in a project and also, if you have a perplex project that including an adu or several adu's we now updated the projects with the request forms that is available on the san francisco planning department and a special check box will be routed to the flex team and a specialized planner to provide input it is available for a fee but a specialized and technical type thing with the application so once your permit gets to planning i'll can you talk about that what we'll be reviewing your permit for the program highlights are as follows: one, we'll be looking at the adu and whether it is being proposed within the existing build out envelope unless under the new program a single-family homes and doesn't need a waiver and second we'll be reviewing for the adu that is not taking space from an existing dwelling unit unless under the new components of the program it is a single-family home and didn't require waivers 3 we'll be looking at the number of adu's that are proposed that will vary and again, i'll go into more details on the next slide number 4, is the adu is being proposed in a building had th

he could add his adu. well, how big do you think that adu was? 1400 square foot. 1400 by most people's standard would not be accessory, it's a dwelling. i guess i'm running out of time, but i want to remind you when we brought 505 grandview to your attention, and thankfully, you did side with us. tenants were saved, and ts was a case where the builder turned landlord was trying to turn the garage space into adus and because of the light requirement he had to cut into the tenant's apartment. so that tenant was going to be evicted. again, reminding you about proposition f, that is going to cost the city money. thank you. >> president hillis: next speaker, please. >> hi. thank you for allowing me to speak. i just want to say that i live in -- i live in an adu, so i think, you know, it's good that we have someone to represent that voice. with that said, i am very grateful for my adu because if i did not have it, i would be homeless. i also know a lot of people that left in there. [inaudible] >> -- which is ver

the recommendation was that to allow one adu. there is some existing tools that the commission already has and can continue to use when reviewing these permits. the existing residential design guidelines would still apply, and can be applied to modify the placement unit, and in terms of their size and their bulk. also, they -- there maybe applications where the demolition could be avoided, and instead allow alteration with an a.d.u. for example, for a single-family home, the code already allows they used to expand at the existing building, at that construction can use that route. from multifamily homes, similar provisions can provide the commission with this option. this is already part of the staff recommendation to allow expansion of a.d.u. across the board across all buildings. that is modification number 2. in addition, stop is providing another recommendation for objective standards, and bats to establish size controls for new construction of single-family homes, plus a.d.u. for example, the commission -- the control could b

adus have been extremely successful. to blame adus for evictions i think has been nuts. we take the two cases that have happened here -- most of them happened not because of an addition to an adu, they happened because of the ssmic retrofit, and that's what drives the major construction in the adu in the eviction construction procedures, not necessarily the construction -- conversion of a garage to an adu. i think we have to get serious about additional units. it's great. you can now build a newhouse in an rh 1 district and have two units. i think it's perfect. commissioner melgar? >> vice president melgar: so i -- you know, i'm wondering why you need this today. if we could get a city attorney opinion in the next couple weeks that could -- i'm just speaking for myself -- put me at ease in terms of the issue that i raised, you know, i would be more comfortable. i don't think we need a whole lot of time. is there a reason this needs to go today? >> we would just like to get it done before the legislative recess? the agendas are very full with upcoming items, so we thought

picking up on what commissioner richard said to see minum maximum limits on adu. starting at 1200 square feet seems very high to me particularly when it deals with existing buildings. i like to see standards derived from current practice and minimums as well as maximums. livability standards, light and air as expressed by one of the speakers and that is something i mentioned last week. with the guidelines in flux, i am pointing out that we do not currently have residential guidelines that are fully embracing adu as a concept of stand-alone units. it would be very helpful and the supervisor has expressed support for it to develop more targeted guidelines that deal specifically with adus. at this moment we see a few diagrams hear but they do not fully embrace the real issues. i still have problems with no reference to specific codes which would apply or how they would need to be modified in order to make these units in the new adu vernacular code client, there are still a few loo loophs in the way it's written and not having the updated version in front of us makes

to your property important so first kickoff where adu's can be added first we want to give a higher level piece of information and let you know that the adu program has some amended legislation just this week so we have some pretty major changes that came into effect for single-family homes and the adu program so this is exciting and it really allows for single-family homes that don't require any waivers from the planning code to really increase their ability to add an accessary dwelling units to their property i'll go into a lot more details in further slides want to mock you aware in case you're working with saudis if you've been working with the program previously that program has not changed if you're working with multi unit buildings or single-family homes that require the waiver there no changes to that component of program so it sounds like it is technical but talk about some of the distinctions so just to give you highlights adu's are permitted everywhere where residentials are permitted to assist are commissioner president moran how an adu to be added to the property in the

under the adu provision, you are adding an adu that is subject to rent-controlled. and we know from the number of units at the age of construction, they are subject to rent-controlled. those facts make the adu subject to rent-controlled. it is something, you know, i think a consideration of the applicant to make, given that they would be removing our rent-controlled units, they were going to provide a new rent-controlled units through the form of an adu, in the rear building. >> vice-president swig: it is your position that by removing nothing, they are relocating the rent-controlled units. >> it is not necessarily relocating. we see it as a before project where there is free rent -- three rent-controlled units and there is an after project where there is three rent-controlled units. >> vice-president swig: all right. we are saying the same thing. i am just raising it differently. >> we are not approaching it as they are relocating the units. they are adding a new separate adu as a separate permit. >> vice-president swig: it would be like if there was a renovation o

. >> que empezarÍan a deiener adu presenta como tutor, que tiene Órdenes de deportación o que estÁ indocumentado. se teme questomide a muchos adultooss y nis eden sin patrocinadores. >> vamos a ver que en este gente voluntariamente que quieren ser parte de la asistencia, vamos a ver menos.. >> yo creo que esto no es necesario. lo importante es que los patrocinadores tengan capacidad de proveerle a estos niÑos una vida saludable. claudia: el director de a ice asegura que la mayorÍa de los patrocinadores de los miÑogrant. confirmÓ que hace poco se llegó a un acuerdo para compartir informaÓ- vhs le indicÓ a univisión que esta polÍtica protege a los niÑos de aficantes de menores. hace unas semanas, algo bueno reconociÓ que le habÍa perdido el rastro a casi 1400 menores no acompaÑados. y esto ocurre en un momento en que en un periodo de sÓlo 14 dÍas, las autoridades se separaron a mÁs de 600 niÑos de sus padres en la frontera.. demÓcras en la cÁmara baja le escribieron una carta al diÉndole que termine con esta polÍtica que ellos catalogan como inhumana. pero hasta ahora no hay seÑales de que la admi

it's also thought that around twelve hundred other prisoners have reportedly been radicalized forty adu for release over the next two years and the country's leading counterterrorism prosecutor says that poses a major threat to the public. who is a major risk of seeing people who not a tool repentant at the end of this sentence leave prison and yet be even more radical after their time behind bars. and with many now questioning the initiative shala do bensky has been to visit europe's largest jail. not only is there concern over the threats that these individuals may pose to the outside world but also while they're incarcerated this is a flaw. it's europe's largest prison and amongst the thousands of inmates being held here some unknown joe hardest see. ya done every day in france prison guards are attacked we have been off the next one thousand one hundred supervisors over the next four years but for now we don't see anything happening we're tired of this you are the first t.v. channel i'm telling this to but yesterday we had a suicide and since january we've had ten other cases exhaus

. >> reporter: the adu tree use trend is branching out nationwide, feated every week on the show "treeers." they're even available on airbnb. fieder plans to re out his dream house, a fiv ton pine cone suspended in the santa cruz red woods. so> when the wind blows you kind of sway with it. sings you to sleep almost. >> reporter: john marburger und he didn't have room for his relatives on the ground. >> the py in the bay area is ridiculous so we decided why not put a guest house he in trees. >> reporter: it's also a cool getaway for his daughters. e have sleepovers with our friends. we like to s late because the parents can't really hear us. >> i definitely feel teore conn to nature when i'm up in the tree house. >> taking the comforts of home to new ights. definitely a room with a view. that is nightly news for this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for . >>> lights, camera, "acce." >> and they put a gun to my head. >> pullyingh and president and two stories need to be heard. >> people kill themselves and you're the one making them do

i'd like to see an adu in the ground floor, but i think there's not a ton of room there and there's not a ton of space. i would be supportive of this with the condition that there's no railing or roof deck on the top. >>> motion to approve without the roof deck? no future roof deck, right? >>> second. >>> commissioner moore? >>> that would be expressed as a noticeable restriction, correct? >>> it would be added to the motion as a conditional approval and all the conditions of approval are recorded on the property. >>> thank you. >>>commissioners, if there's nothing further, if i heard correctly there's a motion that's been seconded to approve this matter to include an addition that no future roof deck railing be included as part of that development. [roll call] >>> that motion passes unanimously 6-0. zoning administrator, what say you? >>> i close public hearing and intend to grant with standard condition and also an addition to any vertical additions in the future would require a variance even if they're within the permitable area. >>> very good. this is a conditional use authorization

the idea of sipping an adu beverage while out in nature.find aor shaded spot that. this is something the fairfax county park authoty is considering. a proposal to make it easier for you to host a party in a park with alcohol. >> reporter: whether a slow chug into the station orthaugh around carousel, the rklake park is great for all ages. a change is being considered, making it more appealing for older attenders. >> we get a lot of requests. >> reporter: there's been a spike in requests from local corporations and other groups. they want more options to host permittedevents with alcohol. >> if we regulate something, put the rules out there that everybody can understand, we have a much better chance of actually controlling it and makingure it is done safely. >> reporter: parks visitors like donna scales could get used to be idea. >> it would be nice to have wine you know, yes. cheese and crackers. a>> reporter: bounds lik good idea, right? find yourself a shaded part of a park, like this spot here, lay out a blanket, pull out the bubbly, pou

enlarge the unit and participate in the support of healthy rental housing and that is either adding adu or renting the two additional units rather than admitting to us which i appreciate your honesty to use them as corporate rental. >> president hillis: i would certainly encourage that you are doing longer corporate rental. >> commissioner moore: we want the building to be neighborly. >> president hillis: i don't know if there is anything that we can do. >> president hillis: we can ask that and i think it would help soften the below because the owner owns the adjoining as well, concerning to me, that one owner owns a large building in one and sooner or later we see it as one building. we have a housing crisis and i am not prepared. we have plenty of new t hotels everywhere else. >> commissioner fong: i recall when we restricted a property from corporate rental 30 days or more. i this i we will have them continue it. that direction is probably something if it comes back and we want to try to impose that, that is something to do at that time but i hear you though. >> commissioner moore: i

one of thelt adu mays produced a weapon. there wer shots fired and a the suspect in the case has been pronounced dead. he says it appears the man who was killed was the only one in that group with a gun and that police did recover that wpon. new sham says it's unclear if p tas ma shooting at officer he says none of the lee were injure. w talked to two people rewho live in this a who say the violencest in sou is out of control. telling the community to calm down, we've been calm too long. in the of jesus, we have been calm too long. our childrenng are bei killed in the street. you have to almost be here to feel the energy and fl the disappointment and what has happened and transpired here tonight. it isbsolutely unimaginable that another life b haseen taking and he so many questions are yet unanswered and so we're dealing with a community as he we hear shots beingired even now that it just needs so much attention. and we weren't sur what exactly terview. i thought it couldn beicunshots, but pol tell me they believe i was fire

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. >>> a 17-year-old is charged as an adu allegedly taking a stolen gun to a high school in montgomery county. elijah does not attend paint brch, but yesterday he tried to enter the school by giving a fake name and school i.d. numbet to security as be he ran away. the school resource oiffficer arrestedim and found a loaded gun in his bag. police traced the stolen gun to pennsylvania. >>> police in virginia beach foiled a possible terror plot at a prom. they arrested two and charged them with conspiracy to commit a terrorist act. lrpolice weredy on guard because of threats made against people at the officers arrested a suspicious man out side the hotel. he ran and dropped his gun. that led detectives to his rotel room where they found the 17-year-old and as well as a handgun, rifle and ammunition.ne her high school ties to that high school. >>> 2018, we are breaking down the results of tuesday's primary in virginia, including a match-up that could get heated before november. corey stewart versus senator tim kaine. a look ahead at how president trump will play into that race. >>> and a s

adu had a hand in there. >> yeah, i a hand. >> i was sunaware.'d never come back. >> it would neverck come i know it. >> it'd disappear. >> come back the way it was, really. >> exactly. beautiful day. it was beautiful dowthere. i was so jealous you were down there. i was stuck here at the studio, looking at the beautiful weather. same today, it is gorgeous there. we are going to continue to have beautiful weather finally. i think the last six weekends, we've been dealing with some sort of thunderstorm action. this weekend, we are mainly dry. i have to add one chance of a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. it is very small. we also have to hadd the humidity. very comfortabday. but muggy through the day tomorrow and down right oppressive monday and tuesday. in fact, monday and tuesday will be weather alert days because of the heat and humidity. nothing showing up on the storm team 4 radar right now. however, i'm watching this system crawling out of michigan, the upper ismidwest. s going to continue to head toward our area. it is weakening. you can se

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lastly, as we heard from even the adu conversations, we want to be sure there is something that the public can weigh in. in a nutshell, we agree with the first two but not the last three. with that, i will turn it back to staff, but want to thank paulo for working on this for many years, actually. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. >> i'd like to start with a brief overview of home-sf, as it exists today. home-sf was our local bonus program, designed to be more attractive in the state. it applies in our ncd and other districts with density controls but not in rh1 or rh2. what i would like to say is that the basic premise of home-sf is we're giving more as a city to get more back. what we're giving is relief from density controls and two extra stories of height above the height limit. we're getting back 30% on site affordability. the program was approved unanimously at the board of supervisors last summer and has been in effect for about a year. so in that year, the department has seen four projects apply to use the program or express interest. the first two listed here, were projec

and changes for zones where adu's are allowed and increase the max numb size of granny units and ease parking and setback requirements. we talked with a design who are said all of this could be a game-changer for families. >> i think it is great. because what else can you do. i've paired down smaller holmes and then build condos, which that is not what we want. we want to have a home and a backyard to raise your kids in and to have comfortable living. a condo living is not for everyone. >> reporter: much of the public comment and letters sent in and filed and the folks who showed up in person have been in favor. some folks say we're in favor but want to know this is not going to impact the neighborhood as a whole if we chose not to have one. the council will take up the w new -- ordinance expected to pass no earlier than 6:30 when they start the evening session. >>> here are other top stories following today. santa clara count supervisors plan to unveil new response to the citizenship question being added to the 2020 census. supervisor cindy chavez opposed that question. she believes

the adu permits were done prunted to city policy and city ordinances but encourage the creation of new dwelling units in existing buildings. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. we'll hear from the zoning administrator. >> good evening, president fung, mmissi just briefly, it appears that the issues that are raised in the rehearing request by the appellant all seem to fall under the represent ordinance and rent board regarding the memo that was mailed to the property owner, it does appear to be simply a notice of filing to make that property owner aware that that had been filed. it does not appear to make any time of determination on that issue. ad thedion appellant's brief indicates that language in dbi'snfo i sheet, g23, regarding severing housing services, that that somehow creates a mandatory condition or some kind of requirement that must be met prior to the issuance of a permit. however, that's not the case. that language is advisory to the applicant. they can be aware that if they are going to pro advise to remove any housing services, that they would need to contact the rent

we need a permit because we are working with use with fire on these adus but we are getting a pace of about 500 a year. that ccludes my presentation. i probably didn't beat him but i bet i came close. >> you came close, within a minute. so there's an application. >> that's right. >> people work on the historic preservation side, how many people? >> there's a historic preservation staff that's split into two categories, one group, i'm not familiar with the number is the environmental planning group. you think it's six people who work on sequa related to historic preservation and then another group about the same side who works on preservation issues related to the historic preservation commission landmark, survey work, that sort of thing. >> how do we measure the out put of that fund? how do we measure it? >> let's b clear, it's not a set fund. >> okay. >> it's a preservation fund of the department. decribed, i'm hoping to just increase sufficiency for that group of people. >> thank you. i have no questions. i see no one has any questions. let's keep vinmo >> great. >> appreciation you

but i want revenue sources for whatever, whether it be new sites or adu's, and that's generating revenue, so is that a major focus? >> yeah. it's something we're definitely looking at, and a municipal bank just to sort of stay on business has to be on a path to profitability. a real question is a lot of the lending that we'll want to happen sort of will have to be happening atloer rates than additional banks will be offering, so we want to be spurring new lending? and the question is how can you cro cross-subsidize it with another form of lending. bank of north dakota makes money every year, and gives money back every year to the general fund, so it clearly it possible, it's just a lot of work, and i think it depends on the services that you're offering. >> another question is based on the research that's been done across the country that the start-up costs are significant. we're certainly hoping to get past that and give you sort of a road map to get beyond that, but i do think the initial start-up costs for a bank with sobering. and so i don't want to sugarcoat that it's easy to get to

number three is the adu bject to criminal prosecution? this is a vexing problem that both presidents bush and president obama faced as well. secretary of dhs undera resident obld "the new york times" this weekend that this was the bane of his existence for three years. he was describing th hfact that th to detain families in these large facilities for a very long period of time. why? because in the summer of 2014, we saw this surge particularly from central america. tens of thousands if not more unaccompanied miners coming to the border and trying to gain entry. i have a teenage daug aer, you hadean age daughter. can we say with atraight face at we know all -- what happened to the teenage girls? very left leaning reporters from huff po did a segment about the girls faced certain rape trying to make that journey northward. many of them are getting vaccinated or getting shots for birth control because it was almost certain. this is a perilous journey for many of the children and ifle peared, we would figure out way to get the funding to exp

that and without further adu i'm going to turn to our for their opening remarks, mr. buckley, i think you're first at the podium. good morning, thank you very much, eleanor. senator levin, it's a pleasure sir.ee you again, linda, bob, and the staff of the evin center, thank you for holding this important event today. spent decadesd, i in government. most of my time in government in an oversight capacity both from the hill and inside the executive branch. specifically talk about, because you've got a lot of i.g.'s this morning but i'll time ically talk about my at the central intelligence agency because i think it will ive you a little bit of perspective, a little difference 1978 i.g. act .g. has, as far as statutory authorities, and relationships with congress versus an intelligence community inspector specifically the ci-i.g. and the relationship with we are bound by law. our authorities are in the statues. at the central intelligence agency, the law really guides howrelationship to congress -- while i found that frustration for many other committees, some members, b

that necessitated that children be treated differently than people who illegally enter the country as adus. well, i'll be traveling to the rio grande valley tomorrow. senator cruz and i both will be in brownsville and mcallen so we can learn from the people who are working on behalf of all of us to make sure that everybody is treated with dignity and compassion. but we also enforce our laws against illegal immigration. president trump yesterday issued an executive order which i viewed as an emergency measure that does not substitute for congressional action. in fact, i'm confident that the executive order will be the target of lawsuits, and i think the only thing that can really settle the matter once and for all is legislation that i know the presiding officer and i and others have cosponsored to keep families together and to maintain enforcement of o laws. executive orders, of course, like i said are always subject to legalhallenge. and i think we ought to use this, or view this as more of a belt and suspenders. if the president decided he wanted to do on a temporary basis, but it is jus

. >> let me repeat question the lady asked what she's asking for is entrance for the adu program the new program starting it she asking if we notice of violation if we don't complies the short answer a yes, it is like a law if you don't comply we'll issue the notice of violation and so we have to. >> the 22 of 2021. >> that's only for san francisco properties. >> yes. >> i'm going to do my best to repeat that gentleman's questions a 6 units building and didn't have a garage and didn't have a lower units it does have two retail use that are added with a renovation and had received a notice of violation he wants to understand what his next steps are. >> the next step is you should do come to our first floor on building window 10 to starting to clear that violation and at the same time, you need to hire engineering to evaluate the building and provide drawings to us the seismic retrofit. >> okay. so how does that seismic retrofit affect the property value i mean property tax. >> the city advisors office like take a few hours will not reassess our property value. >> for this program. >>