o'riordan talks about kevin bermingham keeps projects moving along. you never want to fail an inspection, even if it's not per code. okay. and then we have mauricio hernandez here and another mark walls. these were an article was in mission local on this. i will be referring to that. and mauricio hernandez, who is named in a lawsuit by dennis richards. you could that online mission local dennis richards if you google that that was settled in a favor for 1.8 million for the plaintiff, costing the city. here's another article called bringing down the house. it was in the whatever it says up there, the sf weekly, i believe this is also by the joe. newpor, whatever. and this is about where matt green went out of his district, into my district, and missed the shoring of the building that was supposed to, i believe, have around nine shoring. this is a santos koran. bernie and matt green were all on this as they were on other projects working together. the building went down the hill because of the failed shoring. matt green went out there several times for

and dbi the director o'riordan will hire and specialist inspector performing a higher level of inspection while out in the field and working to the materials to be better informed to keep the business owners informed and additionally o s d and oewd will have a best practices for accessibility and engage in campaigns to engage about the disabilities including the visible hearing and impairments and just to be clear, suvent the ad e does for the relief property owners and business owners to comply with federal and state laws. the legislation to remove an i'd like local requirement that going above and beyond the laws the enforcement of which can present a burden to the departments pursuing a number of important priorities and budget cuts. we hope to change this narrative around that front door to refocus to the accessibility where this disabilities support of local businesses and frankly those business owners need their businesses. >> i mentioned earlier and a lot of folks working on this and a lot of departments and having those conversations i want to thank director katie tang from the sm