use across the department. to elevate our collective data, our stellar team of data scientists and engineers an analysts partner closely with dozens of bureau, offices and posts across the department. our work delivers on the president's executive order on safe, secure and trustworthy a.i. which emphasizes the transformative potential of a.i. in government. just last week, the secretary released the department's first ever enterprise a.i. strategy. the strategy will provide our world class diplomatic core with advanced a.i. governance and analytic, training and infrastructure to prepare them both for enduring and emerging policy challenges. as bam as -- as ambassador fick noted our lead is stronger when we set a compelling camp. with that i'd like to share four important insights from our journey thus far. first at state, we see booming demand for a.i. services across the department. over the past three years the centers for analytics received over 350 project requests from all corns of the department. some pro

meanwhile, a new huffpost report cites five current and one recently departed state department officialsho say their "expertise and standard decision-making processes are being treated as largely irrelevant to president joe biden's strategy on the war, which prioritizes support for israel." one official described "particular concern about the town hall for the department's branch on human rights. managers, who described the branch as 'state's conscience,' indicated that they aren't sure if they are getting through to more senior officials." for more, we are joined by josh paul, the state department official who resigned last month in protest of a push to increase arms sales to israel amid its siege on gaza, writing in a -- calling it "shortsighted," "destructive," and "contradictory." in his resignation letter that went viral, josh paul wrote -- josh paul's former director of congressional and public affairs for the bureau of political-military affairs in the state department, which oversees arms transfers to israel and other foreign nations. welcome to democracy now! >> i am glad to joi

, the planning department, fire department, department of building inspection, and the health department. >> and so--i see. just trying to understand of the technical part. when you say eliminating the requirement applicants for this that will be for screening for the crim inal history, what you are saying is just that the entertainment commission is not doing it, but the police department is? >> that's right. we are not collecting that information or housing it within our civilian agency. >> i see. but it will still be [indiscernible] police department has access? >> yes, every one of the applications down to our one time event permits are sent to the police department. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> that was some of my line of questioning. trying to find in the legislation where you speak specifically to eliminating the requirement for criminal history regarding individuals connected with the applicant business. can you point to me where that language is? >> looking for it. >> you probably know why i'm asking that question because we had bad operators in our district and in both ca

but the most important department was the third department. he was responsible for the internal security of the country. what is remembered by the people as the dreaded sevak. in fact, it was the third office. the administration consists of 6 political circles, each of which was headed by one of the political groups. the circle of marxists, the circle of non-marxists, the circle of parties and ethnic groups and provinces, the circle of new parties and finally the circle that had the authority of the memory of the third administration. that all the files and information of the opponents of the government were archived in that circle. however, the fourth office for the people of culture, art, and literature in bodur, the audit and suppression of literary and artistic works was officially carried out under the supervision of this office. office the fifth and sixth were recruitment and budget. the seventh department 's job was to forecast and analyze foreign countries, especially west asian countries. the 8th department also managed counter-espion

today the cftc stance with the department of justice and the treasury department protecting u.s. investors and financial markets from those who sought to create an empire through calculated strategy of regulatory avoidance and arbitrage. outright defiance of the law and breaching the fundamental principles of market behavior. today the cftc agreed to resolve charges against binance, its founder changpeng zhao, and its former chief compliance officer. binance is the world's largest digital asset exchange. including cftc or a sectional products such as bitcoin futures, options, and swaps. the orders imposed a civil monetary policy totaling -- monetary penalty against finance. and a $1.5 million penalty against lin. binance's activities undermines the foundation of safe and sound financial markets by intentionally avoiding basic fundamental obligations that apply to exchanges. all the while collecting approximately $1.35 billion in trading fees from u.s. customers. beyond the risks imposed on the u.s. financial system, binance's activities impacted populations beyond investors in wa

the state department can provide questions, the state department can provide its internal documents to an ig but not your special ig. >> originally they argued that because afghanistan collapse there was no more reconstruction and we told them our statute gives us jurisdiction but looking at all humanitarian programs and basically all programs that benefited -- >> you can look across the interagency. >> that is the point, you hit it, mr. chair. >> was this your experience in the last administration or the one prior, the fact that you never even met, you were hoping to meet today the special presidential envoy? >> it's been difficult, let's just say this. we had gotten cooperation from the obama administration. >> why do you think you are not getting it now? >> it may be a legal argument but i think we've proven that is not accurate and i think the appropriators believe we are correct and committees like this believe we are. >> all along those lines when they have the acting deputy secretary of state testifying that she has no evidence of our former allies being murdered, prosecuted, es

for department of public works, police department and recreation and park department and also the puc and these departments represent about 77 percent of the total annual usage of gasoline. here you see a break down of expenditures by department. again the departments consisting of central shops, dpw and the police department spend about 5.1 million per year and puc about a million and fire department almost a million a year and this is fiscal year '23 and their average monthly spends are there as well. this price index for food and gasoline you will see as seen ups and downs very steady rise and around again february 2022 where world events sent oil prices into a bit of a ride there that you can see and you can see the latest data of gasoline pricing as again steadily been rising for the year of 2023. so the necessity to amend for the board to amend this contract. we at the office put in a replacement for the gasoline per the ad min code and expansion of the western states oil contract and with discussions with the new contractor looking to take over requested changes to the contract

and so the early actions were for the department. sol the early actions were for the department. so i thought it was reasonable, for instance the very first cobra, that i should share it. but there was a when we needed to go broader than are things that ought to be the remit of the department. my to be the remit of the department. my argument and point in response to these allegations that we held too much within the department, or that we didn't get on with stuff, is, and somebody has accused the department of being overwhelmed, but we were certainly very, very busy and we were having to do things that in future ought to be done by other departments or at the centre because it should have been a whole government response earlier. that is my reflection. and what about after the end of february when the cross government machine ramps up on the scale of the crisis is understood and steps have to be taken? to what extent had the department for health and social are got on top of promoting or suggesting the sort of countermeasures and infection control that ultimately were at the hea

for department of public works, police department and recreation and park department and also the puc and these departments represent about 77 percent of the total annual usage of gasoline. here you see a break down of expenditures by department. again the departments consisting of central shops, dpw and the police department spend about 5.1 million per year and puc about a million and fire department almost a million a year and this is fiscal year '23 and their average monthly spends are there as well. this price index for food and gasoline you will see as seen ups and downs very steady rise and around again february 2022 where world events sent oil prices into a bit of a ride there that you can see and you can see the latest data of gasoline pricing as again steadily been rising for the year of 2023. so the necessity to amend for the board to amend this contract. we at the office put in a replacement for the gasoline per the ad min code and expansion of the western states oil contract and with discussions with the new contractor looking to take over requested changes to the contract

foster city police department. menlo park police department. san mateo police department. and south san francisco. all of these are small departments, but they did send what they could, small numbers of officers, but their help is very, very much appreciated. san jose state police department is also sending officers to help with some of our fixed posts in the site venues as well as the fairfield police department. so in total that's around 50 additional officers and as far as the san francisco police department, every able bodied officer will be working as the department will mobilize during this next week. and what that means for apec, approximately just under 600 officers over the week will be assigned to apec in various capacities. the rest of the officers will be basically working in the field, working patrol our stations will be staffed. so we don't expect any interruption in service in terms of responding to emergency calls for service as a matter of fact, because we're mobilized, each district station will have probably more deployment than they have on a typical ni

great job to the police department. the second thing had dog my research i noticed something that everyone the board of supervisors should be aware of. looking at the cdc court quarantine stations and san francisco and northern california linked to wyoming. and i don't think anybody wants wyoming influencing our decisions. that's what is happening worse when you look at los angeles, lsx they cover nevada, utah and colorado. anybody this is traveling to nevada, las vegas, utah, they bring back this influence and that's where your problems texas is worse. it is 3 important everdifferent states influence texas someone should look at the cdc quarantine station. with covid lingering covid the people have influence over public health and safety. so again i urge you to look at that thank you. mr. president. all right. noted. we heard you. we are good. >> are there other members of public who would like to testify for yes or no public comment. that's it you are done. thank you, ma'am. all right. no other members for general pub

news, duty department.st 3 years , employees of the ministry of internal affairs gave such figures to the head of the department, vladimir kolokolts, speaking to colleagues dedicated to combating drug trafficking. according to the minister, the methods of committing drug crimes and supply channels have changed greatly recently. by according to statistics, every second case of trafficking in prohibited substances today is carried out remotely. alexander polivka will tell you what else was discussed at the meeting. this is a green fence, if i stopped the police, then only. for a few seconds, they try not to cause noise ahead of time, and, having jumped over the barrier, disperse throughout the territory of the site in the pskov region. and now the time has finally come to announce your presence. the surprise of the visit bore fruit. all the necessary people were in place , following the instructions of the police, they obediently moved from warm beds to cold floors. the security forces found out that the prod

across departments. and so this is -- in part looking at that space and creating enhance for nonprofits to ensure we are receiving high quality results consistently. the first big component that is related to the monitor activities. this directs the controller to establish standards and performance measures and measure in contracts. and then further, how we monitor that. we are looking at like what would happen and how they should happen and reporting engagement between departments and nonprofits that contract. most departments are doing monitoring now this is occurring across contracting departments. there can be variability within a department and across departments this is highway patrol tologist standards ice. there is focus on the monitoring on compliance this relates to funding source. and constraints the feds are interested in compliance. and so we are interested in how we use this to build a focus. there is an element of the legislation that directs the controller's office to update our city corr

of the regional department of internal affairs and the department of internal affairs of russia forcity of ryazan, in interaction with employees of the federal security service of russia born in 979. they were looking for the best killer of the head of the city department of the bailiff service, sergei kaluzhsky. employees of the regional departments of the ministry of internal affairs of the investigative committee. the police were on heavy duty suspicious cars were inspected, directions were sent to all posts. thirty-five-year-old captain sergei kaluzhsky was shot dead on november 1. on the professional holiday of bailiffs, it was as if the killer had deliberately chosen a dark and deserted place. there is no lighting or cctv cameras. that evening, as usual, he parked the car under the windows and headed along this path to his home. and it was right here that the killer was waiting for him, three 545 caliber cartridges were found on the spot, these are the ones used when shooting from a kalashnikov assault rifle, and this means that the man who committed the murder had special tra

and the public works and dph told the departments can't shut down the department because of rights thatsted but xiefrd at the end of health emergency offer so despite the serious risks for vulnerable constituents and residents around the city we found no department willing to shut down the sites or investigate with our constituents information and private medical material. we were informed that the expires as i mentioned the health order it was unclear to enforce we sit out to draft an ordinance it gives the departments for the prioritizing the vulnerable residents from identity theft and while in legislation was pending the health officer issued an emergency order follow own the legislation to start enclosing against those you sites to protect the public health during this season that was an important step i really want to commend the health officer for issuing this order that energies limited ordinance to begin in the process of enforcing the new health order dph learned that some of the pop up organization are sophisticated and in order to make sure the owners is strong as possible a

in terms of lessons learned what is crucial is that any department in the future is that any departmentyour question. at the start of the pandemic the department, including me, was trying to wake up whitehall to this fact. early on the department ended up doing things which really are not for a health department, but we were doing them because nobody else was. {guild department, but we were doing them because nobody else was.— because nobody else was. could you rive us because nobody else was. could you give us one — because nobody else was. could you give us one or _ because nobody else was. could you give us one or two _ because nobody else was. could you give us one or two examples? - because nobody else was. could you give us one or two examples? i - because nobody else was. could you give us one or two examples? i will| give us one or two examples? i will rive ou give us one or two examples? i will give you one _ give us one or two examples? i will give you one example, _ give us one or two examples? i will give you one example, the - give us one or two examples? iii-h" ll give you

across departments.o this is -- in part looking at that space and creating enhance for nonprofits to ensure we are receiving high quality results consistently. the first big component that is related to the monitor activities. this directs the controller to establish standards and performance measures and measure in contracts. and then further, how we monitor that. we are looking at like what would happen and how they should happen and reporting engagement between departments and nonprofits that contract. most departments are doing monitoring now this is occurring across contracting departments. there can be variability within a department and across departments this is highway patrol tologist standards ice. there is focus on the monitoring on compliance this relates to funding source. and constraints the feds are interested in compliance. and so we are interested in how we use this to build a focus. there is an element of the legislation that directs the controller's office to update our city corrective

lead the duty department.ws is in telegram channels, the duty department is led by an honest detective. subscribe, we also watch our issues on the platform. and that’s all for us, tatyana petrova was with you , see you soon on the russia 24 tv channel . waste that is on the surface, here it has already gone deep into the ground for many years, is especially dangerous on lake baikal bags, this will change the entire ecosystem, plastic will soon become more abundant than fish, each person can do so that it causes less problems for the planet, centrally we collect everything literally, what can be separated is collected. that bottle that is lying on the landfill for ordinary people is waste, for us it is a valuable raw material, what you see here on the table now will return back to economic circulation, will return back to the production cycle, imagine an industrial park that works raw materials that are obtained from waste, this is exactly the meaning of the circular economy, everything is possible, just give t

looks like a department specialized.ller immediately present the documents to the questionable storage conditions, fresh fish on the counter mixed with dried and smoked fish. but they have every fish in a package, which means somewhere. even inexpensive canned food is counterfeited; clandestine workshops producing counterfeit fish have been discovered in the moscow and vladimir regions. to reduce costs and increase profits, tin cans labeled with saury labels were filled with cheap and often low-quality food. raw materials, counterfeit goods were sold in mass distribution retail networks, even in large chain stores, where quality control is higher, second-rate goods are found. we look at the gills, yes, well, these gills are generally perfect, yes, here the edges are starting to sag a little, this one is no longer worth taking, it turns out that it is not so fresh, it is fresh fish, you can see by the temperature, the defrosphere , inside it, it’s just partitioned off, this street is used by most stores, under the guise o

i work for the health department. i represent local 21 as a health professional delegate and i, prove the amended version of this act. i served a police commissioner in another county. and it is important to recognize that this alone cannot fix our safety concern issues. i work for the city. i see had is happening i'm a compliance manager. i find out what is happening with the most vulnerable. and putting funds behind policing and not focusing on service that will help those that are in need will really affect our community. remember we are voters, too. and voices matter. >> good morning i'm gloria dave and is i am the purchase chapter president for local 21. lived in the city most my life am active low all my life and one point represented the san francisco labor council at the d10 implementation committee. i am here in support. the improved vefrthz of sfpd full staffing act. as my son is also a police officer. this improved version is amended incorporate new revenue sources instead of the 200 million budget set asid

state department i oversee the organizations we coordinate the department work on the cyberspace digitalolicy and emerging technologies there are two of them the bureau of cyberspace digital policy known as cdp and the office of the special envoy for critical and emergent tech building on ears a bipartisan work secretary state blinken establish these organizations in partnership with congress as part of a companys into modernized diplomacy make technologies central to u.s. foreign policy. he gave us a very clear admission to shape the terms of the technology future and to extend america's industrial innovation strategy into the international realm. together cdp with our interagency partners work to advance u.s. global leadership shon topics such as trusted technologies and digital infrastructure, advanced wireless networks quantum computing, biotechnology synthetic biology cloud services and data centers undersea communication cables, satellite communications and yes, ai. we also work to build partner apcybersecurity capacity to strengthen international technical standards, to advance gl

so, as with the arms transfers i saw when i was departing from the department, i think there is justrush to push everything they can while they feel there is a window of political opportunity here where there will be no significant opposition. amy: what kind of response was there to your resignation? josh: so, to my resignation, i would say there has been an overwhelming response that i have heard from folks or from colleagues inside not only in the state department, but across the u.s. government, actually, on the hill, in the defense department, in the uniformed military services, including in combatant commands around the world. people have reached out to me to say, you know, "we fully agree with you." you know, obviously, everyone has their own personal circumstances. you know, i think if we had universal healthcare, it would make it a bit easier for people to stand up on principle. i myself am, you know, trying to figure out what i do next on healthcare. but the point is that so many people have reached out to say, "we hear you. we agree with you." and i think, you know, one of

so at this point both departments about 50 departments and agencies finished the racial equity action plan in the early and what we found is that ever department and agency, you know. we work with over 50 of them in various reemploy over thirty thousand people in the city and serve one million so what we think of a cycle of learning creating enlargement and one cycle of many cycles and working closely to line the departments. in amplifying they're learning the best practices for themselves. so last year in 2022 i mentioned we were providing a lot of technical assistance for folks trying to create a collaborative encouragement of racial equity and this year we're focusing on working with the expedite of phase one again, all about the employee equity and hiring promotions for staff. but looking forward as we prepare for the next week next year we're working on a few projects in the legislation many of the racial equity the raise indigent we submitted to the board of supervisors. but we'll hear from the community a lot more work to do on those so next year we're hoping to turn towards ou

at the department of veterans affairs whistleblowers are an unsung hero of our government that exposeorruption, abuse, fraud and waste. reporting evidence of wrongdoing from the inside is a courageous task and whistleblowers often risk their livelihoods to expose critical issues. their actions are paramount in holding the government accountable and whistleblowers should be commended for the courage it takes to come forward. the va is interested for caring for the nation's veterans and employees must feel empowered to callout problems including wrongdoing. managers need to be trained on the rules and policies so they are also empowered to create and foster an open and transparent culture that benefits everyone from the public to staff to veterans that engage with va. over many decades congress has authorized important institutions which are charged with oversight investigative authority with administrating whistleblower protection laws and holding the federal government accountable. we have the va office of inspector general the office of special counsel and the government accountabili

and the police department has 14 time the our budget. and there is the sheriff's department and any time the entities are detaining our cloinlt in i way it is up to us to defend this is manage we are working on locally. and alsoination wide to change that. we need more staff and every wing of our office. the logo is greater than one. so we know that we need to be greater twhoon individual in the office and use our teams effectively and strategically and skillfully and put in more hours to make sure we reveal truth and make justice happen in courtrooms. greater than one also symbolizes the fact we are collaborating with other communities organizations to try to support and help our client and move policies that will help our clients. an example of this is the pretextual stop campaign we collaborated with 110 organizations throughout the city to convince the police commission to pass the general order that stops some of the stops traffic stops for things that don't impact public safety and lead to often con41ational interactions with the p

department and - all the city agencies the department of public works supervisors president peskin our district attorney meaning and bill scott so many people to talk about the existing emphasis holiday hopping season (clapping.) all the shoppers out there the visitors i want you to make our way we want to see the businesses here doing well, let me tell you we're experienced challenging times in san francisco i don't know about you i'm feeling to how much and lemon tell you why yesterday, we announced the mba all star game is coming to san francisco in 2025 we announced that will be back in 24. (clapping.) next week e next week san francisco will play host to action park or pack the park and planning coordination we will be welcoming 231 economics from around the world the significant event is at san francisco. has it's host an international event of this magnitude since 1945 with the united nations nations was established in san francisco we're to welcoming people and our hotels packed how restaurant packed. >> this is a holiday season where people and families come together and, of c

more from the us government department, chief economist at the department of agriculture and that senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute. after this break the the welcome back to going on the garden. i'm still here with the senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute, dr. joseph club for joseph. so we were talking about the systems of, of, of food and the bulk of the in the united states. what about the, what's really being in the news lately, which is about this india and on this multi rice ben. why? what is your understanding of wind is doing it in any way? well, hey, you have to look at this in perspective. india has, the rice production has, has increased substantially over the last 15 years back and in the early, 2, thousands, you know, they were probably about 5 percent of the world market. they're now 40 percent of world exports come from india. they've been very important and for a number of countries, a re supplier for many, many countries, both in asia, but also in africa. subsaharan africa, west africa. i'm a y

it is known that along with the head of the department’s investigation department, his deputy abdulgapurovined. details. a criminal case has been initiated for giving a bribe on an especially large scale against the deputy minister of internal affairs for the republic of dagestan, the head of the investigation department of the ministry of internal affairs for the republic of dagestan, colonel justice ismailov and the deputy head of the investigation department of the ministry of internal affairs for the republic of dagestan, colonel justice abdulgapurov. according to our data, rufat ismayilova and dalgata abdulgapurov has already been transported under escort to moscow, where a preventive measure must be chosen for them. obmedov, salekh salekhov and abdul magomedov to lead. duty department. and now the latest news that our editors receive directly from leland informagent. so, in dagestan, police are establishing the circumstances of a massive accident that injured seven people. all of them were taken to the hospital. it is reported that on the ninth kilometer of the makhachkova caspian ai

live, the legal program is hosted by the duty department, we continue the broadcast.ne in the samara forests. a huntsman caught a high-ranking official, who suspected of poaching. there was no point in making excuses; the cars were right next to his when he tried to catch up with the car with the poachers. what is your purpose? introduce yourself? he is here and with no one in these shots anton cherednikov, according to media reports, he is an assistant to the chairman of the government of the samara region, next to the car there are carcasses of killed wild boars. please show me the contents of your trunk. at the same moment, several possible poachers got into the car and tried to leave. wait, wait, wait, on the passenger side in the seats, assistant to the chairman of the government of the samara region, anton cherrednyakov, his driver is next to him at the wheel, they couldn’t escape, they get out of the car and are quite rude... hands out documents and reluctantly answers questions. what must be done? what is the purpose of your being here? i understand you are in

news, duty department. the number of accidents with electric scooters has broken all records in 9 months; more than 2,500 such incidents have been recorded this year, which is three times more than last year. more than 30 people died. about making changes to the traffic rules. taxis, delivery robots, the minister of internal affairs, vladimir kolokoltsev, the head of the state traffic inspectorate mikhail chernikov, and representative of the public chamber, alexander kholodov. it was he who previously raised this topic during vladimir putin’s meeting with the new composition of the public chamber. the president promised kholotov to organize a conversation with the head of the ministry of internal affairs. the department's response was immediate. the meeting took place almost immediately. any adjustment, any change. it must be clearly verified, clearly thought out, only then will this adjustment work, you need to act here according to one such principle, measure seven times, cut once. always ready to conside

foster city police department. menlo park police department. san mateo police department. and south san francisco. all of these are small departments, but they did send what they could, small numbers of officers, but their help is very, very much appreciated. san jose state police department is also sending officers to help with some of our fixed posts in the site venues as well as the fairfield police department. so in total that's around 50 additional officers and as far as the san francisco police department, every able bodied officer will be working as the department will mobilize during this next week. and what that means for apec, approximately just under 600 officers over the week will be assigned to apec in various capacities. the rest of the officers will be basically working in the field, working patrol our stations will be staffed. so we don't expect any interruption in service in terms of responding to emergency calls for service as a matter of fact, because we're mobilized, each district station will have probably more deployment than they have on a typical ni

large department. busy department, and we have a lot of things to see while working here. best job in the world to this day. >> we prep them as best we can. all the experiences and instructors and myself, we again our job is to see them-we want to see them be successful. we want to hear good reports. it is like being a parent. i are want to make sure when they leave we want to hear good things and if we don't want also want to check and make sure, what happened? i want to hear from now the probationary firefighter what happened and how we can best support them, because they are not recruits anymore. they are professional probationary firefighters and just because they left the tower doesn't mean we are done with them. i'm more invested in them now now that they are my brother and sister then a recruit because i could be working with them in the field. i found a career i absolutely hundred percent love. it is very rare that you you can find a profession that you can love that much. i'm a public servant. i never want to forget the roots of what we do. we serve the citizens o

what the state department was represented by joe cisco. and if any of you remember joe cisco, you will remember that he was not a shy person. he moved right into the situation room and he understood one of the bureaucratic bear tubes of this town, which is whoever grabs the cable has 80% of the battle. he let us have great philanthropic or discussion. he was, sadly, tabled. five principles of administrative purity you could have said we had a meeting in the state department of all the interested party. we had all the parties there that had to execute the position. so, i would say every cable i can't think of one in which joe cisco was not the principal drafter. the president had said we are not going to permit this. the strategy was to create maximum conditions to that effect. so, we encourage or set up in a way for the israeli mobilization on the flag of the syrians. we told the syrians, the israelis, we would not permit them to suffer damage as a result of this decision. and, of course, you all know the many cables we received urging us

news, duty department. number of accidents with electric scooters will break all records; over 9 months of this year , more than 2,500 such incidents were recorded, which is three times more than last year. more than 30 people died, changes were made to the traffic rules regulating traffic. taxis, delivery robots, the interior minister said this week, vladimir kolokoltsev, head of the state traffic inspectorate, mikhail chernikov, and representative of the public chamber alexander kholodov. it was he who previously raised this topic during vladimir putin’s meeting with the new composition of the public chamber. the president promised kholotov to organize a conversation with the head of the ministry of internal affairs. the department's response was immediate; the meeting took place almost immediately. any adjustment, any change, it must be. clearly verified, clearly thought out, only then will this adjustment work, you need to act here one such principle: measure seven times , cut once. we are always ready

now hear from the planning department. >> good to see. >> corey teasing from the planning department and as stated the building permit on appeal for an addition to a single-family home in the rh one and berno heights for one horizontal addition setback from the rear building if berno heights has some special controls this project is within the addendum and those controls limit those sides and special designs if berno heights guidelines like el see streets devolves to the guidelines which guidelines apply and the permit went out offer february and march i know that is appellant was aware of the project and engage with the planner and the planner made them aware of the progress and making sure they had the materials and were informed by options to ask for a determination review and i don't know the rationale behind that as noticed noted the primary cancer is the north facing kitchen window and on the challenge is that given the fact that window is already in a very small setback and the subject property it uphill slightly the property owner the permit holder made the point any vertical

the e—mail sent from departments.l sent from dominic cummings and text messages, well, what messages he sent, it's clear that the civil contingencies secretariat had not been able to, firstly, provide it essential plan other than this action document or been able to obtain plans from the other departments and provide them to number ten. that was a serious error, was it not? the secretariat wasn't resource _ error, was it not? the secretariat wasn't resource to _ error, was it not? the secretariat wasn't resource to hold _ error, was it not? the secretariat wasn't resource to hold these - error, was it not? the secretariat l wasn't resource to hold these plans a resource to hold these plans across many departments. it was lead governing departments that were responsible not only for their own plans but for ensuring that the departments who would be supporting them on a risk area for which they were responsible had plans in place. the fact that cts were asking for plans and they were not being received was clearly an in

jenny delumeau planning department staff. the item before you is an ordinance that proposes to amend the fleet charging definition. the planning code to prohibit parcel delivery service as an accessory. use the ordinance is sponsored by supervisor chan, who is here today to present and share some remarks with that supervisor chan, good morning. thank you for being with us. good morning, commissioners. i really appreciate the opportunity to speak before you today. i just want to first express my thanks to director hillis and really the planning staff, including ms. dell'omo behind us today for the work that we've been working on together. that is before you today. i just want to first, if i may articulate my really overall policy goal in what is before you today and probably subsequently, very soon before you again is really the goal about supporting small businesses and workers in san francisco and particularly around parcel delivery services. and that means is when individual order online receiving delivery, that's really ki

across departments. and so this is -- in part looking at that space and creating enhance for nonprofits to ensure we are receiving high quality results consistently. the first big component that is related to the monitor activities. this directs the controller to establish standards and performance measures and measure in contracts. and then further how we monitor that. we are looking at like what would happen and how they should happen and reporting engagement between departments and nonprofits that contract. most departments are doing monitoring now this is occurring across contracting departments. there can be variability within a department and across departments this is highway patrol tologist standards ice. there is focus on the monitoring on compliance this relates to funding source. and constraints the feds are interested in compliance. and so we are interested in how we use this to build a focus. there is an element of the legislation that directs the controller's office to update our city corre