this time. (roll call). first on the agenda is general public conduct. the general public may address the commission except agenda items. the opportunity will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. you may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have one speaker card. we will start with georgia. good afternoon. thank you. i have learned that your survey is on the three year timetable, not two. i am here today because i want to refer to the mary brown sunset study. her recommendation on page 118, which is conduct a focused evaluation survey of battle front mediterranean houses in the sun set district. there were few examples of this type of property in the survey area, it is the most commonly and uniform constructed style in the mid 1920s. by 1931 that style was gone. i have a particular interest in that because, one, i live across the street from an original from 1927. i think that statement from her study has application for the eastern neighborho
good afternoon. thank you. i have learned that your survey is on the three year timetable, not two. i am here today because i want to refer to the mary brown sunset study. her recommendation on page 118, which is conduct a focused evaluation survey of battle front mediterranean houses in the sun set district. there were few examples of this type of property in the survey area, it is the most commonly and uniform constructed style in the mid 1920s. by 1931 that style was gone. i have a particular interest in that because, one, i live across the street from an original from 1927. i think that statement from her study has application for the eastern neighborhoods as you go forward with your survey. i hope it is considered. mediterranean revival is predominant per the page report for certain and maybe in other neighborhoods. particularly, the battle front style is unique because it was just built in the very narrow window of time, and like the whole revival is a unique style to
general public conduct. the general public may address the commission except agenda items. the opportunity will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. you may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have one speaker card. we will start with georgia. good afternoon. thank you. i have learned that your survey is on the three year timetable, not two. i am here today because i want to refer to the mary brown sunset study. her recommendation on page 118, which is conduct a focused evaluation survey of battle front mediterranean houses in the sun set district. there were few examples of this type of property in the survey area, it is the most commonly and uniform constructed style in the mid 1920s. by 1931 that style was gone. i have a particular interest in that because, one, i live across the street from an original from 1927. i think that statement from her study has application for the eastern neighborhoods as you go forward with your survey. i hope it
foundation had its annual grantee awards given on the 28th of last month at carl auditorium. and just to give you a baseline, from 2004 to last year the foundation is awarded over $12 million to csfgh for the innovative grants. what this particularly special is we had a unique outstanding speaker who spoke to our staff, awardees, etcetera, why he love san francisco in general and love this grate city and gave great city and gave a great presentation and was had an exception well done presentation and we want to thank him on behalf of the san francisco foundation and board and a member who serves on the awards committee and etcetera. this takes place once a year where it s at candle stick park i mean at&t and this year at pier 48. again the monies go to support critical integrative programs and it was just an extremely we gave almost $600,000 to i believe 30 projects funded for this year. we want to thank the foundation and all the awardees for a job well done and also o
commission, and bernie kerns, senior inspector with the department of building inspector. the rules of presentation are as follows: people affiliated with the parties must include their comments within the seven or three-minute periods. members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have three minutes to speak on rebuttal. you are asked but not required to submit a speaker card or business card to staff when you come up to speak. speaker cards on are the left side of the podium. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing, the board rules or rule schedules, please speak to the staff on a break or call or visit the board office. we are located at 1650 mission street, room 304. this program is broadcast on sfgov tv, channel 38, and rebroadcast on fridays. now we will swear in or affirm all those who intend to testify. please note that any member of the public may testify without taking an oath pursuant to rights under the sunshine ordinance. if you wish to