install additional landscaping and public access improvements within the unimproved portion of the greenwich street public right-of-way between hyde and larkin streets, conditioned upon the payment of an annual assessment fee of $4,433.00; and making environmental findings of consistency with the general plan and the priority policies of planning code, section 101.1. ~ greenwich street >> thank you. you can continue, please. >> as i was stating, in this case, san francisco state being a good steward, determined they want to provide local pedestrian safety to access different areas of the campus across winston drive. they applied for a permit to install a pedestrian tunnel that interconnects the two portions of san francisco state. they have applied for the major street encroachment permit has been reviewed and been deemed to be in conformance with general plans. the city agency food task has reviewed it and determined it is appropriate. we had a director's hearing after notifying the general public. there has been -- the director has determined this is an appropriate use of the public right-of-way

outcasts continues, newgate prison which was in effect the first sing sing was that crested and greenwich streets in the 1790s. through the 1700s yellow fever, cholera, other plagues run through that tiny little community down at the bottom of manhattan. washington square park in fact starts out as a burial ground for yellow fever and cholera victims because it was for an out of town. the village was one of the places that it was out in the country so you would flee out of the village to get away from the plate. by the 18th of especially, especially video played in 1822, and is that you that people started building permanently in the village. one of the reasons the west village is a famously or infamously the streets curl around on each other and wander all over the place is because people were building along the cow path and the farm path and the streams, and then it just stated by the 1850s when the grid, the avenues and street grid of manhattan flows up and around, it's too late to change all that so the village always maintains this slightly anarchic mess of streets over at that and. that bec

greenwich, connecticut. that is a town home to many top hedge fund managers. he also pays 60 million to buy an oceanfront mansion in easthampton, playground of wall street's eliteanother house already owns. after paying more than $600 million fine. he's currently trying to sell a huge 501st floor duplex apartment in a bloomberg to our next a bloomingdale's in manhattan. that price tag, 115 million. how many bathrooms to mecca many walking causes? also an avid art collector. he owns works like picasso, which you bought for a staggering $150 million. also, he bought woman three for more than $137 million. so just keep in mind what the absence if he pulls out of this type of markets and is not spending in this type of things. what that would do to those markets. the closing bell ringing in 49 minutes. today we're going bicoastal for a deep dive into the most fascinating up-and-coming name in technology. on the east coast which you believe columbia business school has become an incubator for some of the hottest tech talent in the nation. the school been telling us where the silicon alley jobs are in our masters of business series are we have been bringing in the de