this is the regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. i would like to ask everyone to please turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is roll call. president melgar, here. vice president clinch, here. vice president mccarthy, here. commissioner mccray, present. commissioner walker, here. commissioner lee, here. we have a quorum and the next item is item b, the oat. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and raise your right hand. no one here. the next item is item c >> i think we're checking to see if any of the apellants are out in the corridor just in case so they don't lose their chance. >> just a moment, we're checking for the appellants. item c, is approval of minutes, discussion and ps action it adopt the minutes for a meeting held on august 15, 2015. >> move to approve. >> second. >> the motion and second, any public comment? are all commissioners in favor? any opposed? minutes submitted are approved. and also wanted pars3 do we hear even if the apellants don't show up? do we hear or can we? >> w

the new tax abatement program the city council passed last night... and what it means for homeowners and developers. it's tuesday, october 27th ... today in iowa starts now.... 09:41:01-05 'they should absolutely keep them. i think theyre great. its been long overdue in the city.' but are food trucks really working here? what truck owners and the city say about the first 6 months... and what's next for the program. it's tuesday, october 27th... first on 13... downtown lunchers have something to celebrate today... with the end of food truck lunches in sight, the city is swooping in to save your outdoor meal options. des moines' pilot food truck program was scheduled to end friday... but city council members have jumped on an effort to keep it going. they voted yesterday to keep them around for three more months. at that point, they hope to decide on whether to make the program permanent. it's a program that's been well-received by the downtown lunch crowd. six months in... it has already grown significantly... but not without a few growing pains. chann

but that will change to a 10 year gradually declining abatement in 2017. some city council members do worry the change will cause some development projects to drop out. meanwhile the city is helping keep your outdoor meal options open. des moines' pilot food truck program was scheduled to end friday... but city council members jumped on an effort to keep it going. they voted yesterday to keep them around for three more months. at that point, they hope to decide on whether to make the program permanent. it's a program that's been well-received by the downtown lunch crowd. six months in... it has already grown significantly... but not without a few bumps along the way channel 13's josh nguyen is covering the story this morning. he joins us now from one of the busiest spots come noon... the downtown sculpture park. parking has been an issues is some areas around garden. are working with tour guides to have drop off location on 13th instead of grand/locust. a common complaint comes from school who bring students is the aroma is distracting to students. food tr

force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >>

either they abate it or it ends up with abatement appeal. so that's kind of what we were, we were actually -- one of the questions we had asked deputy director lowry was to point out the longer standing one, not just the ones that get -- those are great. >> members of the commission, good morning, rosemary boske, deputy chief housing inspector. essentially what you are saying is what is the strategy that the staff has to deal with trying to abate open code enforcement cases as quickly as possible with the tools we have. one of the things we do in the housing division is -- and part of this is because of the automation -- a backlog case is essentially one where it's open and you now need to take additional action or circle back to it because things can change over a period of time. the notice of violation could have required a permit, a permit could have been filed but then there's no activity, was issued, no, there's no work or whatever, you have to surk he will back and see at that point in time should it go to a director's hearing or if a

for the drug abatement, they need from the premises to establish that there is drug abatement and gambling for the cases. >>supervisor john avalos: for drugs, do you have to be able to show that if people actually have a tie to that site rather than just business site to help a case. >> both the drug abatement and red light abatement status are for places that harbor. it's the director of the lawsuit. all the cases are tied to a property. so evidence that we get in a drug abatement case might be a liquor store where the owner of the liquor store is selling drugs. that would be the type of properties. i have seen these type of cases. building a case takes a lot of time. these places if you are not able to shut them down and get the owners and operators, it's like playing racquetball. they will open up somewhere else and you are back at square one. we try to get the operators of the businesses to hopefully shut them down in the longer term. >> is it possible, is it common for the actual property owners not beware that this is going on within their properties that there is illegal gambling or

the abatements would also be limited to the area you see here... mostly the central portion of the city. anyone building a home outside the green targeted area would pay the full property tax amount... not all members of the council think the change is a good idea. 10:15:35ish i do have serious concerns and was really hopeful that we could get some type of a transition plan in place and that is disappointing because, weve got some great projects and i think that clearly there will be some project that drop out the new tax abatement program will run through 20-20. that wasn't the council's only action tonight... they're also extending the trial period for mobile food vendors.... it could be the last step before making the trucks permanent. channel 13's mike dasilva explains... 09:41:01 'they should absolutely keep them 09:41:03--05 'yeah, i think theyre great. its been long overdue in the city.' the food truck pilot program is extremely popular. the folks downtown love it. 09:44:49--56 'its a nice option for downtown diners, and i think they offer a

they need to start the abatement work and they have 30 days to complete the abatement work. in each of those instances when the property owners have contacted us, we work with them and they remove the debris and some of them have gone into deteriorated conditions again and gone through the process again. once they are posted and get the mailing, they get it cleaned up. in terms of the non-vacant lots such as structural awnings and nuisances, we send them notices of violation and give them about 10-14 days from the date of issuance. if it's something that takes a little longer then we give them a few weeks. if they contact us and say they are working on it, we give them the time to work on it. >> as force notices that you receive about violations, are those complaints are they involved with the assessment? >> it's a mixed bag. we do request and we often get request. we do street inspections. we are in the commercial corridors throughout the city. those happen tuesday through thursday. they started a couple months ago and lasted through the year and we go and do nighttime insp

they need to start the abatement work and they have 30 days to complete the abatement work. in each of those instances when the property owners have contacted us, we work with them and they remove the debris and some of them have gone into deteriorated conditions again and gone through the process again. once they are posted and get the mailing, they get it cleaned up. in terms of the non-vacant lots such as structural awnings and nuisances, we send them notices of violation and give them about 10-14 days from the date of issuance. if it's something that takes a little longer then we give them a few weeks. if they contact us and say they are working on it, we give them the time to work on it. >> as force notices that you receive about violations, are those complaints are they involved with the assessment? >> it's a mixed bag. we do request and we often get request. we do street inspections. we are in the commercial corridors throughout the city. those happen tuesday through thursday. they started a couple months ago and lasted through the year and we go and do nighttime insp

they need to start the abatement work and they have 30 days to complete the abatement work. in each of those instances when the property owners have contacted us, we work with them and they remove the debris and some of them have gone into deteriorated conditions again and gone through the process again. once they are posted and get the mailing, they get it cleaned up. in terms of the non-vacant lots such as structural awnings and nuisances, we send them notices of violation and give them about 10-14 days from the date of issuance. if it's something that takes a little longer then we give them a few weeks. if they contact us and say they are working on it, we give them the time to work on it. >> as force notices that you receive about violations, are those complaints are they involved with the assessment? >> it's a mixed bag. we do request and we often get request. we do street inspections. we are in the commercial corridors throughout the city. those happen tuesday through thursday. they started a couple months ago and lasted through the year and we go and do nighttime insp

and abate any weed and grass hazards. the department also conducts inspections in neighborhoods and areas where weed and grass problems have been reported. reports of weed and grass problem can be received through the following channels. some of the examples are 311, a report can call, email or through united postal mail send the complaints to the fire department to headquarters. a report can do a walk in. they can walk into our headquarters and report it. they can walk into fire house and report a problem. one of the biggest group of reporters are actually field firefighter, staff because they know the area well and respond to and if they see something they would notify us. once a complaint is received and inspectors is sent out to do an on site inspection to determine the validity of the complaint. if there is merit to the complaint we notify the owners and occupants of the premise to abate the hazard and if a owner fails to comply with that request to abate we have the option to issue them a violation. although the fir

they need to start the abatement work and they have 30 days to complete the abatement work. in each of those instances when the property owners have contacted us, we work with them and they remove the debris and some of them have gone into deteriorated conditions again and gone through the process again. once they are posted and get the mailing, they get it cleaned up. in terms of the non-vacant lots such as structural awnings and nuisances, we send them notices of violation and give them about 10-14 days from the date of issuance. if it's something that takes a little longer then we give them a few weeks. if they contact us and say they are working on it, we give them the time to work on it. >> as force notices that you receive about violations, are those complaints are they involved with the assessment? >> it's a mixed bag. we do request and we often get request. we do street inspections. we are in the commercial corridors throughout the city. those happen tuesday through thursday. they started a couple months ago and lasted through the year and we go and do nighttime insp

either they abate it or it ends up with abatement appeal. so that's kind of what we were, we were actually -- one of the questions we had asked deputy director lowry was to point out the longer standing one, not just the ones that get -- those are great. >> members of the commission, good morning, rosemary boske, deputy chief housing inspector. essentially what you are saying is what is the strategy that the staff has to deal with trying to abate open code enforcement cases as quickly as possible with the tools we have. one of the things we do in the housing division is -- and part of this is because of the automation -- a backlog case is essentially one where it's open and you now need to take additional action or circle back to it because things can change over a period of time. the notice of violation could have required a permit, a permit could have been filed but then there's no activity, was issued, no, there's no work or whatever, you have to surk he will back and see at that point in time should it go to a director's hearing or if a

this is the regular meeting of the abatement appeals board the first item on the agenda is roll call. >> commissioner clinch commissioner mar commissioner mccray commissioner walker and commissioner mar commissioner president melgar is excused next item to the oath all parties giving testimony 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 okay. thank you you may be seated the next item is item c one 2 c 16 and these items shall be heard together first, this is a request for rehearing and the aa b will hear the requests on the items together the aa b in some or all of the cases they will proceeded to rehear the cases the initial request appellant come forward has 7 minutes. >> sorry the case numbers are 6804, 2846 washington street heard on may 2015 6805, 2856 washington street and 6806, 2846 washington street and another one i apologize the 2858 the request for rehearing on this case washington have the 2862, and case no. 680823 to divisadero s

clean streets in san francisco and abate graffiti in places where some of you have never been; i have been under the freeway painting graffiti with feces at your feet. it is important to all of us particularly to youth because it helps them grow and care. when they are out they learn about themselves and their city, the learn about social issues and the environment picnic so what we do in the graffiti advisory committee, we are teaching people to be responsible and we want to create a safe, healthy city because we love our city and this is my home. admitted my home and i am working hard and i am passionate about what i'm doing at the graffiti advisory board because i want others to call san francisco their home as well. >> supervisor avalos: thank you for your service and your thorough response as well. >> thank you very much, i love what i do. >> supervisor avalos: last person is jamie lord (sounds like), i don't know she is coming. there's a question about her eligibility as well. >> we were not able to contact ms. lord. >> supervisor avalos: i have four cards. come in the order tha

the city council has approved a measure to scale back its tax abatement program. instead of being five full years, its six partial years and we think thats good for the citizens of des moines, those homeowners will start kind of contributing to the common good under the new plan... homeowners won't pay property taxes on construction for the first three years. the abatement then drops to 75 percent in the fourth year... and to 50 percent in year five. it's just 25 percent during the final year. instead of city - wide... the tax breaks will be limited to the area you see here. anyone building a home outside the green will pay the full property tax amount. the new program will run through 20-20. you can expect those outside dinner options in the metro to stick around... the des moines city council has vending pilot program." it's been underway for the past six months... and will now stick around for at least three more. council members say they hope to vote on whether to make the program permanent in january. the vote came as good news to many des moines residents...

unanimously we have item b general public comment any general public comment for items not those on the abatement appeals agenda. >> seeing none, item e adjournment is there a motion to adjourn. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> second. >> okay. we're now adjourned we will reconvene in the next 10 to 15 minutes as the building inspection >> hi. i am cory with san francisco and we're doing stay safe and we're going to talk about what shelter in place or safe enough to stay in your home means. we're here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco and joined by carla, the deputy director of spur and one of the persons who pushed this shelter in place and safe enough to stay concept and we want to talk about what it means and why it's important to san francisco. >> as you know the bay area as 63% chance of having a major earthquake and it's serious and going to impact a lot of people and particularly people in san francisco because we live on a major fault so what does this mean for us? part of what it means is that potentially 25% of san francisco's building stock will be uninhibit tabl

this is the regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. would like to ask everyone to please turn off all electronic devices. the first item on the agenda is roll call. president melgar, here. vice president clinch, here. vice president mccarthy, here. commissioner mccray, present. commissioner walker, here. commissioner lee, here. we have a quorum and the next item is item b, the oat. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and raise your right hand. no one here. the next item is item c >> i think we're checking to see if any of the apellants are out in the corridor just in case so they don't lose their chance. >> just a moment, we're checking for the appellants. item c, is approval of minutes, discussion and ps action it adopt the minutes for a meeting held on august 15, 2015. >> move to approve. >> second. >> the motion and second, any public comment? are all commissioners in favor? any opposed? minutes submitted are approved. and also wanted pars3 do we hear even if the apellants don't show up? do we hear or can we? >> we

taxes are due in december and the family was a biased -- was abatement. sean: traffic alert in bedford near the intersection of 101 and 114, there' s a link shut down and an accident. impacting some travel through the area by 114 and 101. kevin: a love clouds early this morning. 40' s to near 50' s. in the 50' s for the afternoon and a lot of lingering clouds. maybe a passing shower today before we start cooling off. looks like a nice start to the weekend with sunshine. erin: ahead on "gma," paul ryan says he' s willing to be speaker of the house but he has some certain things that he wants to go along. he' s interested in spending time with his family. sean: plus, it is "back to the this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. r p kids like connor typicallyr times mo

standards the respondent on video threatened he'll do the work without abatement broken asbestos materials exposed and is in violation currently respondent did extensive asbestos work on the backside of the home without notifying the neighbors and the respondent also left broken asbestos sigmund open and exposed uncontained at the present time, in fact, their conduct is the hazard to the neighborhood as you can see the other neighbors also want i to deny their permit. >> the neighbors on the side saw workers in hazard mat suits and warned me this was the first, i had that the respondent did asbestos work. >> so i filed the appeal i working hard to make a organic garden so any kid's can grow vegetables and without knowing this work was being done required now i hesitate on going to the yard or trying to grow something after i filed the appeal the respondent retaliated they broke the asbestos siding and piece of bibliography in my lightwell where my children walk through everyday. >> this is a piece i've found in my lightwell my lightwell is the primary entry and exit that we use my kids kn

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and through those relationships, the trump family got enormous tax abatements on projects they builthen he redeveloped the grand hyatt, he got $111 million in tax abatements that over 40 years. >> to be fair to him, he's always acknowledged his dad was big in construction in brooklyn and queens, i mean, construction in manhattan is another kind of thing, isn't it? it does say something about donald trump that he wanted to come to manhattan and make his money here? >> absolutely. i think he did something in manhattan. his father probably could never do. that's a different issue than the notion that all he ever got from his father is $1 million. he got tons of money from his father and he got tons of connections and financial support from his father that made his career in manhattan possible. >> his -- i mean, his business, it's -- you've said it's much different than a lot of people realize. that his business now is a lot of it is licensing his name to buildings around the world. >> yeah, donald is a human shingle now. he's never been a good business operator and a disaster -- >> how

the wind abate a little by thursday, but by then temperatures jump, how high do they go? 60's and lower 70's, a good bet for thursday. this is not for sunday, that will be for thursday as we jump well above the average by at least 10 to 15 degrees. tonight though it's much cooler, 20 north to around 32 south. mid 30's at the coast. showers develop tomorrow afternoon, rain heavy at times tomorrow night. winding down by early thursday, notice how warm it gets for thursday before it turns dry and seasonably cool for friday, halloween on saturday. and sunday as well. we fall back to eastern standard time, 4:38 sunset on sunday. but the good news, if there's any good news in all of this, at least the sunrises get a little earlier for a short time. jennifer: i like that part of it. tom: good for kids on the bus and all that stuff. world series tonight. >> yes, we're going to talk about bruins on home ice and final numbers are in for the new program, we'll tell you how jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he

security is on high alert as violence continues between israelis and palestinians and shows no signs of abating. an israeli police officer stabbed this morning in the old city with his attacker being killed as a result. this comes after a day where a pregnant palestinian woman and her daughter were killed as israeli air force is attacked alleged militant targets in gaza on sunday. at least 25 palestinians at four israelis have died since unrest erupted last month. many more having been injured in standoff with israeli security forces. days, onee past 12 constant has been attacks in and around the old city of jerusalem. this has been another one. this morning, we saw a young palestinian man who tried to stop an israeli soldier. the soldier was protected by his flak jacket, is bullet-proof vest, and other police and shoulders shot the assailant. that is a tactic we have seen in this area. everyone is jittery. that is the response, the assailant will be killed. two days ago, we saw the police with other policeman shot. it a tense time in jerusalem. the israeli government has arrested the leaders o

. >> and the syrian civil war shows no signs of abating.re you working with the assumption that the longer the war goes on, the greater percentage of these people who may inevitably stay in europe once it is all over? >> i think the first thing is to try to bring peace to syria and get a political process there, which gives the people of syria hope for the future of their country. the second is to try to improve the condition of the people in the immediate neighboring countries, so they don't feel the need to try to come to europe in the depths of winter. what will happen to those in europe, i think it is quite likely, that a very high proportion will end up staying, and immigration always brings more benefits than costs, and this could turn out to be a benefit for europe, but we have to think of the tragedy of the people suffering, walking along difficult paths, carrying children, exposed to the elements, and we have to try to find a way of dealing humanely and compassionately with their situation while recognizing that we do need some pro

the russells were advised to file for an abatement. we'll keep you posted. amy coveno, wmur news 9. tom: straight ahead tonight, reviedzing its advice, the changes the american cancer society is making to its recommendations of mammograms. jennifer: and a strong start, we'll tell you how much this weekend fundraiser raised to keep the legacy of freelance journalist james foley alive. mike: dry in many spots out there, but more clouds move in tonight. does that mean the showers return soon? the forecast ahead. >> and we meet the red hawks, it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. her plan would limit the out-of-pocket costs that consumers have to pay. clinton: nobody in america should have to choose between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent. i'm hillary clinton, tom: in commitment 20

. >> a tree was outside my window when i was in 8th grade abat night the moon would cast a shadow onf looked like a woman...and i would -- (laughter) -- and i would jerk off to that shadow. >> well, i think we all do things when we're young we wouldn't do when we're adults. >> thanthank you, because i dont shadow jerk anymore. >> and you shouldent have to live wit for the rest of your life. with criminal records, we're trying to leave it in the past so the employer can get a chance to see them how they are now. one in three americans have had involvement in the criminal justice system. >> that's (bleep) terrifying. you know i served six years in prison. >> again? i need to stop businesses from putting these people to work. places like dave's killer bread, probably called that because 30% of their workforce has a criminal record. president john tucker: before i sit down, have you been convicted of a crime? >> i have not. good. i have been (bleep) all day and i can't be around dishonesty. john, i have to say this, you are very stupid. your business must be plummeting now. >> we're the

visit comes during a spike in violence in jerusalem and the west bank, violence that shows no sign of abating. the israeli authorities said that palestinian, sailants carried out five stabbing attacks. they left at least four palestinians dead and three israelis wounded. the violence initially erupted about a month ago. >>> and vice president joe biden tonight accepted a human rights award here in manhattan. but he did not give any clues on whether he will run for president; how far, abc news has learned that he made a indicate he's moving closer toward a decision. the president of the international association of firefighters said that he told biden he, quote, very likely has the union's support if he runs. the powerful union declined to endorse hillary clinton's campaign. >>> a senior citizens is called a hero after he was injured protecting a group of children. the 76-year-old james vernon who was teaching a chess class to about 20 elementary school students at a public library on monday. when police say a 19-year-old busted into the room holding two knives and shouting he wanted to kill s

there was little sign of the tension and violence abating. >> time now for the latest business news.ring us up to speed on the vw emissions scandal. >> thank you. the state of texas has become the latest party to file suit against volkswagen in the ongoing scandal surrounding the rigging of emissions test. authorities say they violated consumer protection laws and clean air standards of the state. the cost of the scandal keep rising, and not only for vw itself. suppliers of large corporations very much depend on their clients success. a german auto supplier celebrated its stock market listing, but with the emissions scandal it was not the often patients -- ostentatious launch they expected. >> this shareholder had hoped for more. the company released about half the value of the shares for the ipo than originally land, an indication of how the vw emissions scandal is affecting suppliers. >> i think it was a right decision, strategically, not to go all in at the beginning. we will just let this play out. >> they produced mostly ball bearings for products from tools to airplanes, but th

the winds will abate by tomorrow morning. we'll ease off the wind advisory by 10:00 sunday morning but the winds could be stronger overnight. to sum it up a partly cloudy night from the bay area with gusty winds. the winds will begin to ease up tomorrow. and tomorrow we'll get a sun/cloud mix. kind of a brisk day close to the shoreline. warmer inland. it will be in the 80s again for sunday. high temperatures tomorrow in santa rosa 85 degrees. 84 for napa. 84 degrees in fairfield. 82 in concord. in livermore 83 degrees. here in the city 74 degrees. 79 at oakland and 81 in san jose. it's going to be a nice day for the sonoma county harvest fair going all weekend. it will continue tomorrow in santa rosa at the fairgrounds 85 degrees. it's also where they have the super bowl trophies won by bay area teams on display. extended forecast calls for the warmest readings tomorrow to be in the mid-80s inland. it's going to cool down monday and tuesday. and then -- [ dog barking ] >> this dog does not like being on television. it is very

this is despite a noise abatement plan put in place three years ago by the faa. >>> a new report finds the big apple seeing an unprecedented housing crunch. the review by city controller scott stringer found 1 in 12 apartments are crowded. severely crowded apartments of five people are up 44%. in the bronx it's up 74%. and the number of studio apartments with three or more people rose by more than 300%. >> very uncomfortable for a lot of people. >> not enough space. i'm trying to get something bigger. not enough room. >> the mayor's office has launched a $42 billion to build and preserve 200 million apartments. >>> dozens of people who got the flu shot for one new jersey company are being tested for hepatitis b and hiv. a nurse used the same syringe. it happened at the otsuka facility. >> we feel it is important that they are aware of their health status and they understand what the risk is and what the potential is. >> now to make matters worse the department of health total wellness, the company that contracted the nurse for the clinic, may have used less than the recommended dose of