sxl to can be in also location. so the first picture shows how long the depression can be if you allow it to deteriorate to a significant point. and normal pothole and it can be a crass walk which are near a crosswalk and then also, along a curb line this is where we'll get standing water, we'll work with engineering and identify how to fix those and this is another area that shows you just, how they vary in size and location. i mentioned crack suing is our first line of defense on a preventive maintenance program and what it does, it's filling the cracks before they have a chance to get too large and before they have a chance to have the water penetrate and get into the base or other underlying asphalt layers. you'll get this cracking that creates a pothole and they can again larger and larger and creates large voids and eventually it can get to a point where ats affecting the base underneath it which will create the large sink holes and we did have a couple of cave ins with the storms. we also do some inter depart

sxl it may be that a state law has applied will render some of the parts moot. but again, the zoning administrator only task with the applicability of code not the law. i hope that helps answer some additional questions and i'm available for any questions you may have. >> thank you, we don't have any questions at this time. so commissioners this matter is submitted. >> mr. trasvina, you asked most of the questions you want to start. >> thank you, president and i want to thank the member of the public for presenting this. i am sympathetic for his quest for information, his quest for working through the bureaucracy. as if we're, if the standard here is abusive discretion, what i see in the materials and as i said earlier, the written materials could, what comes through from the written materials is not an abuse of discretion but a good faith effort to understand and his staff to understand the questions that have been presented. and attempt to answer them and as a said earlier, i believe the lod answers questions, 1, 5, 6, 7, and 8, i would encourage members of th

but you know, business process improvement is not an on going thing, it's a psych sxl process. as you bring more methodology, you look and that's what you call by due diligence. >> fwaod morning, steve, assistant manager for infrastructure. in addition, i think it will be helpful to kind of mention two things. one that, the work we need to do is growing, we have three enterprises, each individual unique needs. starting the way, i've been a more family with, has a history of assets that need to be invested in. so the understanding is working with all three enterprises, the programs themselves are growing coming from where we started with 20 plus years ago. secondly, i would add that the market conditions and the world around us has changed in the last few years. when we presented the unbalanced budget a year ago, it was a realization to shine a light that that we have more needs than we have sources. so again, last year to pause and to go into greater debt on how we need to look at the things and where we need to go from there. our needs are going, and the affordability has chan

sxl that was noted as a deck living room kitchen remodel, so nothing on there told us it was a seismic work involved. so, we missed that one ourselves because it was not called out as a seismic book. >> okay, thank you. >> it's a little more in response to that, it was also, part of the problem was that the two units were converted to condos. and that permit was under their address which we would not have realized so we were searching for permits under our address, it didn't show up. >> thank you, we will now hear from the department of building inspection. >> thank you, i would like to confirm what he said the 85 permit did come to light after the visit. but carry engineer was at the site visit and has been looking at the 1985 plans and still confident of this new, these new drawings. and i would also like to confirm once, after buildings are converted, it does get the future a little confusing. i come across that myself finding records. i'm available for any questions you may have. >> we have a question from commissioner lindbergh. >> is ms. liang president? >> she is not. >> if we c

sxl to can be in also location. so the first picture shows how long the depression can be if you allow it to deteriorate to a significant point. and normal pothole and it can be a crass walk which are near a crosswalk and then also, along a curb line this is where we'll get standing water, we'll work with engineering and identify how to fix those and this is another area that shows you just, how they vary in size and location. i mentioned crack suing is our first line of defense on a preventive maintenance program and what it does, it's filling the cracks before they have a chance to get too large and before they have a chance to have the water penetrate and get into the base or other underlying asphalt layers. you'll get this cracking that creates a pothole and they can again larger and larger and creates large voids and eventually it can get to a point where ats affecting the base underneath it which will create the large sink holes and we did have a couple of cave ins with the storms. we also do some inter depart

sxl in this case, it came at the expense of a community a community that has been historically oppressed. this was part of the intentional harm and systematic racism in the name of process. which by the way is a characteristic of upholding white supremacy. i sat here last time twice when we had to go until midnight when families examine children had to stay here until midnight, bare witness the racism that was perpetuated by this body of leaders. there is still i resolution that was at the time followed by the current process. and still in limbo not being acted possible. upon. this community deserves an apology and squarely in solidarity with this amazing community. >> thank you for all the work that you've done, you've been me nominal. i want to thank you for your leadership. i thought it was a two-minute comment so i'm going to go over a little bit. i'm a former city employee for 16 years and commission on the hrc until november 2022. the resolution was approved in september 2022, after being tabled and going through hrc. a three-year process. now the focus should be on student outcome