Historic Preservation Fund Committee 12-12-2007

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December 12, 2007
HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND COMMITTEE
NOTICE OF MEETING
and
AGENDA
December 12, 2007 9:30 a.m.—12:00 noon
City Hall
1 Dr. Carlton Goodlett Place, Rm. 421

1. Roll call

Dennis Antenore (SFPP)
Alan Martinez (LPAB)
Bruce Bonacker (Mayor)
Mrs. G. Bland Platt (BOS)
Charles Chase (SF Heritage)
Mark Ryser (SF Beautiful)
Kelley Kahn (SFRA)

2. Announcements

3. Citywide Survey Program [Discussion Item and Possible Action Item]
a. Update on Planning Department’s Citywide Survey Program and Funding
• Work program for FY 07-08 budget ($300,000)
• Work program for FY 07-08 addback ($250,000)
b. Public comment

4. Notice of Funding Availability Update [Discussion Item and Possible Action Item]
a. Report from Tenderloin Housing Clinic on Uptown Tenderloin Historic District nomination
b. Public comment

5. Staff Report [Discussion Item and Possible Action Item]
a. Update on TDR study
b. Update on Survey Consultant RFP
c. Update on Redevelopment Agency Surveys
d. Public comment

6. Establish next meeting agenda [Discussion Item]
a. Public comment

7. Public Comment
8. Adjournment



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