mr.sanchez held this variance because under adu law the degree of variance that we need to have an adu, meet window exposure is too great and the window exposure rights can be waived by mr. sanchez for certain degree of variance from the requirement but not for what we have in this situation. it has taken my client tent month to apply for a variance. no benefits, just a burden. it doesn't neighboring sense make sense and it's not legal. there is an e-mail which i think if you have rachel may will show you. it made my client think if he had gone lou the through the adu procedure his variance would have been obtained. he needs it to not be called an adu. he wants to stay in the city and the only way to stay in the city the to create more value to the property and that allow as rephi and allows him to get money out and pay off his co-owner who wants to put it on the market to get his money out and this is a way my client can do that. i will introduce the architect. rachel. >> hello, i am rachel nelco the architect for the appellant. first of all, i want to say when i met with sar sara on

. >> item 66 is ordinance to amend the planning code to allow payment of in lou feet or adu's street tree requirement and to make the appropriate findings. >> supervisor fewer: requesting that we have a role call vote on this and also i will not be able to support this today. my father-in-law founded friends of urban forest and married into a family of arborists who strongly believes in the planting of street trees throughout san francisco, and that is why i am requesting a role call vote. thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you i did want to let colleagues know what while i am a co-sponsor of item 24, i did vote against item 66 at land use committee yesterday and i wanted to distinguish the two ordinances that are before us. i support us working to both streamline and accelerate the process of building accessory dwelling units in our single family homes throughout san francisco and i want to thank supervisor tang for her work holding listening sessions throughout the city and understanding why homeowners were not building adus after we had allowed many neighborhoods to build these a

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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

having dormers on free-standing structures if the property is within an article 10 or 11 district, and adu expansions within the envelope cannot exceed the exiting building height, and, finally, the removal of the cap on the number of units that can be legalized per lot was taken out the ordinance. as a result only one unit per lot continuing to be eligible for the legalization program. with these amendments it passed at first read at the board. and next was the three-tiered program for homeless s.f. that lasts to december 31, 2019. at the meeting supervisor tang announced that she would introduce the new amendment to have a 36-month it or lose it or lose it meant, and the amendment states that entitlements granted by the planning commission for a project would expire after 36 months unless the project sponsor has pulled a building or site. and it passed 11-0. and the aryx mend the legislation passed its first read. and finally the board continued the central soma plan to to december 4th of this year and that's all i have for you today. >> thank you. >> commissioners on behalf of the zonin

ll we needed was one adu to have the integrity to stand between us and larry nassar.if just one adult had listened, believed, and acted, the people standing before you on this stage would have neverim. >> woodruff: nassais now serving prison terms totaling more than 175 years. and, the military veteran whose experience as a radio d.j. in saigon inspired the film "good mornin vietnam," has passed away. adrian cronauer served in the air force during the vietnam war in the '60s, where he coined the greeting made famous by robin williams in the classic movie 20 years later. he died after a long illness, at 79 years old. still to come on the newshour: views on the russia controversy from former ambassador michael mcfaul and former acting c.i.a. director john mclaughlin. israel's controversial law declaring it the homeland ofhe jewish people. the plan to reunite there ining separated migrant families, and much more. >> woodruff: we return now to what p "incredible offer" on monday n en president putin offered to let the u.s. quest russians indicted for interfering in the 20

so it's vital, vitally important, that we move quickly -- y and re-authorize adu agdufa. with that, i'll reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. mr. speaker, i rise in support -- r. 5554, the animal, animal drug and animal generic drug user fee amendment of 2018. this authorizes the program to ensure that the f.d.a. continues to have the tools it needs to approve animal drugs to our pets and livestock -- so our pets and livestocks live healthier lives. i ask unanimous consent to replace the remainder of my statement in the record and also ask unanimous consent to place a statement in the record from congressman butterfield of north carolina in support of h.r. 5554. the speaker pro tempore: that will be cover under general leave. mr. green: thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. -- i got -- i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balanc