Entitlements. They retained the features of the entitlements, and instead of providing 15 inclusionary housing on site, they are providing 100 affordable family sized Home Ownership housing. Appellant raised concerns about the change in ownership. Staff explained ownership has no bearing on the subdivision approvals. Supervisor cohen asked habitat if there were any common areas where the appellant could use to access for their own gardening. Supervisor avalos stated he had mediated a meeting between the opponent and habitat offered to build raised beds on the appellants property but the offer had been refused. With that the public hearing was closed and the board voted to deny the appeal. And then the board lastly voted on a final reading of the ordinance introduced by supervisor campos allowing personal service uses on the heard this and approved it at your november 29 meeting. There are two new pieces of legislation introduced this week coming your way. First was introduced by superv
The citys legislative body so you as the primary land use body you get to make a recommendation to themn is nonbinding, and the final vote will be at the board of supervisors whether to change that law or not. Commissioner antonini i just remember previous instances of us discussing these policies such as mergers and demolitions. Revised them over the last few years, and ive never heard of any appeals or any action by the board of supervisors on our policies in the past. I guess it doesnt mean they cant do it, but its kind of a change. Well get that history and im sure supervisor avalos would like to explain the impetus of the legislation at the hearing. Commissioner antonini thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon, commissioners, tim frye, department staff, here to share with you the results of yesterdays Historic Preservation commission hearing. There are two items that were on their calendar, that i think are noteworthy to share with you. One was the review and approval of an interpret