the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appreciate what you -- a wonderful breath of fresh air. come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football and picnics. it is very much a couple's park. there are many activities you can experience together. stroll on the pathways, bring your dog, or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all that it has to offer together. many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily access

because they have to have the same platform height for the different countries they don't have ada. we do. and we need to do or abide by it and building a new facility. and japanese system of 40 or 50 years ago and it is designed the trains and the platforms to be identical and that is the 49 inch that they use. and the united states has one example that they expressed on the east coast where they are using 48 inches and the rest of the world is doing it differently. now, i have yet to introduce the subject but we are talking about the benefits of boarding heights, and with the transbay. and just as you see, when you start off with the commuter rail in the morning, and there are the long distance rail, you need the trains of either end and you cross off from one end and the dead ahead. and 50 or 300 miles. and in storage for start up will be better if we can store the trains of different platforms, and they are all the same height and we can get more trains in here. remembering the initial system is looking at only two high speed trains per hour and so you don't need two platforms.

so that's the ada lovelace strand. then we get to leslie park. so, he goes to leslie park, this secret facility in england to break the german wartime codes. that machine is an inning ma machine which colds the german messages, and they're able to slowly break how the code is done. but one of the amazing things that turing does is figure out, along with tommy flowers, who knew how to use vacuum tubes and work for the phone company -- how to make something called colossus, the first real electronic operable computer and they use it to break the german code. so, when we argue about what is the first computer, one contender, if you think it has to be electronic, has to work harks to do logical generals, probably ought to be digital. colossus breaking the code done on that machine by turing and the whole team there at belchly park, and tommy flowers and others. >> a few other players in 1937 which you cover and i want to bring into the drama now. there's john vincent. >> you have someone who recrated -- >> we do. there's john over there. >> cool. >>

under section 508 of the rehabilitation act and ada program access requirement, the city must make available the same information to people with sensory disability as the general public. in this case the city app, currently staff are working with the app vendor to see if changes can be made to add this functionality and they hope they will be able to incorporate this soon. in addition, individuals may access the information at the portal or call the staff call center from their mobile devices. all of these devices provide information. they promote on their website that offer voice over options. the city has a robust city policy built into every new website developed and delivered through the department of technology. city staff through the system is trained to provide information on the website in accessible format. however in this case an error occurred. the city is xhiltd -- committed to take actions to improve. the quality of information publiced online through further staff training and quarterly website monitoring. once again, if you experience a disability access issue in a city facili

when he started working in the ada transition plan, we were in the early days, the infancy and we needed his guidance and focus to not only be able to develop the plan but advocate for the money and work with the managers and designers and the contractors and the department heads all of the different people that are involved in bringing these projects forward. it was really under his leadership that the city was able to start making progress. when you look at his accomplishments over that ten 10-year period, there were over 100 projects valued now at $46 million that john has had that foot print. you can do that at the city service centers and the san francisco general hospital, he has literally touched them all and he's made such an incredible difference. when we think about his advocacy, we all had to really appreciate just him as a person, as a loving person as a supportive person, as a person who always organized the mayor's office on disability special events really brought that heart to anything that we did and in fact in his performance plans every year, party planning was always

shakespeares' garden is ada accessible. located at the bottom of this hill, it is a secret garden with an infinite in captivating appeal. carefully tucked away, it makes the top of our list for most intimate pyknic setting. avoid all taurus cars and hassles by taking a cable car. or the 30, 45, or 91 bus. the garden was designed by thomas church in 1957. grow old with me, the best is yet to be is inscribed on a sundial. it is anchored by twin white gazebos and flowers that bloom year-round. this is the place to tell someone special or the place to declare the commitment you two share. weddings and the event reservations are available for this adorable hidden gem. we know there are many other romantic parks in san francisco. we hope you have enjoyed this torre of lookouts, picnics, and strolls that are available every day. until next time, do not forget to get out and play. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations or any other location, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddin

the ada connection is what makes things work. and that's what larry page and sergey brin figured out when they were at stanford. by the way, on a government-funded project, that's back when it still worked, that government research/private company/university collaboration. and they realized instead of having a web crawler go off and find out the answer to everything, what it should do is find out what other people, real humans had made as links on their web sites. so what it does is it combines the thought and wisdom and links of millions of million of -- millions and millions of people who create web pages with a computer algorithm, and that has always been the strength of our digital revolution. so the upshot of this story is, as i said at the beginning, it's always important to be able to stand at that intersection where the humanities meet technology. because if we cede it all to the engineers, it won't be beautiful, it won't be like the ipod where steve jobs did it or the beautiful fonts on the original mac. it won't be trul

ada that has to be done and california really has no discretion to or anything else? >> we have a series of conflicting requirements right now, we have the existing cpuc requirements that requires the set back in the platform and that is in direct conflict with what the fda requirements are and the federal requirements for the three inch gap and we have to go ahead and get that reconciled and get a waiver from cpuc in order to go ahead and construct those platforms, so that they will conform to the federal requirements. and fta will be providing some of the funding for the program, and the expectation, is that they will be looking for us to precisely meet that ada requirement. >> the federal requirement. >> yeah. >> and so the cpc, looks like you are anticipating you will have to say, and we will do that. >> and that is just, and we have to have the conversation with them if we have not had that conversation yet and i know that there are instances in other location wheres there has been relaxed but it is something that we have work our way through. >> director reiskin

an ada elevator is also installed. mcgivens is here to -- today and he can also speak to this work. clearly it is an article landmark and supplied the planning department with a letter expressing support by that organization for article 10 landmark designation. before i conclude my presentation i wanted to share with you, the commission an updated resolution. these were at the request of the city attorney's office. i just wanted to make those available as well. that concludes my presentation. >> what is the difference between this and what was in our packet? >> tim can speak to that. >> commissioners, the previous item, basic motion in your packet was the motion erroneously listed as a motion rather that be a resolution since it was a recommendation whether or not to forward a recommendation to the board. >> thank you. >> does sponsor want to speak on this? >> if you have no comments. >> we'll hold on to those. forgive me. in the interim, sponsor wishes to speak on this item? >> yes. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is dylan evan. i'm one of the new tennants a

under the ada public entities must maintain in working orders equipment and features of facility that are required to be ready access for people with disabilities. however temporary interruptions to access of maintenance in the future is not prohibited. in these cases work orders had been issued and prioritized. in addition alternate arrangements for structures. for instance when the elevators are down in the parking garage staff to alternate spaces to guide people to the ground level that are designated and held open to help patrons to access. also when elevators go out of service at a family shelter, it's the policy of staff to provide people with disabilities. in some case staff offers to relocate clients to another location, if this is not possible, they do deliveries and offer any additional items. the second category of complaints involved obstructions to the public right-of-way and blocks to construction activity. in these cases office collaborated with dpw or sf mta street inspector to investigate and revolve the issue immediately. this is a reminder to the public, if you noti

. >> the book begins with ada and it ends ends with a then it ends with data forever because their vision of the combination of human creativity and machines has turned out to be more powerful even though someday we will hit the singularity and you can bite all the people that were predicted that it but it's always 20 years away or whatever but in the meantime the connection of human creativity augmented by the power of machines as doug engelbrecht and others have said and even today the end of the book is with google. the google algorithm is not just some computer algorithm. if the computer algorithm that also connects to the individual human judgments millions a day made by people who put links on the web. so it's a combination of human creativity and computer processing power. when you have jenny rama t. here ask her what are they watching for today? what are they using to collaborate with doctors? they have teams in which the computer in the human can always be either the best human are the best computer. i believe in that and at the heart of that vision of ada lovelace is if you are

they are not part of the civil rights or equal rights clause that are under the ada. so as a person with a disability, all you require to qualify for equal treatment and reasonable accommodations in the workplace is to have a form, any form of visible or invisible physical or mental impairment that impacts a person's life activities. that is how you are defined as a person with a disability. it doesn't matter how that irritability or if it's war related. ptsd, civilian related exposure to violence or mental helthsdz health -- and neurological order, what they need to do is provide that level of civil rights to the client. the term disability gets misrepresented and miss quoted a lot, right. we as a society have an image of what a disability is and a stigma of what disabled people can and cannot do, but in terms of employment. we are not talking about special privileges, we are talking about a right to accommodations. like a disability. that is true, simply because you meet the definition of a disability. now, if we are talking about much -- money and services, those a

betty has her letters and greater analysis and she is very favorable to the role of ada. there is another box on the analytical with babich the most scientific is from dorothy stein titled ada but with a controversy like kind i'd like that but there is some guy who did a ph.d. at harvard that ada was a manic depressive with the most amazing illusions about her talent she was as mad as a hatter and contributed more than trouble. that is a footnote by the way. but i paid two's thank you don't have to overstate her accomplishments to marvel at how wonderful it was that she saw the magic and humanities to be connected to the machine. the interesting thing about the digital age is it is very collaborative with people working together than who deserves the most credit? and then helping the engineer for the first atari know i did more or i did more and reduce the that all the time. so i tried judiciously to say here is the disputes but by the way this revolution is so amazing there is enough credit to go around we should not fight over it. >> host: we have four stories on the st

app a corridor to make sure it the activities and facilities are assessable as required about itself ada we work closely with the planning department to make sure their policies align with the access laws one fundamental obligation for city's we make reasonable modifications off our policies and procedures this helps to comply with the ada and the fair housing act our office worked closely with the planning department staff while they were drafting and refinancing this legislation this legislation will make the process for requesting on accumulation more transparent for the public the legislation will also be a big help to the of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a giving them a better understanding of the specifics of the project i want to thank the planning staff our office is here to support us move forward i'm happy to stay for questions. >> thank you. >> thank you opening it up for public comment is there any additional public comment on this item? okay. seeing none commissioner antonini >> yeah. i have a couple of questions in terms of who would qualify is it anyo

and look at it where they are now and make our own project where we on they'll be as far as of the ada if we don't think they'll have 80 units next year we'll say you don't have a valid prop 359 what i have not to point out you're asking by saying that your financial issues are going to be resolved by remaining at gloria russ johnson da's office you're asking the commission to - that's what the board members have to decide. >> and i'll say that already our enforcement is we can already show in our projects on the proposition 39 request we're project over 88 over 88 that's due to the recruiting we're doing right away for next year including being at the enrollments fair for the folks we found there and as well as the other work we're doing with our open houses and other things so we're - >> san francisco residents. >> yes. yes. because 80 percent now all contract are san francisco residence this is a big change for the school. >> any other comments commissioner wynns. >> i do want to point out one thing that's when this charter was did understand the first thing the petitioners came to

and look at it where they are now and make our own project where we on they'll be as far as of the ada if we don't think they'll have 80 units next year we'll say you don't have a valid prop 359 what i have not to point out you're asking by saying that your financial issues are going to be resolved by remaining at gloria russ johnson da's office you're asking the commission to - that's what the board members have to decide. >> and i'll say that already our enforcement is we can already show in our projects on the proposition 39 request we're project over 88

. >> so we're making every effort to meet or exceed ada requirements i've presented to the mta committee before and i've been working closely with both kevin jackson and carl johnson from the mayor's office and light house for the blind to see if we can come up with some new and innovative ways of identifying for the people who are visually impaired that they are actually at an scene of at an scene of at an intersection with a brt stop. >> thanks. >> i want to thank you for that presentation. i think it's a great project. my concern is also with the businesses that are in that corridor you know, in terms of the white zones and yellow zones will they get their deliveries we don't want people double parked to slow down traffic have we looked at how we're going to address that? >> it has has been brought up and as we get closer to construction -- the first time it will begin to seriously raise its head when we start the actual construction is we're going to have to work closely with police and parking and traffic to make sure that we have very stringent enforcement along van ness avenue the

i mean, because what boy from ada, oklahoma, would be...eant, right? >> o'donnell: but there was a lesson he learned on stage at an early age that shelton believes is central to his success. >> shelton: i learned that it was more... it was more to it than just coming up here and singing a song and walking off. i knew i... i wasn't a good enough singer for that just to be the thing. you got to perform, but you also got to entertain. you got to make people laugh. you got to tell a joke or a story, make the most of the time that you're out here so that people remember you when you walk away. >> o'donnell: blake grew up the youngest of three shelton children-- older sister endy and brother richie, who blake remembers looking up to for all the usual big brother reasons. >> shelton: his bedroom was right across the hallway from mine when i was little. and he was listening to hank williams, jr., or waylon, lynyrd skynyrd, or bob seger. i just... whatever was popular, really. richie loved all music. and i would be sitting there going, "man, that gu

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warning mats and hash marks for the visually impaired which according to ada laws they are off limits so no parking however there are vehicles parked at every single one some covering the do not park logos directly across the street sits an a frame barricade with restricted parking for a business bit to mention lots of private parking signs the only truly legal signs are the police vehicles signs yes its right next to a police station on would think with all this illegal parking this would be a parking enforcements dream and i waited for one of those little buggies to arrive but all head was the sounds of if you run a business, said business cannot claim it as private property and put up their own signs, and you must allow anyone access to street parking not just employees. in potraro hill stanley roberts kron 4 news coming up in the way scientists are marching with the pangolins + u.s. officials say time is not on our side when it comes to climate change and on sports night live we have to jam packed show covering the forty-niners and raiders games a neighborhood where packages never

written and published articles about the legislation and the pros and cons and insurance issues and ada and the like and i am going to take the opportunity to come back at the continued hearing and i would be happy to talk to you about some of them and it brings up a big issue about discovering illegal units and illegal work and i have some ideas, but it is not for today. and i would of course, you know, suggest to you to invite the people from the ar b&b in case they are not monitoring your hearings, i know that they monitor several commissions but it may not be yours, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any further public comment? >> okay, seeing none, there was a motion to continue the items to the call of the chair, is there a second? >> anybody. >> second. >> second. >> okay. >> there is a motion and a second. and i will do the roll call vote. president mccarthy? >> yes. >> commissioner lee? >> yes. >> commissioner mccray? >> yes. >> commissioner melgar. >> yes. >> and commissioner walker. >> yes. >> and commissioner clinch. >> yes. >> okay, that motion carries unanimously. o

that was matched the six months cd rate and therefore this section is being updated to the 90 days ada commercial paper for 2015 and future years so this should be short glad to provide further information or if you have any questions. >> thank you very much clearing questions or comments opening it up for public comment item 5 any public comment on item 5 seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues could i have a motion to forward item 5 to the full board with a positive recommendation we'll take that without objection. >> item amending the planning code for the accessory residential and commercial district. >> this item was before us what was it last week, we made an agreement as a whole and continued the item one week and president chiu is the author and his legislation aid is here push good afternoon i don't want to go into a lot of daily but especially for supervisor mar's benefit i want to say this ordinance is part of a larger effort over the years to pass a number of ordinances to bring it in line with the goals for affordable housing and making our streets and situations

. >>> ada has been making music with her husband ben for as long as they've been together. >> how did you meet? >> in a pub. >> in a pub? >> yes. >> did someone introduce you or you just saw each other in the pub? >> no. it was just a pub and i went with a friend of me. we went there. and they were playing cards. but then after he offered me a drink and we fell in love to this moment. >> do you remember that, ben? do you remember the playing of the cards and the buying of the drink? [ speaking dutch ] >> yeah. >> in comparison with the other residents, ben is a lucky man. these days he can still manage to get a few words out here and there. the doctors warn his alzheimer's disease is rap rapidly progressing. i hear a lot of music here. singing, piano playing. how important is music? >> music is very important. people with dementia, we see the people with dementia and scientifically shown also that music is part that in the brain that is -- that functions the longest. i've even seen people that can't talk anymore, they don't have the words to talk but this he can sing songs. i've seen