 303 and 304 of the Planning
Code. The project would provide
404 independently accessible parking spaces. Public comment period on the Draft Environmental Impact Report
is March 10, 2001, to April 17, 2001.
Preliminary Recommendation: Public hearing only.
No Action Required
SPEAKER (S):
(-) Roger Brannan
-
Spoke regarding 500 Francisco Street
-
This project is right at the site
of the Cable Car turning point
-
Low rent district is next to the
tourist hotel
-
This was never popular with African
Americans
-
Discriminated against families with
children
-
Existing property can be preserve
for low rent uses
ACTION: Meeting held. No Action Required. Written comments will be accepted until close
of business on 4/17/01.
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
12. 2000.1251C
(MARTIN: 558-6616)
2990
- 24th STREET - northeast corner of Harrison Street; Lot 40 in Assessor’s
Block 4206. Request for Conditional
Use Authorization under Section 727.42 of the Planning Code to allow a full
service restaurant in the 24th Street Mission Neighborhood Commercial District,
the Mission Alcoholic Beverage Special Use Sub district and a 40-X Height
and Bulk District.
Preliminary Recommendation: Approval with Conditions
SPEAKER (S):
(+) Andrew Murphy, Project
Sponsor
-
Described the project
(+) Cynthia Bastidas
-
Spoke about the application
-
Proposed use is necessary and desirable
to be comparable with the rest of the neighborhood
-
This is a full Salvadorian/Mexican
food restaurant
-
Most clients are local residents
and families from the neighborhood
-
Employs people from the neighborhood
-
Proposed use will contribute to
safety, security and general welfare of the neighborhood
- This restaurant is an important
business presence in the 24th Street Corridor
-
Encouraged Commission to approve
the extension of hours of operation
(+) Vilma Castellanos
-
This project is necessary for the
neighborhood
(+) Malvin Cordovas
-
Satisfied with the services they
provide to the community in general
ACTION: Approved as amended: Hours of operation are from 7:30 am to 10:00
pm every day of the
week
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
13. 2000.613EXCK
(GIBSON; 558-5993)
425
BATTERY STREET (aka 418 CLAY STREET) (BATTERY STREET HOTEL) - west side between
Merchant and Clay Streets; Assessor’s Block 206, Lots 3, 4, and 5. Certification of the Final Environmental
Impact Report (EIR) prepared for the demolition of three existing structures
at 425-27 Battery Street and 418 Clay Street, and construction of a new
11 story mixed use building on a 14,025 square foot site in downtown San
Francisco. The new building analyzed
in the EIR would include about 17,700 square feet of retail space, and up
to 348 hotel rooms. The hotel, called
Club Quarters, would be a private business hotel for exclusive use of member
organizations. Off-street loading
would be accessed from Merchant Street.
No off-street parking would be provided on site.
Please Note: The public hearing on
the Draft EIR is closed. The public
comment period for the Draft EIR ended on February 15, 2001. The Planning
Commission does not conduct public review of Final EIRs. Public comments on the certification only may
be presented to the Planning Commission.
Preliminary
Recommendation: Certify EIR
SPEAKER (S):
(-) Roger Brannan
- Do not certify the EIR
ACTION: EIR Certified
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
MOTION NO. 16138
14.
2000.613XC
(CRAWFORD: 558-6358)
425 BATTERY STREET (aka 418 CLAY STREET) (BATTERY STREET HOTEL) - Assessor’s Block 206 Lots 003, 004, 005, west side of Battery Street between
Clay Street and Merchant Street. Request
under Planning Code Section 309 (Downtown Code) for Determination of Compliance,
and for exceptions as provided under Section 309.a to (1) allow no tour
bus loading space where one such space is required and to (2) allow no setback
from the interior property lines above the 90 foot building base where a
15 foot setback is required. This project lies within a C-3-O (Downtown, Office) District and
within a 200-S Height and Bulk District.
The project will demolish three existing mixed-use office/retail
buildings and construct an eleven-story hotel with up to 348 rooms and ground
floor retail.
Preliminary Recommendation:
Approval with conditions
SPEAKER(S):
-
Responded to some of the questions
regarding open space
(+) Clark Manus, Project Architect
-
Gave a general presentation of the
project and addressed the issue of open space
(+) Patricia Vaughey
-
This is some of the best architecture
she's ever seen in San Francisco
ACTION: Approve with conditions as proposed
AYES:
Theoharis, Salinas, Baltimore
NAYES: Chinchilla
ABSENT: Fay
and Joe
RESULT: The motion failed
to carry.
ACTION: Public hearing closed. Continued to 4/26/01
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
15.
2000.277XC
(CRAWFORD: 558-6358)
425-427
BATTERY STREET (aka 418 CLAY STREET) (BATTERY STREET HOTEL) - Assessor’s Block 206 Lots 003, 004, 005, west side of Battery
Street between Clay Street and Merchant Street. Request under Planning Code Section 219.b.ii for a hotel with up
to 348 rooms. This project lies
within a C-3-O (Downtown, Office) District and within a 200-S Height and
Bulk District. The project will
demolish three existing mixed-use office/retail buildings and construct
an eleven-story hotel with up to 348 rooms and ground floor retail.
Preliminary Recommendation:
Approval with conditions
SPEAKER(S): Same as
those listed in item 14
ACTION: Public hearing closed. Continued to
4/26/01
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
16. 2000.743C
(CABREROS: 558-6169)
2098 LOMBARD STREET, northeast
corner of Lombard and Fillmore Streets in Lot 013 in Assessor’s Block 0492.
Request for Conditional Use Authorization under Planning Code Section
712.21 for non-residential use size exceeding 6,000 square feet and Section
712.59 for automotive repair use located on the ground floor within an NC-3
(Moderate-scale Neighborhood Commercial) District and a 40-X Height and
Bulk District. The proposal is for San Francisco Honda to
make tenant improvements to a newly constructed building (6,252 gross square
feet) for automotive repair use with an occupied floor area of 4,975 square
feet.
Preliminary Recommendation: Approval
with conditions
SPEAKER(S):
(+) Steve
Vettel
-
This is a proposal for a neighborhood repair facility
-
There will be 10 technicians at this location
-
San Francisco Honda's main facility at 10 Van Ness Avenue will remain there;
this will be a satellite facility.
-
There is a similar satellite facility at 9th Avenue in the Sunset
District that is well received by the neighborhood
-
This is an ideal location
-
It never has been or probably never will be a purely pedestrian oriented
pedestrian
-
Prior use of the site was an auto repair. However, it was not an enclosed facility. Instead, it was a small gas station surrounding
by a parking lot
(+) Patricia Vaughey
-
This neighborhood has lost all the repair shops
-
This is the best use under the circumstances for this location
-
This is in asset to the neighborhood
-
The majority of the adjacent neighbors are in favor of it
(+) Erick Bianco,
Hogan, Bianco & Sullivan Funeral
Home
- Supports the project
ACTION: Approved as amended
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
MOTION
NO. 16139
At Approximately 3:40 p.m. the Planning Commission convened
into a Special Discretionary Review (DR) Hearing to hear and act on Discretionary
Review matters.
17. 2001.0194D
(CRAWFORD: 558-6358)
999 GREEN STREET - between Taylor and
Jones Streets, Lot 029 in Assessor's Block 0127, Request for Discretionary
Review of Building Permit Application No. 2000/09/15/0634, proposing to
convert a 106 unit building to a 105 unit building in an RM-2 (Residential,
Mixed, Moderate Density) District and a 40-X Height and Bulk District. Specifically the proposal will merge two dwelling
units into one on the 29th floor. No
exterior alterations are proposed.
Preliminary Recommendation: Do not take Discretionary
Review, and approve the project as proposed.
SPEAKER(S):
(+) Kim Albany,
representing project sponsor
-
There is no need for the discretionary review
-
Sent the 311 notification and there were no objections to the project
ACTION: Take DR and disapprove
AYES: Theoharis, Chinchilla, Salinas
NAYES: Baltimore
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
RESULT: The motion failed to carry.
ACTION: Continued at the call of the Chair to
4/19/01
AYES: Theoharis, Chinchilla, Salinas
NAYES: Baltimore
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
18. 2000.1193D
(M. SNYDER: 575-6891)
1250 MISSOURI STREET - west side, between
25th and Cesar Chavez Streets, Lots 14, 15 and 16 in Assessor's Block 4287.
Request for Discretionary Review of Building Permit No. 9820408, proposing
to construct an approximately 53,000 gross square foot light industrial
building, in a M-1 (Light Industrial) District, a 65-J Height and Bulk District,
and an Industrial Protection Zone.
Preliminary Recommendation: Do not take Discretionary
Review and approve the project as proposed.
SPEAKER(S):
(-) Sue Hestor
-
This is an unusual site
-
It is one of the largest parking lots in the City
-
Another problems with this project is the layout of the units
-
We are recycling live/work plans and creating inaccessible commercial uses
by policy if we allow this
-
Planning Commission has the responsibility of saying is this viable? Is
this real? Or are people trying to fool us all?
-
This case should be continued and ask for some accessibility input
-
Every unit on this mezzanine is inaccessible
(-) Dick Millett,
Potrero Boosters Neighborhood Association
-
This building was presented to him as a live/work project a couple of years
ago, and I definitely told them that no way we would support it.
-
This was an IPZ
-
It is on a very unimproved street. Are
they going to improve it all the way from Cesar Chavez to the site? Or are
they just going to improve half of the street?
-
Traffic for the taxi cabs is going to be horrendous
-
This is a dead end street and can never be connected with other streets
because it dies into the bank of the 25th - 26th Street
hill.
-
There are no future methods proposed of connecting this street with any
other street
(+) Jim Ruben
-
This is a project that truly has been chasing something of a moving target
-
When it was purchased in 1988 it was probably not located in an area that
was a center of things to begin with. One
would hope that the market would have caught up with this land. It didn't and as you know, the market has changed
dramatically
-
We are here to get an approval for something that is not a live/work.
It can't be a live/work. It can be small units for industrial use
-
There is a minor encroachment permit already achieved. They will improve the street.
-
Accessibility is no longer an issue
-
Lockers and shower areas have been added
(+) Nathan Graham,
President Yelow Cab Cooperative
-
The street is indeed in need of improvement
-
Looking forward for something to be built in that location
(+) Tom Lewis
-
Developed his own property in 1977 and completed in 1979
-
In favor on anything that solves the vacancy of the proposed location
-
This proposed structure is the best use of this property and is consistent
with the business and structures of the neighborhood
(+) Joe O'Donoghue
-
Finds it ironic that this is not a developer. This is a woman that had never (developed) anything in her entire
life. She is the owner of a market
-
She changed the plans 3 times
-
This is an industrial/commercial building
ACTION: Did not take discretionary review and
approved the project as proposed
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
19. 2000.375D
(M. SNYDER: 575-6891)
705 UTAH STREET - a landlocked parcel
bordered by parcels facing 19th Street to its north, and San Bruno Avenue
to its east, Lot 14 in Assessor's Block 4076.
Request for Discretionary Review of Building Permit No. 2000/02/17/2203,
proposing to construct a two-unit residential building on a vacant lot,
in an RH-2 (Residential, House, Two-Family) District and a 40-X Height and
Bulk District.
Preliminary Recommendation: Take Discretionary
Review and approve the project with modifications.
SPEAKERS: None
ACTION: Without hearing, continued to 5/24/01
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
20. 2000.360D
(M. SNYDER: 575-6891)
2311 - 19TH STREET - south side between
San Bruno Avenue and Highway 101, Lot 18 in Assessor's Block 4076. Request
for Discretionary Review of Building Permit No. 2000/02/29/3109 and Demolition
Permit No. 2000/02/29/3108, proposing to demolish the existing single-family
house and construct a new two-unit building, in an RH-2 (Residential, House,
Two-Family) District and a 40-X Height and Bulk District.
Preliminary Recommendation: Do not take Discretionary
Review and approve the project as proposed.
SPEAKERS: None
ACTION: Without hearing, continued to 5/24/01
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
21. 2001.006DD
(DiBARTOLO: 558-6291)
835 LOMBARD STREET - south side of the street between Taylor and Jones Streets, Lot 020 in Assessor’s
Block 0073. Request for Discretionary
Review of Building Permit Application No. 2000/07/13/5089S. The subject
property contains one structure, a portion of which extends into the required
rear yard. The proposal consists of two components: (1) to construct a new
425 square foot rear addition on the fourth floor, within the permitted
buildable area, and (2) to remove the gable roof, creating a flat roof and
deck atop the noncomplying portion of the structure at the rear of the subject
property. The height of the roof
with proposed deck, on the non-complying portion of the building, will be
reduced from 20’-4" to 18’. The site is in an RM-1 (Residential, Mixed,
Low Density) District and a 40-X Height and Bulk District.
Preliminary Recommendation: Do not take Discretionary Review and
approve the building permit application with modifications as submitted.
(Continued
from Regular Meeting of April 5, 2001)
SPEKEAR(S):
(-) Rick Sears,
Representing DR requestor
-
They are 3 different buildings built at various times
-
The proposed space where they want to build now is the only portion left
for open space
-
It will block the light from his windows
-
They should be in the front of the house, instead of the proposed site
(-) Ms. Alioto, Discretionary
Review Requestor (Mr. Rick Sears spoke on her behalf)
-
Lived in her property for 80 years
-
Proposed project would block her bedroom light
-
In 1970 they proposed to build a fence around and they were disapproved
-
Clearly if they were denied to build just a fence, why would they be allowed
to build a building there?
-
This area was purposely left open
-
Urged them to consider an alternative location
-
Would like to stress that there has not been any effort to compromise
(-) Adam Ng
-
There will be a severe blockage of view
-
Constructing in the front of the property is a viable alternative
(-) Maria Ho
-
Do not approve the project
(-) Deborah Ng
-
Lack of light in her parents house would worsen their health
-
Should be considerate to the neighbors and build in the front of the building
(-) Betty Ng
-
This structure will impact their property immensely
-
They should compromise by building in the front
-
Everyone involved is elderly
-
We do not oppose her building, but she should do it where she does not
affect her neighbors
(+) John Lau, Project
Architect
-
Property owner is also an elderly sick person
-
Impact to the neighbors is not as drastic as they are describing it
ACTION: Take Discretionary Review and disapprove
the project
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
22.
2001.0095D
(SIDER: 558-6697)
740 VERMONT STREET - northwest corner of 20th
Street, Lot 016 in Assessor's Block 4075. Request for Discretionary Review
of Building Permit Application No. 2000.10.05.2384 proposing to construct
a vertical addition to a single-family dwelling in an RH-2 (Residential,
House, Two-Family) District and a 40-X Height and Bulk District.
Preliminary recommendation: Do not take Discretionary Review and approve
the project as proposed.
SPEAKER (S):
(-) Erick
Limesider, representing Discretionary Review Requestor
-
Owner of this property had lived in this house for more than 50 years
-
Mr. Benezini, totally disabled, spent a good deal of his time in the house,
particularly in the kitchen
-
The kitchen window that we are concerned with, is the only source of natural
light penetrating the house on that side.
-
The proposed development would cut all the light off
-
This would be a major impact on the availability of natural light
-
Onother issue is the change of structure of the windows on 740 Vermont,
overlooking the back yard at 734 Vermont
-
There is an increase of approximately five windows to about 8, or 6 to
9
-
If this project goes thru, the people at 740 Vermont would have a panoramic
view into the back yard of the Benzene's residence
-
There will not be any privacy
(-) Edward Ross
-
This is morally wrong
-
Urged Commission to disapprove project
(+) Joyce
Book, Project Sponsor
-
Needs to take care of this issue because of her grandmother's illness
-
There is plenty of light coming into the building next to hers
-
Windows are being reduced
-
They have an illegal deck
-
In regard to the illegal window: It
is cut in between two other buildings
-
They can see thru to my house from their deck
-
They are continuously building in the back of their house illegally
-
Plans showed we had moved windows away from their home, reducing these
windows in order to preserve my privacy
(+) Dick Millett
-
Neighborhood has been very supportive
-
Will make a big contribution to the neighborhood
(+) Joann Anthony
-
Lived in the area for 16 years
-
It will be an assets to the neighborhood
-
Supports project
(+) Carl Boffen,
Contractor for the project
-
Changed plans about 3 times
-
There are other forms of natural light coming from the back in the neighbor's
house
ACTION: Do not take Discretionary Review and
approve project
AYES: Theoharis, Baltimore, Chinchilla,
Salinas
ABSENT: Fay and Joe
F. PUBLIC COMMENT
At this time, members of the public may address
the Commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject
matter jurisdiction of the Commission except agenda items. With respect to agenda items, your opportunity
to address the Commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the
meeting with one exception. When
the agenda item has already been reviewed in a public hearing at which members
of the public were allowed to testify and the Commission has closed the
public hearing, your opportunity to address the Commission must be exercised
during the Public Comment portion of the Calendar.
Each member of the public may address the Commission for up to three
minutes.
The Brown Act forbids a commission from taking
action or discussing any item not appearing on the posted agenda, including
those items raised at public comment. In
response to public comment, the commission is limited to:
(1) Responding to statements made or questions posed by members of the
public; or
(2) Requesting staff to report back on a matter at a subsequent meeting;
or
(3) Directing staff to place the item on a future agenda. (Government Code Section 54954.2(a))
SPEAKERS: None
Adjournment: 5:40
THE DRAFT MINUTES WERE PROPOSED FOR ADOPTION AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF
THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON THURSDAY, June 7, 2001.
SPEAKERS: None
ACTION: Approved
AYES: Chinchilla, Fay,
Joe, Lim, and Theoharis
ABSENT: Baltimore and Salinas
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