i'm the adjacent neighbor at 444 greenwich. i'm also a design professional and design custom homes all over. i have a lot of expertise in this matter. a little history on this property and my property. i purchased my home roughly 3 1/2 years ago. it was in dire need, everything needed to be replaced. the first thing that we did was to reach out to the neighbors and the telegraph hill dwellers and understand the neighborhood and the intent of the neighborhood and how -- how things work. and what people's expectations were. based on that, i worked backwards. as the -- as a result, i maintained the integrity of the home. 1908. we kept the entire building envelope intact. we didn't go up or out. we worked within our envelope to preserve the height to our neighbors, including the neighbor next to us who is proposing push out. 18 months ago we completed the renovation. the photos i prepared illustrate that. my problem here is a proposal -- i looked at item 10, there was an impact. this is a significant impact, much more than that. we

commissioners, you are now on item 12, 41653 grand avenue, also known as 501 greenwich street. >> good evening. before you is a discretionary review request regarding a proposed t-mobile telecommunications facility that would consist of an antenna shredded in sideway --inside a faux vent pipe mounted on the rooftop of the subject building. it would be set back from the edge of the building. the equipment cabinets would be mounted to the wall of an existing penthouse on the northeast corner of the building. this is defined in individual letters of determination. the microwireless and cannot is considered an accessory used in a commercial district. it requires planning code modification. macro sites require conditional use authorizations in residential and commercial districts. during the 311 notification project -- a process, a ddr was received from telegraph hill residents. they cited concerns regarding blockage of views. there are concerns regarding the upgrades to the site. during and after the notification, staff received phone calls and e-mails from neighbors in support and opposit

what they're doing, they're moving closer toward greenwich street. >> okay. >> commissioner moore? >> i would -- i would actually -- i would very much follow commissioner sugaya -- really thoughtful taking apart the pieces. i would also agree similar to many other recent cases that the minimum setback, the minimum setback would be 15 feet plus. because it really shouldn't be -- leaving the demonstration as is, it will be -- a recall on the building with the total presentation is more french country than anything else. what i like to ask the architect. can you come up to the podium please. do you practice in san francisco? >> yes. >> the difficult thing for us is a comment -- we like to see the existing conditions and the proposed building. the vertical, and going back and forth, and the minor comments for you. commissioner moore: i'm concerned for fire code and the commissioner moore: i'm concerned for fire code and the side roof privacy that this deck really should be pulled back from tipping on -- sitting on the property line. 6400 for roof deck. you got to have a large number of

as a t-mobile customer, i work directly across the street at 491 greenwich, the opposite corner. i have been a t-mobile customer for five years and never experienced gaps in service or dropped calls in that time, even in the back of our gallery. i would love it if you voted to deny an accessory use permit for this site. thank you for listening. president olague: thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. welcome, mr. fong. you are new to me. commissioner miguel, i was blown away by your remarks about the industry being confused and disorganized. i think they are also apprehensive. there are three applications before you, but one has been postponed and one has been withdrawn. commissioner moore, once again you have hit the nail on the head. we are way behind other countries in the way they handle cell phone technology.

>> well, i noticed that the honorable member of greenwich couldn't keep a straight face when back in labour's candidate for mayor. but i have to say the honorable member for greenwich can't speak for the for the olympics then this is going to do be a problem and this is going to be a great festival and something who comes our country and those i look forward with mayor julian barstrom >> hundreds of people will arrive britain for the britain's super fast broadband in and how we'll get the rest of the county connected in the years ahead. what message would he give to did get about the government's commitment to rural broadband. >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. we have made a big commitment to this, 530 million pounds going into this broadband investment. and it is absolutely vital particularly for rural parts of the country because we do not want them to be cut off from the information super highway. so i hope my honorable friend will be advising them about super fast broadband, the business creation and job creation it can mean for right across this country. >> ed miliband

you are now on item 13, a case 2,010.0758d, for 454 greenwich street. president olague: i do not know if staff is here for this item. we will take a five minute recess while we are waiting for staff. that is probably the case. >> the commission is taking a five minute recess.

t-mobile identified a specific gap in coverage in the area surrounding grand avenue and greenwich street. these coverage maps were created using drive-test data gathered and compiled in the next few years. -- in the last few years. it reveals a large coverage gap in the neighborhood. t-mobile also received more than 40 miles from customers complaining about a lack of service in the area and demanding improvement. we have also received more than 400 petition signatures from residents, merchants, and visitors to north beach who support this project, and ask the commission to approve it as proposed. i believe a number of those supporters are here to speak today on behalf of the project. in identifying the coverage gap, we set out to find the least intrusive means of filling that gap. the alternative site analysis in your packet identifies alternative sites, but also discusses why it was not feasible for a number of reasons. none of these alternatives were found to be less interested than what we proposed at this location. ultimately, t-mobile proposed to install a small micro-facility. it i

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week before he left for argentina, bobby and the author of this book had dinner at the cedar tavern in greenwich village hanging out with artists and abstract expressionists in one of bodies favorite eating places. the night we were there, jackson pollock and franz kline were having a conversation of the our come and andy warhol and john cage dined at a nearby table. not that bobby noticed. he just liked the food the restaurant served. it was a shepherd's pie kind of place, and the anonymity that came from sitting among the people who preferred gawking at art celebrities rather than taking note at chess prodigies. we slid into the third booth from the bar and ordered bottles of beer, brown for bobby and heineken for me. the waitress didn't question bodies age even though he had just turned 17 and wasn't legally old enough to drink in new york state. 18, as you remember, some of your old enough to remember, was the limit at that time. but he looked like he was 18. bobby new this election without looking at the menu. he tackled an enormous slab of roast prime rib which he consumed in a matter of m

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. >> one week before he left for argentina bobby and the author of this book had dinner at a greenwich village the hangout of artist and abstract expressionist and one of bobby's favorite eating places. the night weaver their jackson pollock was having a conversation at the bar and andy warhol and dined at a nearby table. not that bobby notice. he just like the mood the restaurant sure to -- circuit was a shepherd's pie and the anonymity came from sitting among those who preferred at looking at the art celebrities rather than taking out of the chess prodigy. we ordered bottles of beer. but the waitress did not question although he had just turned 17 and not legally old enough to drink in new york state. 18 was the limit at that time. he looked like he was 18. he knew the selection without looking at the menu. he tackled and enormous slab of prime rib which she consumed in a matter of minutes. if he were a heavyweight boxer enjoying his last meal before the big fight. he just received in the mail , during a lot of the conversation, all lowered to. while spending time with bobby and did

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with his partner in greenwich village, my father had a particular sensitivity to the pain of being a gay man in america and the 1950's and '60', a stance that was deeply unpopular in the presbyterian church in the 1970's and 80's. but daniel berrigan writes, correctly, that we must hold fast to moral imperatives to what we can define as best we can define it as the good and stop lawrie about where the good coast. it is our task to remember that all of the great correctives to american democracy never achieved formal political power ever. the liberty party that fought slavery, the suffragist, the labor movement, civil rights movement, the most powerful figure in the united states in 1968 was dr. martin luther king. because he scared the hell out of them. when king went to birmingham, 50,000 people went with him. win can get up in april of 1967 and riverside church and denounced the vietnam war and called america the greatest purveyor of violence in the world, lyndon johnson took away before plan -- plant closed fbi agents that had been assigned to protect king. they knew what that mea

shows more sunshine the next couple of days take a greenwich of it because a slew of wet and cold weather is expected before the end of the week. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. we could catch a break on sunday create chance of showers. >> george: still tracking a slowdown hotspot for their ride on 680, there was a slow but we're still pretty heavy. the heavy traffic clears want to get out parts 580, so does 680 southbound. looking at the commute on highly-1013 san jose, we have some slowing from the money to expressway. that is really the last of the slow traffic. san mateo bridge ride it is good, light traffic now in both directions. highway 92 through hayward looks much better. >> mark: following the latest of to of christchurch, new zealand. the death toll stands at 65. it is approaching daylight on wednesday. the search continues for survivors. the quake struck in the height of the busy work today with the building's top uncluttered is falling.topplings claimed a state of emergency when this is a was very scary. as we take a look, here's quake was centered right near chr