i abatement appeals board. seeing none item f adjournment may i have a motion for adjournment >> second. >> commissioner walker we're adjourned it is 946 we'll be starting with the building inspection commission meeting at

was issued no permits filed to deal with the abatement so the staff asks for the abatement order that concludes my report and is the appellant here? good morning, commissioners john with reuben, junius & rose here on behalf of the project sponsor since we were last here we asked joe duffey to come out and talk about life safety issue there were no one we're moving forward decided to maintain our request from the board for a 10 year moratorium on enforcement of the order of abatement due to financial hardship that is the property owners mother that lives in the basement she's 0 no longer able to live diligently and can't afford to live it sth in 2, 3, 4 this neighborhood we looked at the abatement of the unit while that's available this is a single-family home neighborhood the purpose to provide the accomodation for the elderly mother and the intent not to create a new unit to be rented this is the property owner home so it is not intending to skier to create a second unit that's why we maintain the request for the moratorium and we're here for any questions you may have >> questions f

thank you. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> you let me know sfgovtv we're ready to begin the abatement appeals board hearing thank you, madam secretary. >> the time is 915 good morning today is march 18, 2015, this is the regular meeting of abatement appeals board i would like to remind everyone turn off all devices p&z are commissioner melgar commissioner mar committee is excused commissioner walker and we're expecting president clinch we have quorum at this time i'd like item b the oath for anyone who is going to be giving testimony will you please stand and raise your right hand. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? to the best of your acknowledge thank you you may be seated we're on item c approval of the minutes discussion and possible action to adapt the minutes for january 21st, 2015. >> move to approve. >> second. >> any opposed? in favor >> i. >> okay. the minutes are approved is there any public comment on item those minutes? seeing none, we may move on to item d a continued appeal case no. 67

has been done we we abated that unit not effecting someone's health or moving through the abatement system but the common areas i can't be having them move back and forth that will be a safety hazard. >> the other 3 unit what is happening with them. >> they've been asked to leave. >> on the same type of timeframe. >> we basically i'm not sure what the city is going to require for code upgrade i know that after we have to rewire the 3 unit we're redoing but iepts this is upgrades to be done in the occupied areas as well as the common areas i'm not sure the code step up to the plate so my timeline may adjust a little bit but i'm fingering you know four months for everybody to be out and we'll move people back into the building. >> did you folks provide an overall schedule. >> i put poekt total a light schedule the letter brandon got was a typo she put down for the 28 of last month that was the 29 of this month when the city coming out came out to inspect the building they said we can red tag it now i said we're going to have not have the tenants move out so not have people unhappy. >>

and 33 complaints received were 3 hundred 89, complaint response fine 49 square miles to r78z and abated complamdz with notice of violations were 3 hundred and 16 the number of cases sent to directors were 39 and routine inspections were one hundred and 10 as far as the routine inspections the chief inspector we'll report to you on the 13 inspects that are what they're currently doing and it's an agenda item she'll address as far as code enforcement the number of cases 33 and number of abatements 26 and number of cases 6 and number of kinds abated were one hundred and 12 and code enforcement inspections performed one hundred and 36 thank you. >> thank you deputy director. >> no questions do we have any public comment on any of the items under item 5? >> okay. as previously announced item 6 not being heard we move on to item 7 discussion and update regarding routine inspections performed by the housing division. >> good morning with respect to routine inspections and commissioner walker mentioned we're effected by 5 vacancies we actually had 6 an individual open medical leave that is back

i abatement appeals board. seeing none item f adjournment may i have a motion for adjournment >> second. >> commissioner walker we're adjourned it is 946 we'll be starting with the building inspection commission meeting at 10 o'clock. >> thank you for waiting it is new 1003 good morning today is march 18, 2015, this is the regular meeting of building inspection commission once again turn off all electronic devises interest commissioner president mccarthy commissioner vice president mar commissioner mccray commissioner melgar and commissioner walker commissioner clinch and commissioner lee are excused we have quorum and the next item on the agenda is president announcements. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for coming to the march 18, 2015 meeting i have president short announcements yesterday a long day we're trying to get through this morning here thank you, commissioners i am or want to apologize in advance for miss prominence director duffy and mechanic review jane and william strong and others part

was issued no permits filed to deal with the abatement so the staff asks for the abatement order that concludes my report and is the appellant here? good morning, commissioners john with reuben, junius & rose here on behalf of the project sponsor since we were last here

i'm don with the make ready maintenance we've compiled with the lead abatement issues that mr. bruno is talking about we posted notices and we've even been the inspection was done by mr. yee and he didn't nothing one thing we did everything we were supported to do in that building thank you. >> the only typo was an incorrect address in the first permit that was corrected with the second permit that was issued in january that's the sole difference and all we ask you uphold the permit so my client could a complete the work that will be lead certified the contractors are well aware of the nature of those situations with the california terrain tenant and will be doing it appropriating as you can see from the conspirators statement they believe that 9 project manager and the contractor by a preponderance of the evidence appropriately and the only person throwing a wretch into this project is mr. bruno it is unfortunate that is a drain on resources and ultimately it is not fair or appropriate to be using this process to harm the owner and or another tenants inside the building i'll a

and there was a special provision made that those veterans, that they would receive special tax abatement for profits made on those businesses and the veterans came before us and said that they had been billed by the tax department and we finally worked through the back channels and made sure they received the tax abatement that was promised in the legislation. that's just a few cases but we do work on things like that. >> no other questions from the committee? thank you for your service and your presentation and we'll go on to our next presenter. that will be mr. baldanado >> good afternoon, supervisors, thank you so much for having me. >> thank you, mr. baldanado, could you pull the mic closer to you? there you go. if you could just talk about your experience on the veterans affairs commission, what your work has been, what you are most proud of and ba your contribution would be moving for the next term. >> what's my ambitions, did you say? i wanted to stay on the commission because i am following up bills for the philipino american veterans. it has been 63 years since we became residen

and the abatement unit made the recommendations to the police department do the sub unit that's how the conditions i think as far as our current recommendations for delores park cafe i did a tab history a computer aided dispatch history for calls to service for the locations as far back as a year and a half we had one call for a service notice complaint that was february 6th an unanimous caller didn't leave their name or a way to discuss it the police arrived on escape less than half an hour after the call they were unable to locate a reason for the call i've been told recently by a good lieutenant that not to offer up conditions where conditions are not necessary not to condition for the sake of conditioning i'm not asking for conditions i know the good neighbor policy covers this very well the cafes needs the cafe is not a location where we have known gang members loitering you outside or assaults on patrons or violence occurring in front of that that said i have no recommendations for this. >> great thanks for that personal story too all right. gnawing now is time for public comm

notice of violation stating people were illegal letting in the commercial unit and had 90 days to abate knowing that the lofgs would not be possible we granted a permit for the violation based on the permit on september 27201360 notices to vacate were sent so dbi granted us thirty days to complete the abatement with this time on october 28, 2013 we sent the additional notices to one and two and a one and two co-y requested we invalet our notices while the suspension went to the board of appeals in april the zoning control are tended to effect the future of the building this leaves this in the hands of a long process in the planning commission it could take years to shoulder the liability of tenants living in that extremely unsafe units with the fire safeties and the devastating dreams it is eir responsible for the city to force our hand in allowing the potential fire hazards thank you. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, supervisors firing 7, 8, 9 today, i'm ryan patterson an attorney for 1049 market street, llc and 1047 llc the property owners are here let's be clear t

here in philadelphia, there's always money for tax abatements, there's always money for big projects like bringing the dnc to philadelphia. we can always raise money for that. we can always raise money for the pope's visit. you know, whatever it takes, we're gonna raise that money. but for the schools, somehow we just can't get it together. >> well, and the pope's visit -- let me just jump in on that. that's $45 million coming from private sector completely, not from any government, and the economic benefit will be about $300 or $400 million. so i'm gonna separate that one. and i am senior advisor to the world meeting, but -- >> back to the camden issue with schools. half of their buildings, by the way, were built before 1928, and one of them, currently, if it's even dropped to 55 degrees, much less 25, they have to close the school because it's too cold. another school, three stories, only has one bathroom for a three-story building. >> maybe they can use the sixers training facility. [ laughter ] i mean, that's right there. >> it's like a one-armed paper hanger. if you're trying to

in think that is abating. that doesn't happen at this institution and that is wonderful. it is a place ready sincerely tries to do the best job he/she can with the issue before them to give it the best shot. >> by the way your sister did not participate. why? si 13 is harder than two and two is harder than one but it was very important because i'd like my sister and me, she lived there the whole time un interrupted. c-span: he is nine. >> is she is 10. c-span: what is he doing today? >> guest: he lives in tucson and so does my sister i served in the state senate eight years until she was term limited out the very place i served before her the issue was the county supervisor. she also had a life in politics the. c-span: there are a couple of images in the book if i read there rights of you and your father where they see the atomic bomb test. >> guest: my father and i we were rounding up cattle on the very date that the first atomic bomb exploded in new mexico. we were up at 3:00 a.m. for a roundup we had some coffee and breakfast in the kitchen and the window looked north.

i would not say abating the enemy but i would say in directly of course it is. they know when it is going down how many iraqis what america is doing to support them. what would you be doing if you had that information? preparing. i think it is tragic and there can be nothing more we should be focused on than changing this direction and changing the party in the whitehouse in 2016. thank you, kim. [applause] >> yes, ma'am? >> thank you for coming today and thank you for your service. >> my pleasure. >> i understand there is problems with the rules of engagement. can you address that? and i understand the senate has some control over that. can you address that. >> sure i will say i remember in 2009 when the president first came in. i was active in the military community and seal community. i was getting messages from seal wives in 2009 who were really worried about the rules of engagement in afghanistan. that the guys would have to be shot at first to be able to engage. and it was -- we were speaking out harshly about that. i don't think that has changed. i said i

they need to be abated as soon as possible. >> it melled like urine actually. >> hay hope the city finds a way to leave this part of the history in the past. fox 2 news. >> right now the city says it's spending $250,000 a year and holds meetings with police as well as residents. we want to hear from you on ktvu.com or give us a call. >>> say good-bye to winter and hello to spring. >> that's right. our last full day of winter starts tomorrow afternoon. you wouldn't know it by temperatures. there is a little twist. there always is in weather. some fog near half-moon bay. it's sunny to mostly sunny. temperatures are warming up rapidly. normal highs for this time of year 64. santa rosa 62. it is way above mid-70s. that's all that's left of that little system. there's enough there to give some fog parts of parts. low 7 0s for livermore. san jose is almost 70 degrees and so is hayward. it is 53. okay. 56 san francisco. it probably helped the fog a little bit. maybe you can keep the temperatures a little cooler. they have been way too warm to be honest for you. it is getting warm throughout the

wemdz history month i landmark to working with those incredibly reactor women to advance equality and abatehroughout the city and make sure we have success and thank you for coming and congratulations can you please rise for the pledge of allegiance? >> pledge of allegiance. >> president, i'd like to call roll. >> president loftus. >> here. >> vice president turman. >> here. >> commissioner marshall enroute. >> . >> dejes u.s. >> here. >>. >> also here with us is joyce hicks and chief of police. >> welcome everyone to the to the march 11th police commission meeting welcome to those here in attendance and those watching at home. we haven't been here in city hall since february 4th so it's good to be back. >> please call the first line item. . >> certificate of appreciation mr. jeffrey man hierm man heimer and i understand we're going to have a presentation. >> i am lieutenant chin from the -- mr. manheimer, are you here? come on up [applause]. >>

citywide coordinated system and more expensive performance manufacturer to understand the services abatements which the auditors report will address the available of tentative housing and the projected heirs of the city's supportive housing thank you. >> thanks for your report thank you for the authorness and the power point a few questions i think that before we move on to our city's service audit report you talked about something we've been struggling where it's too too much whether we should dive into the details and instead of talking about the structure i see the valid it but let's dive i love our personal opinion we've asked our housing provider and value everyone's opinion the coordinated assessment model system similar we talk about the central listed intact system although that's a separate topic that the general technology can you talk about or not that's it feasible but if it's feasible to implement i see the benefits i want to me it's a no-brainer. >> certainly the other departments will be able to speak around the funding challenges and the data challenges of having you know thos

there was a maximum potential of trees that will take place at the site for quite a while the suture abated to provide the screen it was coasted with trees from far view court from the waterfront reservoir you correspondent see that then suture twenty-four hour removed trees without telling the departments they objected permits without disclosing the environment at the time of the certified environmental impact reports and the categorical comments for suture tower the applications did not indicate trees would be removed from the site as you can see from the photographs suture tower has removed and cut trees those were not at the disconnection of the fire department here in 1999 i took those photograph so they could pit cement tracks that contains more than thirty trees have been removed in 2007 suture towers asked for a permit to create a generator so for hair k h tv generator isn't it so the photograph they gave you this is what you approved and this is what you got this is the site today no trees nothing they've poured so many so much cement this is a photograph of we hope the suture will

a whole sort of list of benefits that folks might receive from the city such variances and tax abatements and special permits the idea being that if something is is soaking an official action they shouldn't be able to contribute to someone that was sort of in charge of making the action this was part of prop j in 2003 and then proposition e and refined some of the prohibitions in proposition j the idea my understanding the folks from the civil grand jury the consideration not necessarily to re reimpact prop j but contributions when someone is applying forgive a permit or variance, etc. prohibit hopefully from making the contributions for that so it's a play to pay rule and the only thing we'll note there is under state law a limit on contributions that can be received by appointed officials not to necessarily elected officials but appointed to sit on a commission they can't receive contributions of more than $250 that's a general summon i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> any comments. >> commissioner vice president haney. >> yes. mr. chair this is one that i would respectf

fewer to make sure that all of this is being abated but we hope to have your support and one question for the board is what are the next steps in the sense how can we as a full board give input to you on it and broader process whether the school community or different community organizations can move forward and give feedback or is that done in the phase of it both what can he do and what's next. >> well, it's really in the hands of district staff but it will building advanced together through the subcommittees you'll assign it to and the computing input from ourselves and the boarding public will happen through the. >> ms. fewer. >> i request it be reviewed it will be great to get student feedback. >> i have a question last year this was an dense active project sponsor with the food bang p in rethinking our lunch rooms how is that influencing some of the work. >> i'm looking for over and over la you know we stayed to the degree we tried to be focused on the school food environment to the degree that staff has they're really leading all this work on the future dinging experience so ag

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wemdz history month i landmark to working with those incredibly reactor women to advance equality and abate throughout the city and make sure we have success and thank you for coming and congratulations. >> and the president thank you all for being here tonight today is march 17, 2015, sorry just trying to keep track there's a few housekeeping things before we get started please silence all electronic devices. not to interrupt the meeting if you're here to make public comment and want to make a statement we have pink speaker cards please fill out with our names. >> thank you to sfgovtv and media services for broadcasting this will to the public every time we meet we're going to go ahead and start with roll call. >> good evening commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner moshoyannis commissioner cavanes commissioner tan and we have quorum and it is seems commissioner perez. >> commissioner perez is yeah, still out of the country so we haven't heard specifically for how long that will be. >> great well, we have quorum that's all that matters the first item is public

. >> reporter: it also says something about the continuing tax abatement program here in philadelphiaproperty taxes on 500 walnut will be very low for ten years, a driving factor in construction. proponents argue lower taxes equals increased development, bringing in richer citizens spend money in the city. >> they eat out a lot, they buy a lot of services, and goods, so it is great for the city. >> reporter: still while those people get a break many long time residents without as much money could face a tax increase. the city council is set to debate a property tax jump in year to help fund education but proponents of the the abatement says increased development is good for everyone and so far it is working. >> since january of 2014, we have either completed announced or presently under construction eight and a half billion dollars of economic activity. >> reporter: some of which is attributed to 500 walnut part of what officials called a development boom. developers also tell "eyewitness news" that nearly 25 million-dollar worth of condos inside that new building have already been re

in place who o so when the global financial crisis hit no 2008 the same thing happened the stock abates e entities lost 41 percent so our planning status went down one hundred plus to a low of 72 percent in 09 is in a period of 8 years from one hundred 8 percent to 72 percent funded we would be remiss if we didn't stop and look at it ourselves and say how did we ended up here and what to change as a sunlight of that extraordinary drop there were a total of 3 ballot measures put out there trying to reform our pension system as a result we have prop c pro activities like myself a couple of others we took a 40 percent pay cut from prop c so for us logan 20 years down the road i'll thrill that 20 years a highly uncertain now for the retirees i have absolutely no doubt our monthly paycheck will come for the rest of our life i apologize if anyone has made you believe otherwise your pension check will come every most for the rest of your life and after your done it will be for our beneficiaries it is backed up by itself city and county of san francisco so i'll say it you'll forever get our pen

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