except there is an ada issue, the ada the americans with disability act is a national umbrella requirement says you need to do things that are readily achievable. that means even if you are not doing work that triggers access under the state law the 119 thousand dollars or anything you are obligated as a business to do anything readily achievable. may be change hardware, nonskid surface on a ramp. put signage up. change the hardware on the sink. if you don't have a full i compliant bathroom you as a business owner should make an effort to make your restaurant or business compliant. there is a conflict between that and the state standard. >> is the new restaurant meaning it's a new owner or m n meaning -- what is a new restaurant? >> the state code and ada doesn't care who owns it. the state code certainly doesn't. if there is an existing restaurant and it's cold and you are not doing work which is always never the case. assume being you don't dpo work there is nothing triggered. if you do finishing or carpet that is a nonstructural repair and maintenance that does not trigger disabled acce

cannot be made ada-compliant. the existing building is on park property. any expansion would mean property currently used as a place base would be reduced. demolition of the old building and construction of a new one on the trying to would give north beach residents increase contiguous park space and a larger, functional, 88--- ada- compliant library. residents of north beach deserve that just as residents all over this city deserve a renovated library. thank you. >> hi e-mailed -- i e-mailed you. it cannot be easy. you have mothers and children and components of ada, and despite that, i urge you to consider the alternative of preserving a historic building. i just do not think that we have to tear down a building. why do we have to tear down something just to make something new? we all want a new library. thank you, yes, i have a supporter. lots of jobs will be created either way. not only is the city's historic preservation commission recommended the building be preserved, but i heard tina from the planning commission say that this was a historic landmar

pat. >> you saw that ada rating, of course he does, john. look, john boehner is a moderate conservative, but he's a conservative guy. he owes his speakership to the tea party folks. he basically agrees with them. his convictions are the same. his political interests dictate getting around with them. he came through the newt gingrich purge. he has much more in common with the tea party conservatives and the conservatives in the house far more than he does with barack obama and nancy pelosi. i think we are headed for gridlock. >> barack obama, when he was in the senate, do you know what his ada rating was? >> he had the most liberal voting record. >> what was it? >> he was 100. >> right. >> he was more liberal than bernie sanders. >> do you want to respond? >> 100. kennedy the same, he got an 86. >> he did win an election with the largest majority the democrats have seen in some time and he's going to be your president for the next two years. john boehner is the perfect person to head that caucus in these times, because he is basically old win

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the confusion we found in the group between accessibility standards for title 24 and the ada, i don't think the entry level restaurants understand that as well. >> the city through the small business commission, i believe, has a group of various agencies as well as private interest groups working to develop guidelines for how to facilitate restaurant necessary san francisco. restaurant remodeling and rebuilding. i presume you are part of that group? >> yes. >> they have come up with draft guidelines which includes 3 parts. i have copies. these are just the drafts which are a road map for how to get through the san francisco process in restaurant development. things you should know while you are starting that. 10 tips in getting started. i have a hand out which reflects some of the issues that are being addressed by this special group. this hand out reflects the building departments involvement to a large extent. not a lot of the other agency issues but on the first page i talk about all the different agencies involved. i think kevin had mentioned planning and changes of use and so on.

we just celebrated an anniversary of the ada. you all are leading by example. thank you for your willingness to continue on and serve on this council. i appreciate the board of supervisors tried to right some wrongs at the chamber by making accessible our own chambers, which is remarkable in 2010. i told bart, i do not know why, and i know it is sort of patronizing, but why would anyone want to serve? literally, why would anyone want to serve on the bart board? those of you on the red board know what i mean. god bless you as well. they have held the line. there is not this friction between tenants and landlords like we have experienced in the past. tim, you remember those days. we have avoided all of that. barbara, you were around as well. do not act like you do not remember those years. it is good that we are holding the ne. bob patterson, i have known him for ever. thank you for your willingness to sit on the small business commission. he is someone who worked for many years on behalf of small businesses. he was approaching retirement but wanted to give back,

title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point. >> welcome, dancers. bring them in. coming to you live, san francisco city hall, the indians have all arrived. how about a big round of applause for our native american dancers in the house? rocking san francisco. singing loud, dance hard, all right. all right, one more time, let's give it up for our singers, our dancers, kicking it live here in san francisco city hall, all right. good to be here tonight. seeing all these shining indian faces once again. could i have all the native americans please remain standing? all native americans, stand up. how about a big round o

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is the annual number of trips that are provided by the transit operator in that community in their adaervice. if you look at the next column, that's what percentage of the total system ridership of all the services each provider provides, and what percentage are the ada trip, and you'll see it's very small. the highest is miami at 2.4%. looking at the next column you'll see what a one-way pair of transit trip costs. if you take mrs. jones to the doctor in boston, that costs you $33.21. if you take her to the doctor and bring her home, it's $66.42, and in fact the number for the largest 50 systems in the country is about $37 a one-way trip that explains the 4th column, the total percentage of system costs these ada systems require. miami is spending one out of every four transit dollars to provide these ada services to a very percentage of the total ridership. it means these systems are not very likely to -- this is today, these systems are not very likely to expand. i wonder if i could see my slide 22, please? >> this is a study that i did a couple years ago for the institute on medici

vice president goh: good to talk about -- could you talk about the muni stop being ada or not? >> i do not know. i would assume the testimony of the member of the public who said it is not a ramped stop. there are requirements that the facility itself be accessible. president peterson: mr. sanchez, if i can go back to 790, section b, tommy how a community facility that primarily serves persons under 18 years of age is not a day care? >> excuse me? president peterson: you know the language. a secondary school or community facility that primarily serves persons under 18 years of age. >> 790.141 section b? president peterson: it is the latter part, the following the language concerning schools. or secondary school, public or private, or community -- >> we have a separate and specific definition for child care. there is no reference in the code anywhere to community facility. president peterson: what is the definition of a community facility that primarily serves persons under 18 years of age? >> would look under the assembly and social service. the community facility and recreatio

title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point. ♪ meet cathy, who's lived most verywhere, from zanzibar to barclay square. but patty's only seen the sight, a girl can see from brooklyn heights, what a crazy pair! ♪ cathy: oh my, patty. did you find all your files? patty: finally! who knew it would be this much work when richard and i decided to retire! cathy: well, what are you going to do first? patty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online.

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new bathrooms that meet ada requirements, with an elevator that takes everyone to all levels of this. even when the library is closed, and our neighbors and residents and visitors alike -- a loud and neighbors and residents and visitors alike -- allowing neighbors and residents. supervisor chiu: thank you. if there is anyone else who wants to speak, we are running out of cards, so please line up. >> this is paid for by the taxpayers, in every dollar we spend -- and every dollar we spend should go to the taxpayer and community. this is not the children's nursery rhyme. enough computers. there are only three computers. i asked you not to landmark office during good we need a new library. -- i ask you not to land mark this. we need a new library. >> i represent the north beach neighbors in part. at our may 10 neighbors board meeting, the man who oversees the library spoke, and they voted to recall our support to the proposals of the new library. the north beach reaffirms that they are demolishing the current library, relocating on the trying galton -- on the triangle. the draft environme

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those will be replaced and library will reopen in november and a park just reopened and school will get adadone. >> westportal play ground went under renovation and that's a boom. >> as much as things change they stay the same. we have taken our infrastructure and improved t >> when i moved here 8 years ago you would walk up the street and seniors and older people and everything would be closed at 9 at night. and within last 4 years there are younger familys and people with kids and dogs and we have new restaurants and night spots that the sidewalks don't roll up at 9. >> i think district has beautiful new restaurants and the theater is vibrant and active and it's a single theater that still exists in san francisco. there are improvements in landscaping and to repair the roads. by and large there is an active citizenry that care about the neighborhood and conducted themselves accordingly. >> i think that the district has been a home to a voice of passion and common sense. i think is often missing in civil discussions and that's something that they demand of me as their representative. >> li

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title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point. >> welcome to "culture wire." today we are visiting southern exposure in san francisco alison prepares to launch a fantastic new project called beautiful possibilities. we will send them on a two-year adventure crisscrossing the united states to investigate american history and contemporary culture. it is using a traveling road show as inspiration. she will sit down and talk with residents in search of stories and experiences that reveals exactly what makes us americans. >> beautiful possibility is a traveling research project that i will take on a five-month journey ac

nature you are describing that has not been looked at for pedestrian accessibility, compliance with ada, bicycle accessibility. the question you are raising is much more strategic. to reach that 20% goal is a big lift. it will not be something that we do casually. we are going to have to concentrate. we are not just talking about a bicycle components, where you can park your bicycle. we are talking about the connection between those spots, they likely destination that can be covered by bike. it is important, absent those concerted efforts, it will be hard to reach those goals. we are talking about a surface that is about five times the distance of amsterdam. this hilly terrain can be dealt with, but not without investment. she showed you some pictures of these contraptions that you can go on that will lift you up a hill. we will need to invest in some of those. we do have options that can and energy -- energize the private sector, such as electric motor bikes, which i love as a concept. it goes along with an ecologically-friendly attitude of helping people help themselves as they help t

new bathrooms that meet ada requirements, with an elevator that takes everyone to all levels of this.even when the library is closed, and our neighbors and residents and visitors alike -- a loud and neighbors and residents and visitors alike -- allowing neighbors and residents. supervisor chiu: thank you. if there is anyone else who wants to speak, we are running out of cards, so please line up. >> this is paid for by the taxpayers, in every dollar we spend

is the annual number of trips that are provided by the transit operator in that community in their adaervice. if you look at the next column, that's what percentage of the total system ridership of all the services each provider provides, and what percentage are the ada trip, and you'll see it's very small. the highest is miami at 2.4%. looking at the next column you'll see what a one-way pair of transit trip costs. if you take mrs. jones to the doctor in boston, that costs you $33.21. if you take her to the doctor and bring her home, it's $66.42, and in fact the number for the largest 50 systems in the country is about $37 a one-way trip that explains the 4th column, the total percentage of system costs these ada systems require. miami is spending one out of every four transit dollars to provide these ada services to a very percentage of the total ridership. it means these systems are not very likely to -- this is today, these systems are not very likely to expand. i wonder if i could see my slide 22, please? >> this is a study that i did a couple years ago for the institute on medici

title two of the ada addresses access to public services, including public transportation for persons with disabilities. it requires transit operators to call out stops at transfer points, major intersections, and major destinations, and to announce particular stocks requested by customers with disabilities. stop announcements are especially important for passengers who are blind or have low vision. these individuals cannot travel independently if they are not assured of getting off at their intended destination point. ♪ la policía realiza operativos de costa a costa... y en todo el país, para detener a quienes no usan el cinturón de seguridad. abróchate el cinturón de seguridad siempre, de día y de noche, o serás multado. no importa quién seas o dónde vivas. ellos están alerta. la policía multa para salvar vidas. abrochado o multado. >> thank you for taking the time to be here. i am very enthusiastic about the work that folks uc to my left and your right, and behind me, in front of you, have done to get us this far and really lead the way in terms of making government more transparen

. >> actually, there's a lot of ada products on the market, however, it is not mainstream you could saynd they are tougher to find. >> reporter: in getting to know him a little bit, what has he said as he has seen the progress go. >> he is thrilled. he loves the house and he loves the eastern shore. he is looking forward to moving over here. we're looking forward to having him, he is a great guy. %-many volunteers were a part of making this happen, too. >> throughout the whole process, through the building the house and the landscaping and finishing of the house, i would say there was probably well over 500 volunteers, contractors and local, you know, locals who wanted to help. >> reporter: sure, thatthad to have the expertise or that. it's amazing, patrice, when you talk about how many people helped out with this. helping someone who is a hero to uu all here on a vet answer day. >> it's going to be nice to get in there and see what his new home is going to look like. the expression on his face is going to be priceless. >> reporter: we will hear more about him and the featuresú in this

aquel 24 de octubre 2009 describió y explicó chirdz presentaba la adolescente tras haber sido ultrajo adarecompensa de 10.000 dólares en cambio información que lleve al arresto de un responsable de un tiroteo en frente de un templo ayer un hombre fue acribillado a balazos frente a la illing bautista la víctima león wilson de 46 año había salido de la cárcel hace un mes y tomaba clases en el temo blo autoridades desconocen el motivo del crimen. >> dos semanas después del secues de otr un res residente de san josñ pido lean ayuda de la comunidad para evitar problemas similares el pasado 4 de noviembre persona cuya identidad no ha sido revelada fue secuestrada y los autores del plagio pidieron a familiares un millón de dólares a cambio de libertad. despué de 15 horas y con la ayuda de 125 policías la víctima fue rescatada y cinco sospechosos fueron arrestados. >> queremos que la gente no tenga miedo de reportar esos incidente o cualquier otro, en este en particular hubo una demora de más de una hora. >> autoridades sospechan que este no es el primero caso de secuestro que ocurre en san jos.

new bathrooms that meet ada requirements, with an elevator that takes everyone to all levels of this.even when the library is closed, and our neighbors and residents and visitors alike --

i worked with park side library and to locate the city's first ada- accessible playground at 28th avenue. i do not have any children. why have i spent so much of my life advocating for many of these children, for other people's families? it is because i care about society and how about growing the next generation. i ask that you respect what we in the park side are doing to keep families in san francisco. we need your support today to allow park side district to offer people a safe place to call home. i like to also enter into evidence from the bay area guardian today a full-page ad advertising free delivery. this is critical to meet the needs of those individuals who need medical cannabis. i support medical cannabis. i do not think my neighborhood has to have an endangering institution when you can get it free. here is the ad. thank you. i don't even know these people, but i think that is right. >> if we could have the overhead, please? president peterson: thank you. next speaker? >> good evening. and i'm here to speak on behalf of chinese gospel church. the people involved with the mcd

what i would rate the percentage of compliance -- 15% -- in the data that you have, no site received ada training. as far as the access issue, we will be tracking that this quarter when we do a turn away report that is part of the new legislation. that will provide overall analysis. then we usually interview 30 to 40 clients. supervisor campos: i have a couple of sets of questions. some are to the specifics of the report. then another set of general, structural questions. going back to training, as i see the issue of training, i believe it is critical to have proper training provided to staff. the idea behind training is it will ensure that each person who is at a shelter is being treated with respect, dignity, so that safety is also injured. so is troubling -- ensured. so it is troubling to me when you show these low levels of compliance, when you have legislation requiring 100 percent staff being trained on these items, and the number you are talking about -- i know it is not an exact number because the data is lacking -- even if it was double 15, 30% would be troubling. how do we know

primarily in the disabled access regulations of chapter 11 of the california building code and national ada requirements, which gives it a index of -- what is it called? slip resistant index, coefficient of friction. that's in a path of travel open to the public. there would not be a requirement for slip resistance in a private dwelling. >> the good news is that there's a new product, which is totally, totally clear, and it's slip resistant. it's like a coating that goes on, you don't know it's there, so the glass can remain totally clear, and you can walk on it, but you don't slip. >> do you have to reapply it? >> no. >> the reapplication is a problem. so when they opened the san francisco center, nordstro nordstrom's downtown, they have ramps on the ground floor, very gentle ramps but highly polish polished. the inspector said this is a slipping hazard and they said we will provide this non-skid material that we're going to paint on every six months or a year. >> the building and fire codes generally do not allow people to have to do something on a continuing basis to meet the requirement