and green street; seawall lot 322-1 bounded by broadway street, front street and vallejo street; and seawall lot 323/324 bounded by the embarcadero, broadway street and davis street. (resolution no. 13-42) >> my name is shai edwards and i am the senior property manager for the water front and i want to let you know that i am here today to request authorization to offer a competitive bid, on the five-year lease for the following five sea wall lots. 301, 314, 321, 322-1, 323/324. all located in the northern water front. i am going to provide a brief background of the lots. and discuss the rationale for consolidating the lots into one operator. and i will outline objectives of the project and provide the overview of the financial of the lease and discuss the bid process and qualification and hopefully with your approval and input, move forward on issuing the bid. so, as background, we have two current operators, central parking and priority parking. they are operating, the five lots, plus one expansion lot. and central parking, is operating sea wall lot, 301 which is known as the triang

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communicated to my office, i don't think they have communicated to the mta but it's pushed people on front street and 14th after along presidio boulevard. i think that's the impact. and in determining success that is one question i have is how can you determine success when it pushes people to other spots and in your data of displacement of folks that live in their vehicles. i would like to know from duffy and police captain a little bit more about the tracking of the human impact from pushing people that may not have a home out of an area that they may have been relying to other areas. those are some questions about the affects of the analysis because displacing people is critical and what about the large vehicles that are pushed as well. >> that is a very good question. from our ends related to the parking situation, i would be glad to share with you. >> right before midnight is where the number of people will move their vehicles conveniently to another spot very close by. whether it's success or not, to me it has to carefully track whether displaced people impact and what kind of services or l

and it is between broad way and valeo and front streets. and this site will consider the site to be ideal. and given all of the sea wall lots. and that are on the section of the water front. and the site, is currently, flat, and it is paved as indicated in the previous presentation and it is available for surface backing. and this site is approximately 500 feet from the shore line, and on the current estimate we are expecting that given conservation to the sea level rise, it is now going to be 2050, it will be inundated with flooding but with 2010, a small portion might and in addition, to address the city level rise issue will be addressed. and during the site and building the design phase of the project if it does move forward. >> the current zoning, and the height, and it does allow for the proposed development or the proposed development of the affordable housing. to test the feesbility of including a public backing in that development and in the previous presentation there was indication about >> the developer will be responsible for al

that is difficult to resolve is how you get out of the land locked buildings where you have one front street frontage and no back or side entrances which typically mean you need to put a fire corridor. in there was a change in the california building code in january saying where there is a fully sprinklered building the exits have to be separated a third of the diagnal distance. a technicality but it makes a difference a third degree of the diagonal difference meansure able to have 2 doors on the fall of the building which previously you need half of the distance you couldn't meet. it's possible to use the new code requirement in sprinklered buildings to ease exiting requirements. those need to be shown on plans. not necessary on show electric and plumbing plans. we need to see where the fixtures are located but don't have to see all the plumbing diagrams. we are not interested in finishes. the health department is interested in finishes. >> the dimension one third or one half, how do you measure that is that to the center of the door opening or the center of a pair of doors? is it in a stra

it's because they changed the street elevations and built retaining walls in front of the property so they could level out the street. so i would be -- wouldn't be surprised if that's what happened here. >> we're going to see a few of those in a moment. but yeah, that's what likely happened here. my neighborhood, i live in the inner sunset. if you drive up fifth avenue, everyone drives down on my side of the street, drives down into their garage. that's because they came along, leveled the street so they would meet the city standards and they would be acceptable, the streets for maintenance. okay, an interesting fence. so this is over 3 feet on the front property line. they would need a permit. depending on the issues about required front yard and all that, maybe it's okay. >> what kind of flowers, anybody know? d tarctiontion tura. -- datura. is that the same thing? >> it's beautiful. >> enlarged, it's probably an issue with that fence. >> you're looking at the building. is it matching the average of the two adjoining properties? and it's more than three feet tall and it looks like o

the neighborhoods and new open space along the center water front. 16 street, folsom street and 22nd street and the eastern neighborhood cac has approved some agreements which appear to be beneficial to the whole community. however we are very concerned about this large gap in funding for infrastructure improvement to accommodate the huge growth. revenues maybe as much as $160 million that is far short of the $250-395 that is included nd needs assessment as muchs $180 million and we have no plans on fixes that funding gap. now the eac is concerned about the funding for support for transportation. support for shuttle services and better transit is most welcome. we want $20 million of impact fees goes towards the project. maybe it will address our neighborhoods to list affordable housing, green space, park improvement, child care and streetscape and pedestrian and bike improvement. the cac does keep traffic of the funding mechanism the city is considering. we welcome the opportunity to suggest new funding mechanisms. whatever happened to ifd, i thought income hill was going to be for w

reporter: del, ne wrapped up a protest, about 100 protesters were here chanting in the streets and on the sidewalks in front of wal-mart here they carried signs and they gave some speeches about how they felt. event the protest moved to the middle of the street in front of the wal-mart, and 10 protesters were arrested. it was a very well choreographed event. no violence involved. everyone knew what was going to happen. for a lot, it was their first time being arrested, but they say it was worth it because they say that wal-mart's wages are simply too low. they say that for a company that earned $16,000,000,000 that last year, wages don't match up. they say some workers can't even get to $25,000 a year. they say that's not right. they also claim that there have been retaliations against some of them for these protests. and they are not happy about working on thanksgiving before black friday. >> that's something that wal-mart started doing last year. that doesn't sit well with them. but the main issue, del, are the wages. and they say that as wal-mart goes, other companies do, too. and that's why they feel it

the government faces pressure on two different fronts on the streets. behind bars - libya cracks down on militia in ghazi. that story in a moment. >>> you're with al jazeera. these are the top stories. standoffs growing in the thai capital. they are occupying several state buildings. they won't be leading there until the prime minister steps up. honduras is a step closer to naming their president. two-thirds of votes have been counted. the ruling party candidate has an irreversible lead. we are looking at bangladesh protests - calling for the creation of a caretaker government to oversee elections next year. >> ukraine's former prime minister has gone on hunger strike in prison. a show of solidarity calling on the government to sign a trade agreement with the e.u. >> the protesters wanted to take their case personally to the government. the police were not taking chances. so the standoff turned into an imprompt you rally with a heavy wait speaker. boxing champion and sports star leader of the faction in parliament leading the case with closer european t

downtown sandals to show their solidarity with a movement many of them aligned to the occupy wall street front on the east coast activists also gathered outside the white house to protest our washington correspondent going and she can report. here in washington you have to. protest groups marching under the umbrella of be anonymous they protest different things they protest what they see is a police state they focused against the persecution of whistleblowers they protest against monsanto the world's biggest producer of genetically modified seeds so generally speaking they see themselves as a movement against the government and corporations taking advantage of the people. who are. so we're standing next to the white house what do you want president obama to hear you want president obama to hear that five years after the financial crisis the banks being bailed out we're still suffering people are still struggling they're drowning in debt we live in a country that's fundamentally unfair we no longer have the rule of law from the n.s.a. to edward snowden to chelsea manning all over the world peop

. >> hillary clinton, clearly, on wall street considered the democratic front runner. ll street considered the republican front runner, we should point out that this is three years away, a lot can happen in three years. although, you know, the front runners usually do kind of emerge to the top. she was the front runner, although, this 2008, and she lost to the current president. but that's where the betting is right now. and the way it's dividing up is kind of interesting. if you look on the christie side, and this is going on as we are speaking, it's ken land gone, one of the co-founders of -- >> that's chris christie, but ken and stand druckemiller, used to run due cane capital management, those are the people scouring wall street basically raising money for. chris christie. and he supported rudy giuliani this 2008. we should point out that he is probably right now if you put dollars to doughnuts, he is the biggest backer of chris christie certainly on wall street, and that's what he's doing. on the other side of the fence be, it's kind of interesting. what you have p

you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collections. this was in a way breaking a parisian code, wasn't it? instead of pretending these immigrants were not there, you're actually inspired by their colors, their hair, their clothes, and you turn them into your collection. >> definitely. i was very inspired by different people always. maybe -- with me, i felt a little different. a project at school. for example, not doing football. i was more touched by people that are a little different or could be rejected. they inspire me also because i do not know it was another world. for inspiration, for example, because close very clearly, very early became my attraction -- clothes became nmy attraction, a subsection. as more attractive to addressing people than addressing myself. it was not my objective desire, my own person. so i think that if i looked, the market inspire me. people different in it the streets or inspiring me. not wh