we will now hear from the department of building inspection. good evening again, commissioners. matthew green representing the department of building inspection. i don't have much to add. there are two building permits here, one for 95 saint germain, one for 99 saint germain. it's the exact same language on both permit applications. it shares one set of plans. it went through the whole process concurrently with the same plan checkers at each stage. the appellant's wife did sign the original permit application. i verified her signature with another permit application from previously. i would concur with tina tan from the planning department. i don't think there's any grounds for jurisdiction and encourage you to turn down the request. i'm available for any questions you may have. thank you. i don't see any questions. is there any public comment on this item? please raise your hand. i don't see anyone on zoom and commissioners. trevino, you said before you wanted to ask a question of permit holders council or because we're going to move on. i was going to submit this since we don't

but what you're telling me is complex sets of plans are going to have to be a approved by a building department in 15 days? how is that possible? >> i think that the building permit has to be deemed, we have to accept it within 15 days. if you want to know more about 1114, kate is well versed and we can set up a meeting for you to go over it. >> is assembly hainy send you money for changing laws every 15 minutes? i'm done. >> okay, thank you, president peskin. if there is no other question or comment, let's go to public comment on this item. >> thank you, madam chair. if you're here for public comment, please come forward to electricrum at this time and looks like we have one speaker. please begin. >> speaker: thank you very much. we want to thank peskin for their work to recognize the needs for culture communities to have an extensive voice in an expanded creation of objective guidelines. so thank you. a critical would be the sledge sleighsing proposal that density project should not be subject to any other and underlying a mraof als related to the proposed housing, close quote, is in direct v

around 2010, buildings department actually implemented, like, a new regulation for all signs, notjust it's very sad. it is sad! craftsmen known as neon masters created the signs. but as they've aged, their unique skills are disappearing. led has become a popular and cheaper alternative. so is this neon? i can't even tell. this is not neon. we call these led neon or led strips. so there's no master neon artist doing this? it doesn't need to. it's not glass tube bending. it doesn't take that kind of craft, if you ask me. isn't it strange, though? because if someone had said to me, "oh, what's "the difference between neon and led?" i would have said, "oh, not much difference." but there's a huge difference here, isn't there? it's warmer. it's... softer... softer. ..more alluring. what is happening to the old neon? please tell me they're not just being thrown away. well, usually, without our involvement as conservationists, traditionally and conventionally, all the tubes would be smashed, basically treated as junk. we want to actually save as many remaining neon signs. they're a part of o

expert in the field who is really provided a lot of insight and then also got input from the department of building indeckz inspection and fire department. we developed a two phase approach. the first phase is focusing on r3 occupancy buildings, single family homes and duplexes and then the second phase will look at additional building types and other policy considerations around battery storage. the intent is to try to get the first phase done quickly and the single family homes and duplexes is the most straight forward residential case for adding battery storage in the home and when you look at at larger multifamily buildings things are more complicated so why we plan to tackle that in phase 2. to expedite getting the study started we are excited to explore using department of environment existing contract with arup. they are contract was competitively bid. the scope of service cover consulting on sfe energy climate programs and renewable energy projects and policy like this study. arup is a international firm with a office here in san francisco. they perform similar studies for department of env

do an and instead of trying to piecemeal the event there is, i believe effort by the police department to build teat trust. and this is one way that >> a police department can build their trust by having these types of meetings, community meetings to hear about critical incidents no surveillance evidence was shown because of one of the suspects age. the district attorney will have. >> final oversight of the criminal investigation and investigators, vegas metro police releasing body cam video of the response to the deadly shooting on the university of nevada campus. there. >> 3 professors were killed. david charns has a closer look. >> sure are one of the suspect. >> taking metro police body camera video shows officers racing to a mass shooting unlv. shot being fired as this officer rushes to whole. unlv campus police officer had just shot and killed the gunman control. we got one down in front of the hall that we have another one in the inside the building. still has 67 year-old tony polluters. body lay out in the open obscured in this video we received with the black box. officers seem confuse

being investigated for allegedly, using his position to buy public and government on land to build departments. he says the pro, this politically, most advisors out there that thousands of people have protested and so be as half of the lives of this month's elections the ruling. so the and progressive party was declared the winner, but the main opposition align sylvia against violence has the legs the election was stolen. there have been tally demonstrations in belgrade, demanding that the both the unknowns and the poll rerun presidential candidates in taiwan have faced off in a televised debate ahead of elections on january, the 13th. the discussion was dominated by relations with china intentions and the taiwan strides. all 3 candidates expressed the desire of a peaceful ties with beijing, but disagreed on how close they should be trying to climb self, ruled taiwan as its territory, and has wrapped up with military pressure against it. in recent years. the north korean leader kim jong says us policy towards the korean pen intel is making for an irritable kim was speaking at an end of your wo

buildings. other departments do not do this. belarus is a high-tech country.isticians work in conjunction with technology. data is collected, processed, generated and distributed using automated systems. this makes the work easier and, most importantly, eliminates errors in calculations. computers do not get tired and do not make mistakes. as an example, the population census. remember, specialists did not come to our houses with pieces of paper, but with tablets in their hands. our they entered answers to questions into a pre- prepared electronic form, the received data was uploaded into a common system, and programs structured the material. in segments of work that require flexibility and comprehension of information, computers cannot cope, so statistical data analysis is carried out by people. both in terms of collecting and processing materials, belarusian statisticians do not depend on external factors. the software for them is written by our it specialists. many. of which are htp residents. statistics about belarus data are stored on specially dedicated

state department, there is an office on the seventh floor in the southern part of the state department building state of the united states of america and his closest assistants, as a rule, deputy secretaries of state, but there is such pgr concept. p is the deputy secretary of state for political affairs, the now famous mrs. victoria nuland, i think that probably ivan stanislavich also meant this subtext, the second person is the deputy secretary of state. on global issues, the third is the deputy secretary of state for information, media, public relations, i want to remind you that it was interesting, so to speak, i think that this hint, it was very, very, very subtle and fair, why during the time of hillary clinton, when she was deputy secretary of state, i want let me remind you that the threat was not only... external from the seventh floor of the state department, it was even internal, the fbi was trying to uncover the alleged conspiracy of the seventh floor, which was attributed to the shadow government of the united states of america, well, let me probably say that well, victoria , of co

any plan revisions required by the department of building inspection for compliance with shared light standards for dwelling units with two or more bedrooms will be routed to the planning department staff for review to ensure such revisions. maintain compliance with planning code section 207.6 okay on balance, the department finds that the project is consistent with the intent of the objectives and policies of the general plan and the housing element. the project would provide tangible community benefits such as sizable public open space and neighborhood serving retail spaces across from a major transportation hub, while also maximizing residential density on the site. the revisions to the project respond to the citywide desire for residential development, while maintaining the quality of design anticipated for this site. as part of the central soma plan, the project finds that the department finds that the project is necessary and desirable, recommend approval with conditions as provided in the staff report, and then the additional condition read today. um. this includes my presentat

the building codes and standards, climate action and environmental justice that really spanned beyond just our team to the department codes and standards, which you just heard from barry works on implementing of ordinances, but also providing support on building codes, not just the climate, not just to buildings, but things like zero waste and evs. so the climate action team is tasked with facilitating our climate action plan and also doing all of our reporting and monitoring on that plan. and lastly, our environmental justice team really is here to promote healthy communities and underserved areas of the city and really reduce the burden of environmental stressors and burdens on those communities. so if you go to the next slide, i'm going to quickly go through our top priorities for this program. so the first is to start working on our 2025 update of our climate action plan with a goal of really being visionary and promoting san francisco as a climate leader. but also making sure we have a keen eye on implementation and advancing racial and social equity. our building decarbonization team is going to continue to de

there is, i believe, effort by the police department to build that trust. and this is one way that a police department can build their trust by having these types of meetings. no surveillance evidence was shown because of one suspects. h the district attorney will have final oversight of the criminal investigation and investigators amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> still ahead here tonight, toys and tamales say special delivery made its way across the bay today. more on the nonprofit giving back to farm workers from high-end jewelry to a usps uniform. how police got to the suspects who? they say still $1100 worth of merchandise. and getting ready for more rain. how local facilities working to prevent flooding. at first, i used better than bouillon for broth. and then stir fry... sauces... even marinades! and now there's the culinary collection! italian herb for pasta... smoky chipotle for fajitas... it's like the deliciousness never ends! make everything better with better than bouillon! >> we'll take a look at this. the wet weather caused a big rock slide on hig

there is, i believe, effort by the police department to build that trust. and this is one way that a police department can build their trust by having these types of meetings. no surveillance evidence was shown because of one suspects. h the district attorney will have final oversight of the criminal investigation and investigators amanda hari kron. 4 >> the bay area off to the pilots accused of trying to cut the engines during a flight was back in court in portland today. prosecutors accuse joseph emerson of trying to cut the engines of a flight headed to san francisco had been and the writing the extra seat in the cockpit documents. court documents say he had been struggling with depression and had taken psychedelic mushrooms about 48 hours before the flight. >> the cdc says the number of children reported with lead poisoning tied to tainted applesauce pouches has climbed now to at least 205. >> those cases involved children as old as 9. 33 states involved, including california federal officials want state health departments to look for more cases. they sa

there is, i believe, effort by the police department to build that trust. this is one way that a police department can build their trust by having these types of meetings. no surveillance evidence was shown because of one suspects. h the district attorney will have final oversight of the criminal investigation and investigators amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> the sisters of sean monterrosa are criticizing california's attorney general rob bonta for not filing criminal charges in the death of their brother. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside a walgreens store and 2020 police say an officer thought he had a gun. it turned out to be a hammer. the california department of justice picked up the case to see if there was evidence to charge the officer with a crime. tuesday, we learned no charges will be filed in a statement monterrosa's relatives say they believe justice was denied. they say the decision makes it clear the department will not hold officers accountable and will continue to allow them to kill without consequences. adding justice was denied. tha

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the sunny build department of public safety is saying that they responded to this license daycare facility on vienna drive yesterday afternoon. responding to this report of a 4 month-old baby who was not breathing. emergency personnel performed cpr, but we have learned that the baby has died. kron four's rob nesbitt heading now to sonny bill. he plans to speak with police, got some more information here and we'll have a full report tonight starting on kron. 4 news at 5. now to some new developments from wednesday's mass shooting at the university of nevada las vegas that left 3 people dead. a 4th person in the hospital. the suspect is 67 year-old anthony police do according to police, he was a longtime business professor who had unsuccessfully applied for a job at unlv students and professors had to lock themselves inside classrooms and dorms as that gunman roamed the lead business school woman opened fire just before noon. they're still no word on an official motive. but the coroner's office has now identified 2 of the 3 people who were killed. one of them is 64 year-old. charge and jerry

there is, i believe, effort by the police department to build that trust. and this is one way that a police department can build their trust by having these types of meetings, community meetings to hear about critical incidents. no surveillance evidence was shown because of one suspects. h the district attorney will have final oversight of the criminal investigation and investigators amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> tonight, members of the public met face to face with representatives of the martinez refinery. the meeting comes after another flaring incident this one friday morning contra costa county health confirmed that the alert was due to a strong odor in the air after so for gas is released from the flaring, heidi taylor goes down the street from the refinery and is looking for some answers about what's going on. >> there are a number of us who are going to be asking very pointed questions and we want very specific answers. we do not want apologies any longer. >> reporter dan thorn is at that meeting who have much more on this story coming up a little bit l

all the agencies including the police department, the planning department, fire department, department of building inspection, and the health department. >> and so--i see. just trying to understand of the technical part. when you say eliminating the requirement applicants for this that will be for screening for the crim inal history, what you are saying is just that the entertainment commission is not doing it, but the police department is? >> that's right. we are not collecting that information or housing it within our civilian agency. >> i see. but it will still be [indiscernible] police department has access? >> yes, every one of the applications down to our one time event permits are sent to the police department. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> that was some of my line of questioning. trying to find in the legislation where you speak specifically to eliminating the requirement for criminal history regarding individuals connected with the applicant business. can you point to me where that language is? >> looking for it. >> you probably know why i'm asking that question because we had bad op

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requirement in non-habitable rooms to have electrical outlets, but in conversations with the building department, the sort of my counterpart over at dbi is very interested in looking at amend ing the green building ordinance within san francisco. so where they do talk about bike parking from a building code perspective and really amending in requirements around, you know, ensuring there are electrical outlets and bike parking rooms so that chargers are feasible and making sure that that infrastructure is thought through all the way, all the way through. so those two pieces, i think, are the two companion pieces that really talk to this issue at a broader level. so i'm delighted and reassured to hear that. and particularly pleased that it's on the agenda for next year. it's a 2024 item. um, in the meantime, um, while we're waiting for that to happen, um, the project sponsor indicated that they were definitely open to and, you know, want to do bike parking. can i request that, um, that this be handled where e-bikes are located within the building and how they're charged as part of the design refin

so the office buildings started emptying, the department stores started emptying, and the motorcade, when it finally did come off of a hotel property and onto main , the motorcade wen tord the courthouse and he left fort worth on a high people were cheering and waving and the bands were playing and the cheerleaders were their thing. and and the story ishave heard after the fact are that ah that people were veryt fort worth hosted the president of the united states and the first lady. and they were very glad that they had an opportunity to see them in person and to and to host them in such fine fashion. one of the one of the things that a lot of people don't know about what fort worth did in preparation for that event was that some of the local families with extensive art collections that are now in museums loaned monies and their and renoirs original paintings and sculpture to decorate their room in the hilton hotel and when they got there that night, they didn't take note of it. a little brochure had been printed that described what was hanging on the walls and sitting on the coffee

buildings. the fire department saying one floor at least inside the building did collapse and multiple buildingse been evacuated. we have been talking to neighbors telling us what it was like having to knock on each other's doors. we will remain here throughout the morning to bring more about what is happening and how firefighters are trying to get this under control and open it back up to the public. >> breaking news on your community station, we'll check back with you throughout the morning. our thoughts for the people affected. thank you. >>> we know this morning you are getting ready with your breakfast and we also know that so many of you are doing good now to make sure everybody has food on their table. hunger is a problem for our community and here is the truth. you might not know somebody struggling to afford food right in the line next to you. sharon chin with how friends at second harvest silicon valley work to find the hungry and make sure they're fed. >> reporter: we are at second harvest in silicon valley where volunteers are boxing fresh produce. we see brussels sprouts, pears. vol

if a department is changing the permit must be a new permit to this section of the building code online. why is this being treated different low t. should not be. i'm sympathetic had if it happened 3 weeks ago it is wrong for the department on make up new uses of words. that's what is happening here. i sent in an appeal in a timely manner on this case. the timely manner 15 days and spoke several times with alec first and it was done in a timely matter and would like to appeal it. thank you. >> thank you. any further public comment. >> i hesitate to comment on public comment. and -- but i do believe president swig have asked the department for a written response. more than once. and i asked the department to follow up directly with mr. bruno, my question is i hear mr. bruno asking for permission from us or authority for us to initiate parking lot of this matter. and i'm wondering if the deputy city attorney can now or later tell us what authority we have to either revive or make get back jurisdiction over a matter that we thought had been resolved. >> commissioner trasvina i clarify the