most of the cars come from lombard street. my fear is when we lose 258 parking spaces, there will be a traffic jam backed up towards the lombard street and we will be basically gridlock. our strategies were to try to create parking ce

all i am out1251 and 1249 lombard. -- i am at 1251. how did this new project get as far as it did in the approval process? it is seemingly far in excess of anything that as allowed in the code. there seems to be an assumption that a developer or project sponsor has a right to two units. and there seems to be an assumption that it is compatible with the neighborhood. talking about requiring of variance in the back of the yard. you can put a two-family dwellings. that is a dwelling unit, not two units, not anything else. 2019-g says the in therh-2 zone, you need a conditional use district. it does not meet the code. you cannot put two units on this lot. you can only put one unit on the lot. when we talk about the neighborhood compatibility, there were all kinds of comments made by the zoning administrator that this is compatible with the neighborhood. it is not compatible with the neighborhood. there are seven lots in the east of this project, all zoned rh-2. there are single-family homes. there are two in front and some else. and this i

the last was 1727 lombard in 2007. you will find a table submitted by the academy of art. this is a table that lists the enrollment. what i have done is i was taking a look at the enrollment from fall 2010, 17,711 students. of those students, 1100 of them are there, and 3000 are hybrid students, which also take on site glasses. -- classes. others are on line only. this is almost double the 2005 enrollment of 8515 students. the 2005 enrollment is contrast with the 11,182 students in 2010 is more than double. 112%. the enrollment of 2010 represents an increase of 12.15%. and if you look at the enrollment table, you can see that there are modest increases in the enrollment until about 1990, and from 1990 until the year 2000, this tripled. and in 2004 there was a change in the enrollment, because we were offering class online. in 2010, there was a very rapid increase. the reason i bring this up is because as the increase takes place over the last few years, this has been a factor for us to take a look at and choose the demand for residential properties. the academy of art pres

most of the cars come from lombard street. my fear is when we lose 258 parking spaces, there will be a traffic jam backed up towards the lombard street and we will be basically gridlock. our strategies were to try to create parking spaces that were in many different areas to replace the lostsome of these se rejected for various reasons. my fear now is that if we keep limiting some of these proposals, we will end up with nothing. it is going to be a nightmare. it seemed like most of the opposition is for the triangle lots. i am looking at it a little differently. i took aside the residents, and i think there is an opportunity to improve that area. there were large trees on it, but they are now destroyed. [chime] i think there is a possibility to actually improve this space and not look at it as having this parking lot across the street. president buell: thank you. >> i don't believe there has been any compromise. the only reason they cannot pursue the ankle parking on baker street is because it did not fit and it did not measur

all i am out1251 and 1249 lombard. -- i am at 1251. how did this new project get as far as it did in the approval process? it is seemingly far in excess of anything that as allowed in the code. there seems to be an assumption that a developer or project sponsor has a right to two units. and there seems to be an assumption that it is compatible with the neighborhood. talking about requiring of variance in the back of the yard.

the most recent acquisition was the lombard properties, which was acquired in 2007. the academy of art began to acquire the properties in the 1990's. some of the properties began occupancy prior to the acquisition. the academy of art happens to have a housing director that is not an employee of the academy of art but of campus living villages. they are a property management firm that happens to specialize in campus housing. they offer campus housing to all full-time students that take at least 12 units undergraduate and nine units graduate. they currently offer housing to 1688 students for about 9.5 the 3% of all students or 15% of all hybrid students. i'm told this ratio is much lower than most post secondary institutions where demand is usually roughly 30% of the students. the housing costs by semester range about 3600 per share a room to over 5000 for a studio apartment, and those do not include the wheel plants. at the time the information was submitted to the planning department, they were able to accommodate all campus housing. there happens to be remaining 19

an easy day trip from lake como takes in a medieval, lombard city: bergamo. ancient, proud, resilient. through centuries of attacks by huns and lombards, the french and the holy roman empire, bergamo weathered the storm inside the walls of its upper town, or citta alta. after centuries of strife, bergamo became part of the venetian empire in the 1400s. with peace came prosperity, and some of the loveliest piazzas in italy came into being. [bells ringing] the bell in the torre del campanone in the piazza still tolls 100 times at 10 p.m. to announce the ancient curfew. the colorful colleoni chapel is named for the mercenary general bartolomeo colleoni, who served the venetians valiantly and put his wealth toward improving bergamo. keep an eye out for the lion, the symbol of venice and a tribute to bergamo's benevolent rulers. another bergamo treasure is the cuisine. just a stroll down the dark, old main street uncovers the sweets and salamis particular to the area. my friend and food expert, daisuke utagawa, found this restaurant, the trattoria da ornella, whic

the most recent acquisition was the lombard properties, which was acquired in 2007. the academy of art began to acquire the properties in the 1990's. some of the properties began occupancy prior to the acquisition. the academy of art happens to have a housing director that is not an employee of the academy of art but of campus living villages. they are a property management firm that happens to specialize in campus housing. they offer campus

el sabado habra un reten en el area de embarcadero y el domingo sera ubicado otro sobre la calle lombard--la tormentas que azotan al area de la bahia desde ayer han provocado verdaderos dolores de cabeza a los habitantes de la region.--ante el mal tiempo, las autoridades estan dando recomendaciones de seguridad para el hogar y las carreteras.--beatriz ferrari nos informa. --esta tormenta podÍa dejar hasta cinco pulgadas de lluvia en nuestra regÓn.---si quiere saber cÁ les son las ciudades que ofrecen bolsas de arena para enfrentar inundaciones en zonas bajas, vaya a "univision14.com" . --ahora... ¿cÁndo se empezaran a sentir las lluvias Ás intensas?... "guillermo quiroz" ha estado monitoreando las iÁgenes de satelite y nos tiene la respuesta. ---a pocas horas de que se emita un voto en torno al "acta de los sueÑos," continuan los esfuerzos para convencer a los legisladores sobre la necesidad de que se apruebe este proyecto de ley. ---hoy, un grupo de estudiantes y activistas se reunieron en un centro comunitario de san francisco para hacer cientos de llamadas en busca de apoyo para que e

a variance for 1269 lombard. the other action is to adopt resolutions. >> good morning. rogers here with the weekly report on the board of supervisors. a lot is happening before the end of the year. we heard an ordinance by supervisor dufty for the path of gold. this is around market street. this was sent in review in november. at the hearing, there was no recommendation, and they forwarded to the board to get an action next week, but without recommendations. what happened is that supervisor dufty amended the legislation for the department's recommendation. these were put on the lamp post and any banners would have to be certified appropriate. they agreed unanimously. that looks to be on track. at the land use committee, there was the sequa reform ordinance. for procedures and some general modifications as well. you heard this ordinance in june of this year. you heard the legislation in june and july. hspc agreed with this. this was the fifth hearing. leader rector of the planning department expressed concern for the exemption process. and we would like to bring the chan

. >> here we are at the base of telegraph hill on lombard street. this is owned by the city. behind you is a large piece of something exposed. you are looking at a large class that was xextricated in a quarry about hundred years ago. this is a secretive sandstones, shales, accumulated debris. essentially it ended up piled up here. the quarry activity was so intense and they used some much at dynamite that the kind of over blasted. 10 feet of the face was left shattered. you can see the fresh colors and a pile of debris which is precariously perched on the edge of a cliff up there. it is more fresh and more recent than the rest. it stands out because there's no vegetation. there is no weathering of material. those are the kinds of things you look for. >> there are many types of slides. there is the bedrock slides which we are looking at in is a combination of a block slide and where the material is just out of balance and is falling off. rainfall pushes from the ground water and out of the cliff. as you can see, the slides artistic one of many types of landslides or slope fail

into neighboring pakistan washington already regularly conducts drone attacks in the country as lombards has a public backlash is likely if u.s. combat troops begin operating there kathy kelly who campaigns against u.s. led war says america's military establishment is simply holding more money. it seems to me that the united states would have an effect similar to what has happened in the past here in afghanistan along with the drone attacks the invasion of a sovereign country. a united states joint special operations whose means of attack include death squads and assassinations and night raids would exacerbate the tremendous almost tidal wave of anti-american sentiment amongst the public united states establishment the military industrial complex companies have learned that you can make an enormous profit you can still fear financial portfolios and run to the bank and that you can do this in another limited way and they've learned that lesson and they would like to continue it but as far as what the united states might have learned from listening to people on the ground who are in touch

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a man entered a radio shack, 1700 block of lombard street in the marine in this exciting afternoon, get bunch of items wanted to register, demanded money saying he had the explosive demands fled, arrested. they found no explosives. a second suspect believed to be his accomplice has not been found. coming up, news from elton john real tight about that. a live look from san francisco sun will be up and an hour. when it does, rain is headed our way as well. u=b(b]@@ president barack obama is the most admired men of 2010 according to a new national poll the gallup survey indicates president barack obama leads the pack a former president's religious leaders and icons for their in year in a row with 22 percent he's followed by george w. bush, 5% and former president bill clinton with 4%. for the ninth consecutive year secretary of state hillary clinton was voted the most admired woman of the year 17% to lead at 0 pailin led to brokers said. all winfrey 11. michelle obama of a percent. elton john has a tiny dancer, the rocket man and husband had become parents to 7 lb 15 oz baby boy born on ch

susan, he is not a big enough tax cut and a spending cut or, somebody like jim demint and the lombard, as you know, he does not have that reputation. judy bloomberg, as you know, he does not have a reputation. host: jersey city, new jersey. you are watching from across the river. caller: bloomberg is the best man for a better job. the tea party people should learn from him. should listen to him. this gentleman who just called, already made a judgment. bloomberg digging if he could fit into the tea party, if the tea party could fit into bloomberg, he would be a tremendous force. the tea partiers could benefit from health care reform just passed by democrats. i am a democrat, never voted otherwise. i would step out and i would vote for bloomberg. but again, the tea party is an interesting force but they need to learn. they needed to let go of some of the hard and fast notions they have and learn, tax cuts for millionaires don't benefit the average tea partiers. they suffer from the same problems in health care and there is already talk about reforming what we have. i pay $500 a month, $