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out of the city. if you look at president jimmy carter's papers, his name would show up in washington dc. he would argue with president carter -- it's not that he was negligent. it's that the city's chief officer, you have to be careful. this is one of the most notorious modern images of the city of atlanta. that was taken from one of the banks. muhammad ali found this -- he gets $400,000 to make it a cool hat. publicly we know that the atlanta child murders supposedly take place in 1979 and 1981. however it suggested to take place -- more than 200. to readn opportunity the book, you will see that if you get the opportunity to read the book you will see what i mean when it comes to this. -- if you get the opportunity to read the book you will see what i mean when it comes to this. the atlanta city hall teams a lot of these children as runaways paid when this was done all of the proceeds, conspiracies, and outlandish spec elation on what happened to the victims of the atlanta child murderers, a distill
out of the city. if you look at president jimmy carter's papers, his name would show up in washington dc. he would argue with president carter -- it's not that he was negligent. it's that the city's chief officer, you have to be careful. this is one of the most notorious modern images of the city of atlanta. that was taken from one of the banks. muhammad ali found this -- he gets $400,000 to make it a cool hat. publicly we know that the atlanta child murders supposedly take place in 1979 and...
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and the city. >> we've provided the tenants letters outlining the relocation benefits. they were on letterhead and we can provide the tenants with subsequent letters that would document that. >> supervisor kim: i think some of it is a trust issue. it's uncomfortable when the agreement is not between them and the conservatory, but the conservatory and the city. i understand that distinction. it's important for the tenants to hear that and sometimes it might help as an extra layer of assurance to see it written out on letterhead, so the understanding is there. to reiterate that for members of the public that are here and for the tenants, the conservatory has agreed with the city to ensure that the 23 households will be under the protection of rent control at 150 van ness and when they return to the original site and that agreement is with the city directly. if the project sponsor reneges, the city will enforce rent control. so we'll be your protection to be sure that the sponsor keeps to its word. th
and the city. >> we've provided the tenants letters outlining the relocation benefits. they were on letterhead and we can provide the tenants with subsequent letters that would document that. >> supervisor kim: i think some of it is a trust issue. it's uncomfortable when the agreement is not between them and the conservatory, but the conservatory and the city. i understand that distinction. it's important for the tenants to hear that and sometimes it might help as an extra layer of...
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the city. to support affordability, we laid the program out in three overlapping phases. and the highest priority projects were put into phase one. this chart delineates the phase. it's $2.9 billion worth of projects. 70 projects overall. here is an area of southeast treatment plant where those $2 billion worth of work will be taking place. it's located up at 3rd and evans. it's the city's workhorse plant. as the supervisor said, it was built in the '50s but was really using 1940s technology. this is treating 80% of our waste watter in san francisco, working 24/7. there's not a square inch to move around the site. it's surrounded by residences and businesses to the east and cal tr caltrans to the west. each will have their own contractor and objectives and will be occupying a designated space at the plant. this plant will be operational. it will still have to serve the needs of the city, meeting its permit. needless to say, that's the importance of this project. that's where the management cont
the city. to support affordability, we laid the program out in three overlapping phases. and the highest priority projects were put into phase one. this chart delineates the phase. it's $2.9 billion worth of projects. 70 projects overall. here is an area of southeast treatment plant where those $2 billion worth of work will be taking place. it's located up at 3rd and evans. it's the city's workhorse plant. as the supervisor said, it was built in the '50s but was really using 1940s technology....
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this is a partnership between the city and the giants. i want to take a moment to thank our community residents who are also here. who have worked on the sidelines of this. to ensure this is a neighborhood that they want to be a part of. i see corrin woods, the chair of mission woods advisory committee. sonny schwartz. alice rogers. part of the south beach rincon. bruce, also a member of the organization. and katy who is not here, chairs the organization as well. i talked a lot about the affordable housing, but this is a mixed use development project that is going to provide retail and small businesses, amenity, open space. the type of neighborhood that is inkredably excite -- incredibly exciting, providing amenities we need for the mission bay neighborhood. finally, i want to thank the city for all of your work. and the hard work begins now. we have to make sure we get the infrastructure in the ground so the thousands of units of the housing can get built. thank you, everyone, for making this a home run for san francisco. >> thank you to
this is a partnership between the city and the giants. i want to take a moment to thank our community residents who are also here. who have worked on the sidelines of this. to ensure this is a neighborhood that they want to be a part of. i see corrin woods, the chair of mission woods advisory committee. sonny schwartz. alice rogers. part of the south beach rincon. bruce, also a member of the organization. and katy who is not here, chairs the organization as well. i talked a lot about the...
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in the city. dhr introduced all ordinances that are produced and makes the determination as to whether to notify the you know downof potential need to meet and confer. they discuss with my office if there are any close calls about whether meet and confer is required or whether notification is required. ultimately, that's a -- the department of human resources makes the determination, but it's obviously in a closed collaboration because it's a legal question based on the fact of the proposal. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you. i guess my final question is an opinion from the city attorney. is it a conflict of interest for nate ballard to be an advisor to the mayor when he was just recently renaled as a lobbyist for the p.o.a.? >> my office does not provide advice to officials or other officials. we would provide to the mayor's office any concerns that that position would have. >> supervisor cohen: it's my understanding that he has taken a leave from his role in the p.o.a., so he hasn't officiall
in the city. dhr introduced all ordinances that are produced and makes the determination as to whether to notify the you know downof potential need to meet and confer. they discuss with my office if there are any close calls about whether meet and confer is required or whether notification is required. ultimately, that's a -- the department of human resources makes the determination, but it's obviously in a closed collaboration because it's a legal question based on the fact of the proposal....
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the city and san francisco. it's an economic engine, and we're very happy to be here today for this topping out ceremony. when i look at the crowd today, we will be doing the finishing touches and signing the theme later on when we get through this program, and we'll be able to sign our signatures on it. get the fattest pen so you can pet your name, like john hancock, so one day, we can tell your family and friends that your signature is on this building. so up next, i'd like to introduce our mayor, mark farrell, to give a few words. >> the hon. mark farrell: thank you, naomi, and kim. good morning, everybody. i am incredibly excited to be here today. as someone who remembers moscone center constructed over 30 years ago as a child, to celebrate in san francisco now the topping off of the new and improved moscone center. what we're doing here will keep san francisco at the forefront for visitors, for the tourism industry. over 30 years ago, this center was constructed, and so think about what it has meant for our
the city and san francisco. it's an economic engine, and we're very happy to be here today for this topping out ceremony. when i look at the crowd today, we will be doing the finishing touches and signing the theme later on when we get through this program, and we'll be able to sign our signatures on it. get the fattest pen so you can pet your name, like john hancock, so one day, we can tell your family and friends that your signature is on this building. so up next, i'd like to introduce our...
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rest of the city. and almost the entire plan area is in an air pollution exposure zone, meaning that airborne cancer risks exceed 100 permillion individuals, yes, the draft eir concludes that the project will have no significant air quality impacts. yet it admits as a result of plan's generated traffic, the cancer risk in the zone would increase by as much as 226 in a million, and the concentrations would increase by up to 4.54 micrograms percubic meter. the plan will cause cancer risks tripled. this increase exceeds the seek asignificance threshold by 22 times. of particular concern to the neighbors is the fact that the property as 631 folsom is not currently within the apez, but with planned implementation, the property will exceed the cancer risk threshold, and will be be redesignated as part of the iepz. couple more points. on public services, the draft eir concludes that there will be no public service impacts, yet you can't have triple the population without the need for additional police, fire,
rest of the city. and almost the entire plan area is in an air pollution exposure zone, meaning that airborne cancer risks exceed 100 permillion individuals, yes, the draft eir concludes that the project will have no significant air quality impacts. yet it admits as a result of plan's generated traffic, the cancer risk in the zone would increase by as much as 226 in a million, and the concentrations would increase by up to 4.54 micrograms percubic meter. the plan will cause cancer risks...
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the city and for the region. adding more housing in central soma can be achieved within certain costs. again, steve will describe some of the options for adding housing within the current plan limits. outside of the e.i.r. limits will have costs. more than ever before, san francisco is adding housing. and we believe it's the right thing to do. so that's why we have even more plans for adding housing up capacity. with as much housing as currently planned, we need a plan for more. we would love to hear from this commission and the public about where to plan for more housing. planning for the city's future must include a holistic plan for growth and central soma is key to meeting those needs. i will turn it over to steve. >> thanks, anne marie. steve wertheim, planning department and central soma plan. we'll discuss some of the issues raised on march 1 by yourselves and the community. if you will recall from the last hearing, the plan proposes 7,060 units. in the e.i.r., studied a maximum of 8,320. so we have a cush
the city and for the region. adding more housing in central soma can be achieved within certain costs. again, steve will describe some of the options for adding housing within the current plan limits. outside of the e.i.r. limits will have costs. more than ever before, san francisco is adding housing. and we believe it's the right thing to do. so that's why we have even more plans for adding housing up capacity. with as much housing as currently planned, we need a plan for more. we would love...
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the ruins of a long deserted city overgrown by the jungle. was this long lost vilcabamba where the incas had hidden their goal from the spanish invaders not a single gold artefact has ever been found no one knows who lived here nor why the city was abandoned. one thing. the city which according to bingham was known as mother you picture old mandarin was built in the mid fifteenth century during the heyday of the entire culture and the into empire. much you picture was planned down to the smallest detail the other texture mirrors the three tiers of society on one side of the houses of the nobility with the palace and the temples and on the other beyond the central plaza the districts for the scholars and the outer sounds below them to the south of the houses and terraces of the farmers including storehouses and sheds into cities were hierarchically structured both internally and externally. the stone used to build machel picchu was quarried within the city limits there were regular masons guilds with architects master builders experienced cons
the ruins of a long deserted city overgrown by the jungle. was this long lost vilcabamba where the incas had hidden their goal from the spanish invaders not a single gold artefact has ever been found no one knows who lived here nor why the city was abandoned. one thing. the city which according to bingham was known as mother you picture old mandarin was built in the mid fifteenth century during the heyday of the entire culture and the into empire. much you picture was planned down to the...
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i think they need more help from the city for the groups. because personally, when one has difficult times, the agencies are there to help us. for my personal point of view, a year ago, my son had a stroke. and the institute is almost like a second home for my son. that has helped him a lot in his recovery. but now i have to leave my home. but the city doesn't really provide many resources for families of low-income like mine. because with a child that is two years old and another one that has disabilities, i have to live in a shelter. because the city doesn't provide enough funding to give us services to put us in the right path. first 5 is an agency that is very friendly and it helps families. but i think they also need more help from the city so they can continue helping us. because with families like mine, that are suffering a lot of difficulties, this the city is not doing much to help us. we would be thankful if the city became more attentive to that need. thank you very much. >> thank you. i'm go to call a couple of more names. we kno
i think they need more help from the city for the groups. because personally, when one has difficult times, the agencies are there to help us. for my personal point of view, a year ago, my son had a stroke. and the institute is almost like a second home for my son. that has helped him a lot in his recovery. but now i have to leave my home. but the city doesn't really provide many resources for families of low-income like mine. because with a child that is two years old and another one that has...
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the city council administered city through and that is subsurface a good artist so. i snap mine if i don't mind this piece of paper has the most important information that you can write to all the important email addresses. collecting signatures so you can sign it at the supermarket on the corner. now you know i mean. this is what human rights moscow's trash brought to us in soviet times we used to recycle waste paper you can't deliver it we don't know what's going to send us the trash. it's just what is your mind now it's winter here what will happen in summer. select what they bring trash old a horrible source of fuel you know we want our children raised in a healthy area. you tripped over what you look for the mistake was made by president putin what he can't oversee everything the mistake was the result of local politicians they should not have voted for so much trash to be brought here to dangerous not only because of the constant urgency but also because of the explosive gases. artists also getting involved. they traced the patriotism of the demonstrators. to t
the city council administered city through and that is subsurface a good artist so. i snap mine if i don't mind this piece of paper has the most important information that you can write to all the important email addresses. collecting signatures so you can sign it at the supermarket on the corner. now you know i mean. this is what human rights moscow's trash brought to us in soviet times we used to recycle waste paper you can't deliver it we don't know what's going to send us the trash. it's...
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of the city plan. [bell ringing] >> commissioner wald: thank you. >> come back next month. >> commissioner wald: [laughter] is there any further public comment? seeing none, anthony? call the next item. >> the next is presentation of the commission on the environment, environmental service award to the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation. the sponsor is johanna wald, this item is for discussion. >> commissioner wald: the way we will do this, i'll say a few words now, present the award. we will all have our picture taken together. and then we will invite the awardee to say a few words and then anyone you like can say a few words and then public comment. i'm pleased today we will be presenting the commission on the environment, environmental service award, to the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation, or tndc. the tndc was founded in 1981 to provide services to the residents of the tenderloin neighborhood in its over 35 year history, the organization has grown to provide affordable
of the city plan. [bell ringing] >> commissioner wald: thank you. >> come back next month. >> commissioner wald: [laughter] is there any further public comment? seeing none, anthony? call the next item. >> the next is presentation of the commission on the environment, environmental service award to the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation. the sponsor is johanna wald, this item is for discussion. >> commissioner wald: the way we will do this, i'll say a...
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the city council. to the subsurface a good artists and. i said i'm neither proud of my this piece of paper has the most important information that you can write to only important email addresses. collecting signatures so you can sign it at the supermarket on the corner. now you know i mean it. does. work you said but human rights moscow's trash brought to us in soviet times we used to recycle waste paper on the floor you had to leave us we don't know what's going to sundance that trash. your mom now it's winter here what will happen in summer for select but they bring trash old a horrible source of fuel and we've got you know we want our children raised in a healthy area. you should give a lot we're lucky the mistake was made by president putin what he can't oversee everything the mistake is the result of local politicians they should not have voted for so much trash to be brought here. it's dangerous not only because of the constant agenda but also because of the explosive gas as. artists are also get
the city council. to the subsurface a good artists and. i said i'm neither proud of my this piece of paper has the most important information that you can write to only important email addresses. collecting signatures so you can sign it at the supermarket on the corner. now you know i mean it. does. work you said but human rights moscow's trash brought to us in soviet times we used to recycle waste paper on the floor you had to leave us we don't know what's going to sundance that trash. your...
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as part of the transfer will assign the agreements to the city. so, the intention is the extended agreements will be undertaken by the city as part of transfer. the assignment will be effective at a later date of which both parties have executed the assignment or the date that the mayor signs a resolution accepting the assignment of the agreement. both agreements, while separate, would be amended to a third amendment and the content of the amendments is very similar. both would include an extension of the term for one additional year through june 30, 2019 and they would include two one-year extensions that the city or its assignee may exercise in its sole discretion. upon assignment, the city may require incorporation of standard city contract and provisions under the san francisco administrative code or other laws. other main components of the amendments would be a continue wall streeting of the annual fee under the existing agreements. for the next fiscal year, subject to the funding provisions of the agreements and those funding provisions woul
as part of the transfer will assign the agreements to the city. so, the intention is the extended agreements will be undertaken by the city as part of transfer. the assignment will be effective at a later date of which both parties have executed the assignment or the date that the mayor signs a resolution accepting the assignment of the agreement. both agreements, while separate, would be amended to a third amendment and the content of the amendments is very similar. both would include an...
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. >> the audit for the city you mean or the selection, not the audit? >> from an active member's paycheque, it was at their request. the program which they do. >> the question is can you verify that? >> the city's overall audit we look at the payroll process including the deductions that would go through. that is not the objective of the city's audit. they may have selected samples. that would not be objective. >> objective... >> there is no separate audit. >> a similar question but different. we have authority to create secular trust. any employees who have compensation greater than what the federal government allows and sets up -- we do not control that money. the question is, is that -- people come ask us questions, i believe it is within the scope of the city's audit because it is money that you point out that is in direct control by the employer. in this city. it is does not have to be cleared out if the pension is paid out of the trust. >> it is not to my knowledge. it is above, that is audited. >> there was a third part. this is what i am trying
. >> the audit for the city you mean or the selection, not the audit? >> from an active member's paycheque, it was at their request. the program which they do. >> the question is can you verify that? >> the city's overall audit we look at the payroll process including the deductions that would go through. that is not the objective of the city's audit. they may have selected samples. that would not be objective. >> objective... >> there is no separate audit....
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i have never been in the city, it's overwhelming. you get to know people and through the music and the food, you get to know people. >> we never know what impact we're going to have on folks. if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery network is and this is a huge -- i believe they salvage our mission. >> to me the most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element scientific and human element >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, i want to welcome to you committee. i'm the chairwoman and to my right is sandy fewer and to my left is supervisor catherine stefani. i want to recognize our friends at sfgovtv. tom and lawrence. thank you for your assistance and i want to recognize the clerk of our board is ms. linda wong. are there any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cellphones and electronic devices and copies of documents to be inclu
i have never been in the city, it's overwhelming. you get to know people and through the music and the food, you get to know people. >> we never know what impact we're going to have on folks. if you just practice love and kindness, it's a labor of love and that's what the food recovery network is and this is a huge -- i believe they salvage our mission. >> to me the most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding...
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in the city. the balboa reservoir is a great opportunity to address this housing crisis and build more housing in the neighborhood. as staff mentioned, the study shows positive benefits to the city. the project should move forward to the environmental review process phrase where parking impacts can be addressed. i do encourage the subcommittee and the bull board of supervisors to adopt in resolution before you today. i do want to thank the staff and community for working together on this project. i know it gets tough. thank you for the work. >> thank you. ms. hey gee? >> i'm a sunnyside neighbor. it's the northeast of the balboa reservoir. we have many concerns about the feasibility document, primarily what it leaves out rather than what is written. the document does not provide us assurances that there has been any conversation of the additional funding that is required for the transportation improvements needed to make this a successful development. the addition of such exponential needs to be m
in the city. the balboa reservoir is a great opportunity to address this housing crisis and build more housing in the neighborhood. as staff mentioned, the study shows positive benefits to the city. the project should move forward to the environmental review process phrase where parking impacts can be addressed. i do encourage the subcommittee and the bull board of supervisors to adopt in resolution before you today. i do want to thank the staff and community for working together on this...
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time around to head over to the city's oldest neighborhood snorre this is where the city's fishermen and sailors used to live and where they manufactured and sold ropes shore and the local dialect despite the name of the district now is much more to offer visitors and that is why we're going to check it out. no one has lots of wonderful little shops to have a poke around in. shops for teddy bears. knickknacks. and shops that are heaven on earth if you got a sweet tooth. there's also many a hidden curiosity within one's narrow lanes for instance the smallest house in bremen nearly twenty people used to live here nowadays it sounds bad breaks yet another unusual shop. you'll find some famous and infamous figures from braman past in the house of history a sort of living museum here the serial killer guess who got fried is brought back to life. have i cooked the meal and put butter with rat poison into it again and gave it to my children and parents to. the street names and also reveal stories from the past. eleven comes from an old word for wire the bus was a branch of the river visa th
time around to head over to the city's oldest neighborhood snorre this is where the city's fishermen and sailors used to live and where they manufactured and sold ropes shore and the local dialect despite the name of the district now is much more to offer visitors and that is why we're going to check it out. no one has lots of wonderful little shops to have a poke around in. shops for teddy bears. knickknacks. and shops that are heaven on earth if you got a sweet tooth. there's also many a...
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-- take this opportunity to thank the city. you know, a few months ago, we could have lost the site to the highest bidder. that was real for our community, and i want to thank the mayor's office of housing and economic development, and you all for working with the filipino community that the tenants will be protected, as well as to rablth and bring in new tenants as soon as possible. we're still in a housing crisis, and there's 20 units there ready to be filled, and these funds are going to make sure that it happens. i want to say that it's a very fitting use for the soma stablization funds. it's a finite amount of funds, but a few years ago the city came together to establish these funds for these uses. as we have a new central soma area booming ahead of us, i think it's a great collaboration to show that we can establish real concrete measures when we up zone, when we redevelop an area, so we appreciate you for having that kind of foresight division, and lastly looking forward to working with all of you on the cultural legisl
-- take this opportunity to thank the city. you know, a few months ago, we could have lost the site to the highest bidder. that was real for our community, and i want to thank the mayor's office of housing and economic development, and you all for working with the filipino community that the tenants will be protected, as well as to rablth and bring in new tenants as soon as possible. we're still in a housing crisis, and there's 20 units there ready to be filled, and these funds are going to...
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and that will feed into decisions made by the city about the city and how it's changing. there start talking. and the people of frank church can already start looking forward to yet another inspiring luminol in two years time. well it may be hard to believe but italy has more than fifteen hundred completely abandoned villages ghost towns that are the result of things like urban drain but also natural catastrophes like earthquakes or landslides all the land based photographer. has frequented these forgotten places for many many years now documenting their decay and he took us along to a village in the apennine mountains where villagers were forced to flee adhoc back in the one nine hundred sixty s. . brought by you all of a keogh and abandon mountain village in the northern apennine mountains. nature is fast encroaching on the town houses taking them back. sixty years ago there were still more than one hundred people living here. a perfect location for milan based photographer bernard son so take it up. welcome to ghost village reads the sign at the entrance of town center
and that will feed into decisions made by the city about the city and how it's changing. there start talking. and the people of frank church can already start looking forward to yet another inspiring luminol in two years time. well it may be hard to believe but italy has more than fifteen hundred completely abandoned villages ghost towns that are the result of things like urban drain but also natural catastrophes like earthquakes or landslides all the land based photographer. has frequented...
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but the other part of it for the city is that periodically the city applies colas to contracts and that is the opportunity. but the city policy is to apply that as a whole across the set of contracts. this is a general fund contract that would be eligible to receive colas and cogbies as the city granltzes them. as you know the ones from this year and last year, they were 2.5% cola. so, when the next cola comes out, we adjust this contract with the cola that is provided to the city. >> and the other question i have maybe for the -- for james, i know some of the residents may go to adult day health. so, what kind of activities do you have for the residents? >> there are daycare centres, which is about two to three times a week. they engage with the residents in club activities. >> ok. such as? >> such as exercises that they work together to strengthen the physical as well as mental well-being. and then they are actually nurses, p.t.o. there on site to monitor individual's health, condition. and some of the residents have a mild-to-moderate dementia. they are closely monitored by special s
but the other part of it for the city is that periodically the city applies colas to contracts and that is the opportunity. but the city policy is to apply that as a whole across the set of contracts. this is a general fund contract that would be eligible to receive colas and cogbies as the city granltzes them. as you know the ones from this year and last year, they were 2.5% cola. so, when the next cola comes out, we adjust this contract with the cola that is provided to the city. >> and...
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assumption of the study is that 100% of the delta accrues to the city. why would any developer do this? should not the city consider that the risk-reward be shared between affordable housing and the people funding the study? i ask the commission, if you want to see the sites contribute to alleviating the housing crisis in san francisco, to direct staff to meet -- thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, commissioners. corey smith. i'm speaking on behalf of the haight ashbury neighbors for density. there is a group of us that have come together. we have gotten together to be urbanists and engage our neighbors and our pro-transit, pro-business friends to be more active in the process. the organization is figuring a lot out. we've had one public meeting. we have our first community meeting and we'll give an update on the study, hey, this is what happens. we'll explain how the analysis was done. but generally speaking, the idea that we're using data to inform our decisions is smart and we have all the information, we have all the internet in
assumption of the study is that 100% of the delta accrues to the city. why would any developer do this? should not the city consider that the risk-reward be shared between affordable housing and the people funding the study? i ask the commission, if you want to see the sites contribute to alleviating the housing crisis in san francisco, to direct staff to meet -- thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, commissioners. corey smith. i'm speaking on behalf of the haight...
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i was kind of the activist for it as the city attorney. there were others that -- we're the legal forces. but cynthia at the human rights commission, the role that she played -- you pass these laws, if they aren't enforced, they don't matter. there are other municipalities that passed the law but didn't put effort into enforcement. regulation and enforcement is a real skill. you have to be strict, but you also have to recognize that there's sometimes circumstances that we have to work around. a great example was with catholic charities. the archbishop at the time was not inclined to recognize anything same sex. so the work around that we came up with allowed the catholic charities -- because they didn't want to lose their contracts and they are a fabulous service provider for some of the most disadvantaged and marginalized in our community including many people are hiv, aids. they could designate anyone in their household to receive the employee benefit as the spousal benefit, which is a great work around. it was completely consistent with
i was kind of the activist for it as the city attorney. there were others that -- we're the legal forces. but cynthia at the human rights commission, the role that she played -- you pass these laws, if they aren't enforced, they don't matter. there are other municipalities that passed the law but didn't put effort into enforcement. regulation and enforcement is a real skill. you have to be strict, but you also have to recognize that there's sometimes circumstances that we have to work around. a...
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this is america the america we. know this jazz feel. the city of climatic. alligators on the loose. and crime are used by the least members of my family close most murders of street racing. each of the night this is. the best place in the world. i'm after time for one of your favorite episodes from the latest season of going underground coming up today with arms sales to the world's most repressive regimes increasing by nearly half furred after the break we speak to british conservative m.p. a member of the u.k. committee for arms export control pauline lay firm about billions of pounds of taxpayer money subsidizing the selling of killing machines and. that could. if we speak to the father of sixty year old palestinian school go ahead i'll tell me me in jail for our actions after you came back israeli soldiers gunned down her relatives protesting illegal occupation in palestine while the grandson of a signatory to israel's independence israeli special forces veteran mico by lead tells us what alchemy means to the struggle and why don't jump plans to withhold un aid money could ignit
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city criminal negligence was to blame for the blaze well langridge running high in the city where people gather the headquarters of the regional government there demanding. justice for the victims more people are expected to rally today on the crowd has been repeatedly chanting a word truth the region has declared three days of mourning. president putin putting aside official business and flew to siberia he laid flowers on a makeshift memorial on the shopping center also visited survivors of a local hospital and said the trench really brings mixed emotions. when you hear for the first time how many people have died children died so you don't just want to cry you want to scream but after you hear what's happening here frankly you feel very differently because. yes a lot of europe after having taken in the situation there on the ground in siberia rucka's dia of hers joined once again rob has been with me all morning here in moscow just taking to keeping abreast really of the scenes that we're seeing more and more people coming onto the streets rallying after having first held a vigil at mo
city criminal negligence was to blame for the blaze well langridge running high in the city where people gather the headquarters of the regional government there demanding. justice for the victims more people are expected to rally today on the crowd has been repeatedly chanting a word truth the region has declared three days of mourning. president putin putting aside official business and flew to siberia he laid flowers on a makeshift memorial on the shopping center also visited survivors of a...
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is bitcoin wallet where the city would deposit the ransom and that link is now gone so even if the city wants to pay this ransom is there no way to actually pay it. well we don't know yet whether there are grants some. where people actually has recontacted the city or not we don't know that for sure but in fact that was the problem their media policy didn't include telling the employees not to provide anything to the media and in fact they had a screenshot of that exact thing where it had their bitcoin address it had her e-mail address that had the darknet site that they were supposed to go pay the ransom at and all of that stuff now is not there for them to do this so it became a problem because of how they end up being reactionary in this and not having a good policy about how to deal with the follow on problems that are associated with this kind of attack ok so i know your answer is going to be yes but give us some details the question is should cities and towns be where you about this and should they protect precaution and so answer about cities and towns and tell us about companies
is bitcoin wallet where the city would deposit the ransom and that link is now gone so even if the city wants to pay this ransom is there no way to actually pay it. well we don't know yet whether there are grants some. where people actually has recontacted the city or not we don't know that for sure but in fact that was the problem their media policy didn't include telling the employees not to provide anything to the media and in fact they had a screenshot of that exact thing where it had their...
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the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to suppo support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and
the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private...
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city or out of the city. so that's something that we're going to be working even more closely on and making sure that everybody understands how to do that. so that you can continue your operations from any point. >> thanks. anybody else want to share on mutual aid? elaine? >> thank you, elaine forbes from the port of san francisco, we wanted to reiterate something said, it's about the learning experience we bring back. i have a staffer who is emergency planner for the port and she deployed to santa rosa and was co-manager of the eoc and two of the things she came back with. one was the i.t. technology and how paper based it was, white boarding and prioritizing without any real computer base and said despite that, everyone was really incredibly good at putting first things first. but it did seem that the technology, maybe mobile technology, hand held apps we could have to avoid a paper-based response is critical. the other thing she reported was the incredible fatigue. just these 20-hour shifts, 15-hour shifts
city or out of the city. so that's something that we're going to be working even more closely on and making sure that everybody understands how to do that. so that you can continue your operations from any point. >> thanks. anybody else want to share on mutual aid? elaine? >> thank you, elaine forbes from the port of san francisco, we wanted to reiterate something said, it's about the learning experience we bring back. i have a staffer who is emergency planner for the port and she...
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of the city's most famous landmarks the t.v. tower nicknamed floria. and then there's lake phoenix an artificial body. he of water on the grounds of a former steel plant. just like many other cities in the rural area dortmund was once an important center for the coal and steel industries its second claim to fame was football and while most of the industry has fallen victim to structural changes football is still a source of pride and joy in the region in this edition i want to find out how all of this dortmund's past and present shapes the city to this day and there's much more on the show of course. we'll check out excess say tonight dedicated to industrial culture in the region. globe trotters steve painters discovers the pharaoh islands between norway and iceland. and as always we'll have the viewer video of the time it takes is around just take a stamp. boardman's phoenix lake is an exclusive residential area and a popular place to stroll. but there are still remnants of the area's industrial past to be found the lake was cr
of the city's most famous landmarks the t.v. tower nicknamed floria. and then there's lake phoenix an artificial body. he of water on the grounds of a former steel plant. just like many other cities in the rural area dortmund was once an important center for the coal and steel industries its second claim to fame was football and while most of the industry has fallen victim to structural changes football is still a source of pride and joy in the region in this edition i want to find out how all...
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expulsion of environmental squatters in the french city of not. here in moscow a very good evening to you my name's neil harvey this is r.t. international. over a dozen palestinian protesters have been injured on the guards the border on saturday one day after seventeen people died and over a thousand were hurt in clashes with israeli soldiers u.n. secretary general is now calling for an independent investigation into the deaths local journalists. at the scene. so today is the second day of protest demonstrations and praise for the palestinians palestinians from all over the gaza strip are coming to march through the fence and as you see we can still see this israeli soldiers snipers trying to target all of the all book protesters who are coming near the fence palestinians protesters are holding the palestinian flags and are trying to put them near the fence and yesterday thousand of hundreds of palestinians were on the scene that is where the army used to i mean nation live bullets and tear gas. and for the first time the israeli army used a dron
expulsion of environmental squatters in the french city of not. here in moscow a very good evening to you my name's neil harvey this is r.t. international. over a dozen palestinian protesters have been injured on the guards the border on saturday one day after seventeen people died and over a thousand were hurt in clashes with israeli soldiers u.n. secretary general is now calling for an independent investigation into the deaths local journalists. at the scene. so today is the second day of...
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they work in the city of san francisco on front street and many residents of the city. the reporters and anchors we represent are dedicated to their craft and committed to delivering broadcast journalism to the people in san francisco and the bay area. the reporters and anchors we represent have bargaining priorities, including securing company benefit and delivering fairer more equitable working conditions for part-time and freelance reporters and identifying genuine solutions to increasing workload demands. as little progress has been made since bargaining began, we thank the board for considering the adoption of the resolution and supporting our broadcasters who deliver quality local, and national news to the san francisco community. we thank you all and labor partners in this campaign. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, bob butler, i'm a reporter. this is strange for me to talk to you here. i'm also on the national board of sag and on the national broadcast. we represent actors, singers, recording artists, many reporters, radio personal
they work in the city of san francisco on front street and many residents of the city. the reporters and anchors we represent are dedicated to their craft and committed to delivering broadcast journalism to the people in san francisco and the bay area. the reporters and anchors we represent have bargaining priorities, including securing company benefit and delivering fairer more equitable working conditions for part-time and freelance reporters and identifying genuine solutions to increasing...
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rising tiger in the city. and thank you to our mayor for supporting us. [applause] >> a couple of other quick shout outs as i see people in the room. equity community builders, john clawson in the back, here's the genius of the tax credits. and then john is pointing at his colleague, kim nash. kim, john, thank you very much. supervisor safai used the word tenacious to describe dan. i'm going to describe another, that is amy cohn who helped to make this project happen. i got to introduce rheem and nicole, but i see kara and koch who helped to run the capital program that is responsible for building these amazing parts. we talked about assemblyman ting who couldn't be here today, parks mvp of 2017, so accepting the award on behalf of assemblyman ting is his aid alex walker! >> thank you, phil. good morning, everyone. it's great seeing so many friends and neighbors here today. my name is alex water, here on behalf of phil ting. i want to say myself personally, i've been a neighbor of the project, at mission terra
rising tiger in the city. and thank you to our mayor for supporting us. [applause] >> a couple of other quick shout outs as i see people in the room. equity community builders, john clawson in the back, here's the genius of the tax credits. and then john is pointing at his colleague, kim nash. kim, john, thank you very much. supervisor safai used the word tenacious to describe dan. i'm going to describe another, that is amy cohn who helped to make this project happen. i got to introduce...
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and let's be clear, this is about planning for the future of the city. it's about infrastructure and making sure our city is resilient when the next earthquake hits. the next earthquake will hit. it's not a matter of if, but when. we need to be strong and ready to respond and make sure our infrastructure is ready to protect the residents of our city. proud to be here today and really want to thank assembly member chu for his leadership. thank you, everyone. >> thank you, mr. mayor. some 13 years ago in 2005 when they established the legislation to take what were known as public trust lands owned by the state to turn them over to the authority of our port department for stewardship, i want to thank elaine and her department and commissioners for bringing this to our attention for so many years. i championed the earthquake safety emergency response bonds. there were two of them over the years. unfortunately, we were not able to the bonds to develop or create the assets to protect what we have here at the port. with that i'd like to bring up elaine forbes t
and let's be clear, this is about planning for the future of the city. it's about infrastructure and making sure our city is resilient when the next earthquake hits. the next earthquake will hit. it's not a matter of if, but when. we need to be strong and ready to respond and make sure our infrastructure is ready to protect the residents of our city. proud to be here today and really want to thank assembly member chu for his leadership. thank you, everyone. >> thank you, mr. mayor. some...
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because it is a part of the city's soul. this created an inclusive neighborhood that probably includes more trees than people. the diamond heights safety wall is not marshble or granite or bronze. it is tree. specifically, it is redwood tree, as in 300, 400, 500-year-old residence wood trees. it's impervious to bugs and the like. it stands as tall as it did originally, and i absolutely agree with the board's concern that it be cared for, but it is a -- again, it's redwood, kind of caring for itself, but we also need to be sure that we will care for it. thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> dear board members. my name is pat hendricks. i've lived in diamond heights condo association, a codonville oj for 35 years. please hear my comments today regarding the diamond heights safety wall. the diamond heights association is concerned about the future. safety wall and the immediate surrounding area. on november 11th, 2017, the front page of the san francisco chronic will featured the visit of
because it is a part of the city's soul. this created an inclusive neighborhood that probably includes more trees than people. the diamond heights safety wall is not marshble or granite or bronze. it is tree. specifically, it is redwood tree, as in 300, 400, 500-year-old residence wood trees. it's impervious to bugs and the like. it stands as tall as it did originally, and i absolutely agree with the board's concern that it be cared for, but it is a -- again, it's redwood, kind of caring for...
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in the city? >> no. did we do a study? we did a study a few years back, did we? >> we did draw blood samples in conjunction with the san francisco firefighters carnser prevention foundation. not on a regular basis. >> was there policy or anything learn from those results? >> i think -- i can't speak specifically though toes results. i -- those results. we have updated the respiratory protection policy in an effort to keep employees as safe as possible given that they work around the toxic environment every day at work. >> we have definitely changed things over the past few years. we have gas indicators that we use in post fires that we have our chiefs check to make sure people can remove the scvas. we have change our respiratory protection policy. we are definitely doing things and other things we are doing apthat we have done in terms of the wash extractors. when i came in it was like, kid, rub your coat up against the charred wood so you look like you have done something. you know, i don't think
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church and for the city cologne ended up becoming the biggest mediæval city north of the alps. and i like. colognes reputation as a commercial center a cultural center and a transport hub extended far beyond the runway and of course the city needed a church a state of the art religious landmark to emphasise its stature mark. at the time the pyramids at giza in egypt were the world's largest structures but in the thirteenth century the title passed to colognes cathedral skilled labor from all over europe took part in its construction. mentioned he did in those early cathedral builders did an incredible job they were the first people to lay the foundations for a building that they would never see completed triumph and boarded and they knew it . was the niemeyer it's there it's tough to see even though. the foundation pit was seventeen meters deep there is as much masonry down here as there is above ground. point of order today a structural engineer. i would say that this is way over the top the foundations don't need to be this big but it also means that we don't need to worry if
church and for the city cologne ended up becoming the biggest mediæval city north of the alps. and i like. colognes reputation as a commercial center a cultural center and a transport hub extended far beyond the runway and of course the city needed a church a state of the art religious landmark to emphasise its stature mark. at the time the pyramids at giza in egypt were the world's largest structures but in the thirteenth century the title passed to colognes cathedral skilled labor from all...
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the largest of the pots is the transit and inner city rail program. we saw $10.9 billion in need as expressed through applications for the pot. we're going to continue to advocate for the vehicles and extension funds for downtown to meet current and future needs. we want to thank at the state level, david shoe, he introduced a spot bill for us earlier in february in the 101, to seek administration for the potential lanes should the body decide to pursue in the future. this is for the totalling authority, similar to what was included in sb-595 for it to be extended. no decision has been made but the bill helps us to be a part of that policy conversation, should those two other counties continue to make progress on the managed lanes in san mataeo and other aspects in this corridor. and i wanted to talk about the regional agencies kick off of the futures planning effort at m.p.c. you'll see later on the agenda, our own connect sf update that corresponds with the regional effort. every four years our agencies try to look forward into the future and take l
the largest of the pots is the transit and inner city rail program. we saw $10.9 billion in need as expressed through applications for the pot. we're going to continue to advocate for the vehicles and extension funds for downtown to meet current and future needs. we want to thank at the state level, david shoe, he introduced a spot bill for us earlier in february in the 101, to seek administration for the potential lanes should the body decide to pursue in the future. this is for the totalling...
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one of the russian soldiers inside stalingrad. >> we held the center of the city but almost no one was left. the germans bombed every day trying to destroy all the buildings. it was getting cold and we had no heat. >> this point in time hitler is exercising command and control personally. >> begins a long standing policy out this point. you will not withdraw. >> the ground is beginning to freeze. >> hitler and the generals believe it's a necessary condition to conduct the final drive. >> like so many before them, german soldiers began to die from the bitter russian winter. their mercy louse bombing blasted the city to ruins. >> translator: nothing remained. there were only walls of the buildings. but we lived in basements. i can only describe it as hell. >> it was the most intense fighting man kind has ever seen. >> translator: we had no idea where the germans were. if you went inside a building, the germans would be in the basement. on the third floor, then the enemy one floor below. that's how we lived. right alongside the germans. >> cunning and deception was vital. it was the perfe
one of the russian soldiers inside stalingrad. >> we held the center of the city but almost no one was left. the germans bombed every day trying to destroy all the buildings. it was getting cold and we had no heat. >> this point in time hitler is exercising command and control personally. >> begins a long standing policy out this point. you will not withdraw. >> the ground is beginning to freeze. >> hitler and the generals believe it's a necessary condition to...
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there's the city of light and the city of fog. the city of light is the mayor announcing that he wants the use of force engineered. the community responding, the police department responding, the p.o.a. responding. collaborative reform, meetings, discussions, a ton of work, which developed the use of force policy that i think san francisco can be proud of. at that moment to the surprise of many of us, perhaps, of course, we are naive, the policy disappeared into what i am calling the city of fog. it was -- even though it was clear clearly managerial, fundamental policy, it went to a meet and confer process. >> am i done? >> 30 seconds. >> oh dear. >> well, it was bad. i have three recommendations. the m.o.u. is very imbalanced. it talks about scope of representation, but it never says and carves out what are the fundamental areas of managerial policies. it is vague. it hurt us in the litigation. that language should be changed. >> thank you. just a question for you. do you have your recommendations written down? because we can tak
there's the city of light and the city of fog. the city of light is the mayor announcing that he wants the use of force engineered. the community responding, the police department responding, the p.o.a. responding. collaborative reform, meetings, discussions, a ton of work, which developed the use of force policy that i think san francisco can be proud of. at that moment to the surprise of many of us, perhaps, of course, we are naive, the policy disappeared into what i am calling the city of...
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in time every day bustling own lies in the north of the city. was dang there is new delhi with its many splendid buildings and government offices located in the far south of the suburbs of noise and going to go on which are also home to millions of people and impress the visitor with their high tech architecture this is the one side of the creative glamorous beautiful side. in delhi when work is over for the day and the temperature has dropped below forty degrees people head for the city's parks and lakes this manmade lake in the trending neighborhood of houses cars is particularly popular the water is too dirty to swimming in but the lake is perfect for strolling around. and after a stroll it's away from the lake shore and into the fray. in hamburg they head for the chancellor and in munich they head for shopping here in delhi party goers make for how it's cars a village with its countless restaurants and music clubs this is the epicenter of the capital's nightlife but on this particular evening it is not the rotating turntables that are the fo
in time every day bustling own lies in the north of the city. was dang there is new delhi with its many splendid buildings and government offices located in the far south of the suburbs of noise and going to go on which are also home to millions of people and impress the visitor with their high tech architecture this is the one side of the creative glamorous beautiful side. in delhi when work is over for the day and the temperature has dropped below forty degrees people head for the city's...
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in the at the moment that city is suggesting is all about the juicy was a demand and only around would just demand at the moment productions pull up a tweet here from melissa melissa says i used to wash my hair three times a week now one time i can't shower every day anymore i wash my laundry even last i cook differently to use less water i think we need to change the sewer system to use the water that's a through one example that he gave but his are thriving her everyday life chanel you're joining us on the phone what is your everyday life look like. oh well firstly i am from the cape and you know what happened to me recently about a week ago. actually it started actually last year when my my my late grandfather passed away my gran we leave a mess the go eighteen thousand then for pensioners to play and what happened was that go to our schools because of an underwater leak so in the guy flats it's basically a teaching the way many displaced people are from colonial times a past example have been shifted like everyone knows about africa the big gap between the rich and the poor. thing
in the at the moment that city is suggesting is all about the juicy was a demand and only around would just demand at the moment productions pull up a tweet here from melissa melissa says i used to wash my hair three times a week now one time i can't shower every day anymore i wash my laundry even last i cook differently to use less water i think we need to change the sewer system to use the water that's a through one example that he gave but his are thriving her everyday life chanel you're...
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in the city's governance. tens of thousands of refugees have fled to djibouti to escape the fighting in yemen where three years after the saudi led coalition first launched airstrikes against rebels. and gulped most of the country but once reach safety in djibouti the struggle for survival continues as food is in short supply. has more from the point of. its food distribution. in the. the law mohammed of the law has just picked his family's food a location for the month he came here two years ago when a missile hit and destroyed his house in whole south of the yemen now a mother who had a hand look at the shooting that as they've given us there won't be enough for my family or even five days a situation is really bad. apart from the legal regimes people here also complain of conditions of the come. the sweltering heat and ferocious sun hardly been many away this is a place where many don't want to stay for long at one point this camp was home to more than six thousand refugees today one thousand eight hundred
in the city's governance. tens of thousands of refugees have fled to djibouti to escape the fighting in yemen where three years after the saudi led coalition first launched airstrikes against rebels. and gulped most of the country but once reach safety in djibouti the struggle for survival continues as food is in short supply. has more from the point of. its food distribution. in the. the law mohammed of the law has just picked his family's food a location for the month he came here two years...