in fact, the fire escape is attached to two structures to 507 pacific avenue and to vote to 509 pacific avenue. the fire escape crosses the property line db. i does not have a record of when the fire escape was originally constructed. there is a permit, as has been discussed from 1964 for a new fire escape drop ladder. this permit was issued for 25 oh, nine, pacific . we don't in fact have permits for when either building was originally constructed the earliest permit for 2507 pacific is from 1910 and is to add to the existing kitchen. the earliest permit. we have records for is for 25. oh, nine pacific is from 1919 is to add a garage under the house. i'm not saying there weren't any permit that just say we don't have any records before that. unfortunately db i believes that this permit was not approved and issued properly. first section one. oh six. a of the san francisco building code states, no building or structure regulated by this code shall be erected, constructed and large altered. repaired moved. improved removed, converted or demolished unless a separate permit for each buildi

sf mta is only has jurisdiction over arguello boulevard between fulton and pacific avenue, near the entrance to the presidio. the presidio trust controls the area between pacific north to sheridan avenue. that includes the area where boyles was killed and the world health organization officially declared covid 19 no longer a global health emergency. the group's director says the pandemic has been declining for more than a year, allowing more c. the world health organization first declared the covid outbreak a public health emergency of international concern in january of 2020. health experts labeled it a pandemic. six weeks later, there have been more than 765 million confirmed cases of covid since the start of the pandemic . nearly 7 million people have died and new at noon, the cdc director rochelle walensky, says she's resigning at the end of june. she submitted her resignation today, saying the covid pandemic coming to an end was a good time to make the transition. dr. walensky led the agency through the pandemic and several waves of covid variants . she also launched a moving forward ca

happy asian pacific islander >> van ness avenue runs from market street to bay street in san franciscod replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. >> hello i'm city attorney david chiu. first i would like to everyone to understand how we got here. in the 1970s, certain pharmaceutical companies created powerful description opioids and manufactured a crisis of undiagnosed pain. extremely dangerous and

therefore, i urge you to add all the pandemic slow streets back to the network including chenry, pacific avenuediscernible) must also improve the existing slow streets they are truly inviting for people to use. to do this (indiscernible) cut-through traffic must be limited. we need more diverts, distinctive entries to warn motorists they are entering slow streets. we can make this happen and we should do it for the good of our city. let's make san francisco a model. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> slow streets were discussed. >> i live on (indiscernible) i sent an e-mail to the board yesterday with 360 signatures of neighbors who are opposed to the chenry slow street. when chenry was part of the slow street program- >> closer so folks can hear you. >> okay. >> a little closer, yeah. >> i should start saying in the first weekday june 2020 when those blocks went up on chenry street, i was all most hit by a motorist diverted on (indiscernible) . began e-mailing about the serious negative traffic impact (indiscernible) ort streets in the neighborhood are narrow curved up hill. thi

therefore, i urge you to add all the pandemic slow streets back to the network including chenry, pacific avenue, (indiscernible) must also improve the existing slow streets they are truly inviting for people to use. to do this (indiscernible) cut-through traffic must be limited. we need more diverts, distinctive entries to warn motorists they are entering slow streets. we can make this happen and we should do it for the good of our city. let's make san francisco a model. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> slow streets were discussed. >> i live on (indiscernible) i sent an e-mail to the board yesterday with 360 signatures of neighbors who are opposed to the chenry slow street. when chenry was part of the slow street program- >> closer so folks can hear you. >> okay. >> a little closer, yeah. >> i should start saying in the first weekday june 2020 when those blocks went up on chenry street, i was all most hit by a motorist diverted on (indiscernible) . began e-mailing about the serious negative traffic impact (indiscernible) ort streets in the neighborhood are narrow curved up hill

avenue in a parade . heirs of the great victory, emomali rahmon himself managed to serve in the soviet army, he was called up for the pacific photo in a vest and peakless cap is the foreman of the first article, and the father was a front-line soldier future president sharif rahmonov, holder of the orders of glory ii and third degree, returned from the war and raised his son, and he helped me a lot when i was in school, getting an education, in general, he supported me very much in life. for many years it was impossible to imagine such a celebration of victory day in independent uzbekistan. may 9 was considered a working day of holiday traditions. they returned only under shavkat mirziyoyev and in recent years, tashkent , like moscow, remembers the common heroes in the war , almost half a million inhabitants of the uzbek ussr, our people will never forget the heroes of the war, their feat in the fight against fascism. you are the honor and pride of our people, your feat is immortal for the youngest president of the cis country, serdar berdimuhamedov, the war is already the story of his great-grandfather berdimuhamed, annaev

. >> to be able to great this payson avenue all of these people come together , of all ethnic backgrounds. we not only have asian pacificslanders but all equities coming to celebrate this culture. >> we will to make sure that we portray it the right way and that we are's respectful about it. >> this is something about this, the kids make me smile. >> a lot of these kids come in very shy. is pretty overwhelming. it is very loud in here. all of a sudden there comes a moment where they just light up. >> it feels like happy . i feel special. i can do this and pass it down to other people. >> the grd -- the event includes vendors , food and performances at the bayshore elementary school. >>> join us tomorrow for the one-hour special roots and resilience for the aa pi communities and heritage month. >>> that is duran duran with bottlerock weekend is there. we are john with a list of the must the local bands at the festival this year. in the sears one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. starring produce, and...... you... as the super saver, in....bargain bliss bliss, bliss, bli

avenue. it might be getting busier in the 7:00 our. plan ahead. here is a look at travel times. busy. >>> may is the start of asian-pacific heritage month and we are proud to kick off a month of special stories celebrating the history and contributions of the aapi community. but it is an opportunity to raise awareness about the alarming incidents of hate still directed at asian-americans . the national coalition stop aapi hate say they have gotten more than 11,000 reports of hate incidents across the country. that has been over the course of the pandemic. some of these we have seen disturbing videos showing elderly asian-americans and businesses targeted. but not all of it is as visible . one solution is happening on the streets of oakland's chinatown, right now. the group is trying to restore a sense of community in the neighborhood. >> reporter: it is a deterrence by walking and this group puts in the walk the day to keep their community safe. >> i think the group are sort of stewards of the community in a sense . they make people feel safe but they make people comfortable. with all of the things the community has been

independence countries along rudaki avenue marching in parades there heirs of the great victory emomali rahmon himself managed to serve in the soviet army he was called to the pacificto in a vest and peakless cap is the foreman of the first articles, and the father of the future president sharif rakhmonov, holder of the orders of glory ii and the third degree, returned from the war and raised his son. he helped me a lot when i was in school, getting an education, in general , he supported me very much in life. it was impossible to imagine victory day in independent uzbekistan. may 9 was considered a working day; holiday traditions returned only with mumbling and mirziyev, and in recent years, tashkent, like moscow, remembers the common heroes in the war, almost half a million inhabitants of the uzbek ussr died, our people will never forget heroes of the war, their feat in the fight against fascism. you are the honor and pride of our people, your feat is immortal for the youngest president of the cis country, serdor berdimuhamedov, the war is already the story of his great-grandfather berdimuhamed, annaev, who fought in the ranks of the second ukrainian front and ex

pacific, and the pilot declared a mayday. an investigation is underway after a crash in san jose neighborhood , claims one life and injured three others. two cars collided at lee avenue and fruitvale avenue yesterday afternoon just before two o'clock, one of the cars flipping over signs show the speed limit in that area is 35 miles an hour, but neighbors say they often see and hear cars going much faster than that. cards are constantly running the lights the speed limit and we've had incidents over and over again, costly hearing the car screeching try their run that light. all the time. i think it's all about speeding. you go too fast. you can't control your car or you don't have time to react. and things happen. one person was declared dead at the scene, and two others were taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. a child hurt in the crash is expected to survive. we are hearing of another person who wants to run for the top seed in the state. when governor gavin newsom turned out in 2026, state attorney general rob bonta told the san franciscosidering a runr governor. today a g bond is scheduled to announce the creation of a housing justice team with an

us less celebrate may is asian american & pacific islander heritage month and writing our own history for the future. >> may is asian american & >> van ness avenues from market street to bay street in san francisco. south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. please please a quiet location, sp

panama pacific international exposition. 1919 redesign of the deyoung museum and infant shelter are at 19th now a private upon french school. >> this is a 1920's brochure photo at mermar and ocean avenue. and unfortunately, than i are no longer in existence. mermar ocean entrance gate and mermore monterey gates were dupe indicates. the mermar ocean entrance gates along with the 128 street lamps no longer exist victims of modern upgrades and increase in traffic. next slide. >> this is a great old photo of a construction photo in forest and it from a 1916 brochure showing the entrance gates as they are being constructed. >> and this is from the elevated photo of the period of time crossing at the entrance gates located at mermar and monterey boulevard. pictured here is upon one of the 2 vaulted portals with the comfortablead raw iron grill and lamps above. you see the lamps are mounted at the top of the connected pill arts at each portal in 2003 the westward park association received a grant from city beautiful. the west wood park association contributed to the cost restoration of 50 thousand dollars. next. this is an example one of the 4 surviving 43 standing west wood park pillar. 4 s

panama pacific international exposition. 1919 redesign of the deyoung museum and infant shelter are at 19th now a private upon french school. >> this is a 1920's brochure photo at mermar and ocean avenue. and unfortunately, than i are no longer in existence. mermar ocean entrance gate and mermore monterey gates were dupe indicates. the mermar ocean entrance gates along with the 128 street lamps no longer exist victims of modern upgrades and increase in traffic. next slide. >> this is a great old photo of a construction photo in forest and it from a 1916 brochure showing the entrance gates as they are being constructed. >> and this is from the elevated photo of the period of time crossing at the entrance gates located at mermar and monterey boulevard. pictured here is upon one of the 2 vaulted portals with the comfortablead raw iron grill and lamps above. you see the lamps are mounted at the top of the connected pill arts at each portal in 2003 the westward park association received a grant from city beautiful. the west wood park association contributed to the cost restoration of 50 thousand dollars. next. this is an example one of the 4 surviving 43 standing west wood park pillar. 4 s

panama pacific international exposition. 1919 redesign of the deyoung museum and infant shelter are at 19th now a private upon french school. >> this is a 1920's brochure photo at mermar and ocean avenueortunately, than i are no longer in existence. mermar ocean entrance gate and mermore monterey gates were dupe indicates. the mermar ocean entrance gates along with the 128 street lamps no longer exist victims of modern upgrades and increase in traffic. next slide. >> this is a great old photo of a construction photo in forest and it from a 1916 brochure showing the entrance gates as they are being constructed. >> and this is from the elevated photo of the period of time crossing at the entrance gates located at mermar and monterey boulevard. pictured here is upon one of the 2 vaulted portals with the comfortablead raw iron grill and lamps above. you see the lamps are mounted at the top of the connected pill arts at each portal in 2003 the westward park association received a grant from city beautiful. the west wood park association contributed to the cost restoration of 50 thousand dollars. next. this is an example one of the 4 surviving 43 standing west wood park pillar. 4 still exis

avenue to the west and harrison street to the east. overhead, please. the parcel is currently bacon. um it's approximately 26,000 square feet in size. the parcel was once used by the southern pacific transportation company. is there a right away further freight trains that ran through this part of the mission district. after the trains start running in the early 19 nineties. the parcel lot 36 was sold and later subdivided into three separate parcels. lot 36, a 36 b. and 36. c in 2019. the scope of the work for the permit is to replace the existing chain link gate with a new wrought iron gate at the north end of lot 36 8. um and seeing that the, um the defense will be an upgrade. um design wise, and they're statically ways to arrive at iron. the planning staff did approve this permit over the counter on march the 2nd 2023 here on the map and locked map. you will see the three separate parcels a b and c. and the location of the gate on the north end of personal number. 36 8. here is a photograph a color photograph of the, um, personal taken from 22nd street. and it shows the current chilling gate. the appellant is elizabeth creeley with their friends of the mission. greenway. elizab