i'm in favor of the anti clustering legislation.here are 28 mcd in san francisco medical patient can do well, and be serviced kaiser permanente serves one hundred and 40 thousand patients thank you very much >> thank you. >> good evening i want to say i'm against the continuance because expo fact to law you shouldn't be used no determining the law it should be on the present law and detailing means our judging them but a standard that's not in force yet that's not a good thing. thank you >> yes. good evening. i'm for the continuance i'm a san franciscan i'm coming from a funnel and raise children and i've been here all today, i appreciate a continuance on this matter. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> my name is roger i'm the president of the balboa association and we support supervisor campos request for continuance the supervisor has worked hatred open the issues and we want to support him and his support for the neighborhood. thank you >> good evening. i'm the architect for the project i strongly oppose the motion to a contin

clustering was an issue that led to that policy. so clustering has been an issue and it's aye an issue here and it's an issue that we limit where the green zone inpt. we have tried to expand it and also try to limit clustering. i would like to continue this some time in june and wait to hear what the health department says because that will impact clusterg regardless of the proposal. >> commissioner sugaya. >> i'm going to vote against the motion too. i think clustering is an issue as commissioner hillis has said and we can exceptional circumstances since one is 500 feat and another 1' and this is exactly what we were talking about here. by reducing the distances to rec centers and that kind of thing. while at the same time, trying to address the issue of having mcds all clustering together. so i al not saying that i would vote to continue it based on supervisor yee's legislation. but i think a continuance. so i would like to hear from the neighborhood organizations. i would like to hear perfect all of the groups that are listed in

we're also starting to see clusters. some neighborhood-commercial districts that serve high income neighborhoods or draw significant numbers of visitors and shoppers from the city and have higher than average concentrations of formula retail. including customer traffic, sales revenue and demographicks and accessibility and visibility of a storefront and retailers benefit from clustering with other retailers and creates a destination that attracts more shoppers. we can see this example up upper fillmore we're seeing clusters of apparel retailers. the relationship of formula retail to neighborhood character otherwise varies significantly, depending on the type of business of the district it's located. we did three in-depth case studies geary boulevard from 14th to 28th avenue. the upper fillmore ncd and upper avenue ncd. in upper fillmore tends to locate in victorian buildings with limited parking, representing the existing building stock and comparing to comparisons shoppers who are likely to walk from store to store. it'

it's unfair to the applicants this project has gone on look at it and initialed before the anti clustering legislation it was originally calendared last month and taken off the calendar because the health department had their hearing and then it was heard good weeks ago and postponed again, because gp h hearing hadn't occurred and now it would be extremely unfair to the antenna to force him go if boo into an discretionary review position and has a higher bar for him to cross we need to move forward and make a decision now with all fairness to the party and the public thank you. >> hello, i'm margaret i'm for the continuance based on the information i heard that the same man owns waste fall wellness and the book i don't understand the nature. >> i'm mike i'm against the continuance on the basis waiting for a lay to go into effect the decision should be made today. thank you >> afternoon i'm al hernandez and the reason why i ask for . >> continuance this body seems to want to wait for a law that may or may not pass i'm asking not to vote for a continuance their approaching saying i want to w

>> reporter: that research raises questions about how we should prepare for clusters of earthquakes and comes as we approach the 25th anniversary of loma prieta. >>> a new video of a growing memorial at the scene of a deadly amtrak train accident. an 18-year-old was struck and killed there earlier tonight. it happened just before 6:00 p.m. the family lives right next to the tracks. tonight's silva's mom spoke about the loss of her daughter. >> my daughter was a wonderful person. just beautiful. she was fun to ride roller coasters with. enjoyed live. she had the whole world in the palm of her hand and going to graduate this year. >> silva was walking with ear bud style earphones and didn't hear the train or the people warning her of the approaching train. >> the train coming and he waving and screaming and yelling. stop the train, coming, run, run, run. >> the southbound train stopped on the tracks and the teen's body was about 50 yards away. >>> let's get to the weather. a live look at san jose. and interesting weather this evening. san jose showing clouds rolling in. lightning and thun

see the thunderstorms clustering up. >> look what happens tomorrow. we are even predicting upper 80s with modest cooling closer to 70 in mid '70s at the lakefront. temperatures are flirting with 90 in many areas. look at the weekend temperatures. the big reservoir of warm air taking up residence in the heartland of the country. look at the highs during the day on sunday. 100 degree temperatures up in kansas and western oklahoma. we're pulling this ms for quite a pool of warm air. here's a forecast. see how they sink into this area. the upper window of the slicing through the warm humid air on tuesday and wednesday and thursday of next week. from time to time we are going to get some clusters of thunderstorms. the result is we have pretty good rainfall numbers coming in next couple of days. that is attend a forecast of rainfall. monday and tuesday could see 60-80 percent thunderstorm coverage. 88 tomorrow. that is an end. a little cooler at the lake. 86 tuesday. 82 wednesday. '70s on thursday and friday but closed to 80. that is kind of what overall pa

cases of polycythemia vera, which ultimately led to the--to the confirmation of a cancer cluster. since then, 130 cases of polycythemia vera have been reported to the pa cancer registry. >> people with pv, like debra trently and merle wertman, suffer from an overproduction of red blood cells. >> so the blood gets very thick, and it can cause, you know, blockages to smaller blood vessels that feed vital organs of our body. tissue death can occur anywhere in the body. it can occur in their brain, it can occur in their toe, it can occur in their liver. we've seen patients where they've developed infarctions to their feet, where they've had to have toes amputated. they have infarctions to their liver. they can have an infarction to their heart, much like a heart attack. >> the way it works on you, you're so exhausted and tired, you have chronic pain everywhere. i have chronic fatigue. headaches, terrible. it affects your vision. i'll just wake up and have pains in my legs and my hands and my feet. it's vascular, so it goes through every part, every vein on your body, you're having a l

this is about 1045 tonight. >> you can see how they come appear in clusters. out during the afternoon. sivas showers led up. in terms of how much rain will come down and is not an unimpressive amount of rain. >> if we do that is the warmest temperature of the year. one is reading since back on 911 last year. >> such an infamous date. that was the last time it was as warm as it will be today. >> here's a look at how the warm air will ease a bit tomorrow. another storm. see how it comes the warm air back appear again. we may get another 80 degree day monday before the call their cascades into the area. >> we'll go into a subnormal temperature regime. it looks like we will warm up beyond that. >> this afternoon some level thursday afternoon sunshine increasingly windy and have 88 degrees. >> the time of the year were 68 is normal. >> southland's 12- 24. tonight's of showers and thunderstorms. some may have downpours. >> possible and to the midday. they will come in clusters. 76 compared to what we have been seeing a bargain. saturday son yields to increasing afte

. >> the next big one here in the bay area may actually be a cluster of powerful earthquakes. researchers say it's likely we'll experience mid sized earthquakes rather than a giant quake. reporting it's based on historical records showing clusters shook the bay area. >> clean up crews picked up 17 tons of garbage at beta breakers race yesterday. department of public works cleared away 11 tons of it. rec and park picked up another six. a busy day for police and many aroasts among them, a nearly naked guy who hopped a fence to taunt the bison. a witness posted this video online. he was cited for disturbing animals. a bay area man authorities say instigated a team. >> does serial job hopping hurt your career? >> and proving them wrong why a woman told she'd never get into college becomes the top graduate. >> and super size theed super cell. >>> a developing story now in thigh ln. the army there just declared marshal law the country has been embroiled in a crisis with six months of protest against the governor. opposition wants wants power handed over to an unelected administratio

veteran and i'm voting for a continuance of this hearing because of supervisor yee saying regarding clustering we need other businesses on ocean avenue and i seen the law come up and crying try to arrest people for rochelle the centers we need a self health center we have two pharmacies out there and i don't see any robberies there but i've seen robberies at some of the others we should continue the matter we don't need this on ocean avenue. >> is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i believe the city attorney had input. >> deputy city attorney marla burn i want to remind you under the invested rights doctrine until you'll received our construction on the permit on the site you don't have the right to construct it and the city can expose any laws on the construction from my understanding of talking with the staff the legislation was, in fact, signed by the may on may 13th that is in effective on june 12th so unless the practice writing project can get all it's permits and the construction the city can oppose the effective election on prevention the committee can ch

and 24th street and the hearing officer was informed by at&t as that was in the other part of the cluster on lions street that this other alternative location was acceptable. the hearing officer recommended that both of those all 3 appeals be denied and he did it on the basis in my opinion it was feasible they could install this in other locates and recommended that at&t submit a new location on york and on 24th street. again, our position is pretty simple is that under the estimate order the hearing officer did not have the discretion to deny the permits. his role is to make a recommendation based on the evidence as to what is the at least impact full location. steadfast of following the rules and doing what's contemplated in the process he simply recommended that at&t application be disapproved and they go back and start the process over implicit. at&t is asking that the department follow its own rules and under the s m f order the hearing officer can either approve the location or approve one of the proposed locations provided the applicant makes changes. at&t disagrees are that the he

i agree with commissioner sugaya, it's backwards and we're going to take this up and talk about clustering, which is an issue regardless of the legislation or not passing. it's been an issue that we have heard about for a long time. dph's issue is the quality of the enterprise that is operating now and which would change our opinion significantly if they said no to it. so i agree with commissioner sugaya. i think we're doing this back-yards backwards and need to wait what dph says so we can talk about the issue of clustering and regardless of supervisor yee's legislation. >> is there more than one location within the 1,000'? >> there is another mcd located within 500'. >> so i was thinking even if the other location is ultimately denied i did dph, this would be [po-urbl/] for cu. >> other mcd is located within a thousand -- it's outside of the 500'. >> i suggest that we go ahead with the hearing and hear from the public. they have waited all day to talk. and then discuss. commissioner hillis? >> no, i'm fine with that. >> well, that concludes my presentation. and i'm available for question

that's what i have to say open this cluster i'll be happy to a answer questions >> a question is therenything that - so you've lead a box walk and the neighbors helped to identify an alternative side and at&t found at least some of the alternatives to the acceptable. >> yes. >> what's to stop you at this point from going out and noticing an alternative site. >> we're required under the s m f order with our relationship to the department to get permission before we notice. >> how do you get permission. >> we have to contact the department of public works and request permission for renotice. >> there's 0 nothing from stopping you. >> when somewhere like that have been done in the past we've been notified by the department we're originally required to give notice until we get an e-mail saying you can notice a proposed location. so we don't have particle speaking the authority to notice the locations we want >> but you have the ability to notice that that will reduce the time that lapses on those. >> that's exactly what is provided for under the rules. if there are additional proposed loca

supporting the development of regional innovation clusters strengthens our capacity to create and retain new jobs and sustain our economic recovery. the regional innovation program will help federal, state and local entities leverage existing resources, spur regional collaboration and support economic recovery and job creation and high growth industries. i recognize the opportunity to confer with chairman wolf that there's a point of order that's been raised on this and i would ask for unanimous consent to withdraw this amendment and look forward to working with the chairman and the committee to see that this program is both re-authorized and funded. the chair: without objection, the amendment is withdrawn. for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. pompeo of kansas. page 5, line 17 through 21, after each dollar amount insert redulesed to zero dollars. page 6, line 7, after the dollar amount insert, redulesed to zero dollars. page 100, line 17, af

i think think three is overcrowding and clustering and it's just not necessary. waterfall and the other dispensary provides greet medicine. they provide compassion. they do community clean-ups and they have adopted their blocks and do clean graffiti and found raisers such as toy drives and easter candy drives. so the work is being done. like i said the question is do we really need three in a four-block radius? i don't think so. that is all. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> my name is kyle. i basically came here just to show a little support to the dispensary that i use, because i'm a patient at waterfall and i'm part of their compassion program. and just sitting here i got a little confused as to what was going on as far as all of these people saying that they get all of this great service and this and that. they are all part of the waterfall compassion program. all their medicine is coming from waterfall. i basically thought it was just a simple thing of zoning. was it okay for another dispensary to open up so many feet from one dispensary? that is kin

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there is need for innovation, whether it's cluster boxes for secure package delivery or better accesspostal databases like changes of address, there are many areas ripe for innovation. my fear is as a government watchdog and as a taxpayer without reform and innovative new postal products, the american people will be footing the bill for a taxpayer bailout of the postal service. that's the last thing we need right now. i look forward to hearing from our panel. and believe there are really smart ways the postal service can lower its cost and improve service to innovation and private partnerships. we hope to bring them to light today and find a way to move the postal service closer to internet speed. and before i recognize mr. lynch for his opening statement, i ask unanimous consent that our colleague from texas be allowed to participate in the hearing. and without objection it's so ordered. mr. lynch, your opening statement please, sir. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to thank you first of all for holding this hearing to examine the development of innovative postal products

two or four in the cluster, just practically at your front door. in fact the ones we showed yesterday during the hearing, we one that are ase little larger because we want to be fair in neighborhoods where it is hard to place a box, you tend to have larger boxes. >> both were places where the difficult tol is fit people with special needs. we saw there was a waiver and model considerations for waiver and think that is important to do. we think it could be a real game changer. we think it will save an enormous amount of money. also want to note those 37 million you pointed out are not designed for people with special needs or special requirements or that are special to deliver. it is a historic accident. we like the fact that this imposes a comprehensive plan for the placement of those in the facilitation of people with special needs and neighborhoods where the model cannot work with classic. >> can i have your indulgence for two more minutes? thank you. a couple of quick things. ishink your end, the fact the post office, in my opinion is uniquely p

they said, we have an interesting crustal -- cluster. we would like to know more about them.lt a water cluster and there are a couple of hundred companies doing business and those from israel. >> did i hear or read correctly withtechnology helps also the boston marathon? >> very much so. we had marvelous cooperations and tech companies and security following the marathon bombings last year and preparing for the merit on this year, a very successful occasion. qwest is there healthy competition or rivalry? >> is a friendly rivalry. there is a very strong start up ethnic in israel. a lot of imagination and innovation in the tech centers here in limited markets. the innovation economy at home in massachusetts is boeing. why wene of the reasons are growing two or three times faster than our national road rate. is really rooted companies in massachusetts are growing two or three times. verygrowth rate has been productive as a relationship for us. speaking at the tel aviv stock exchange. more now on trade. transatlantic trade and investment partnership is on track to become the larg

not necessarily cluster boxes of a dozen or more.ften it will be two or four in a cluster just practically at your front door. but, in fact, the ones we showed yesterday during our hearing, we specifically chose ones that are ganged in a little larger because we want to be fair. in neighborhoods where it's hard to place a box, you'll tend to have larger boxes. well, in suburban neighborhoods, it's pretty easy to do two or four just at the curb between your neighbors. >> both for places where the model is difficult to fit and then for people with special needs, we saw that there was a waiver and a model of considerations for waiver. we think that is important to do. yeah, we -- we think it could -- it could be a real game changer. it could save an enormous amount of money. we also want to note that those 37 million that you pointed out aren't designed for people with special needs or special requirements or in places that are difficult to deliver. it's a historic accident. and we like the fact that this imposes a comprehensive plan fo

oakland and that's the cap bottles decision >> : not a tonight revealing new evidence suggests that a cluster of midsize significant earthquakes could be having our rights and we should not just be preparing for the next big one this scientist at a share analysis from the first comprehensive bay area quake study using data did it didn't get to the 1600's extras warned several medium-sized quakes old strike and another month like in 1906 is the us here for ross recent large quake and 89 6.9 magnitude but the system is just wish to be bracing for multiple midsize quakes were considered to be in the five the six magnitude rich those quakes ought to see broken windows falling off walls of strong will and should be ok lesser structures concerned the began damage or destroy. from hayward fault line or the most active in the bay area when you look at a map and the bay area fall line easy to see where this is such a hot spot for such an attack activity energy is building in this fall lines and a cluster of quakes could of people cleaning up damage every few years. information also supports the usgs a

one called yelp a way toidentify clusters of illnesses -- to identify clusters of illnesses. >>> on capitolthe house voted to limit the national security agencies collection of phone records. the bill would end the nsa's practice of collecting the records of phone calls from american citizens. act requires the government obtain a court order for access to phone records. advocates say the measure does not go far enough to protect rights. the bill now heads to the senate. >> some people are paid to conserve water. redwood city's program encourages residents to replace their lawns. those who do qualify for rebates up to $1,000. it should save thousands of gallons of water a year. >>> all right. more about our weather. our chief meteorologist bill martin. weekend is rolling around. can't complain. >> no. weekend will be nice and temperatures are warming. today's temperatures similar to yesterday. it was the same or some places warmer or cooler. it is a wash. tomorrow you will notice an increase in the temperatures. saturday. sunday as well. temperatures in the low 90s by the weekend. the weathe

there is need for innovation whether cluster boxes or secure package delivery for better access to postalatabases like changes of address, there's many areas rate for innovation. my fear is a government watchdog and taxpayer with our reform and innovative new postal products, the american people will be blessed in the beaufort taxpayer bailout and that is the last thing we need right now. i look forward to hearing from our panel and believe there are smart ways the postal service can lower its costs and improve service to innovation and private partnerships. i hope we bring to light today and find a way to move the postal service closer to internet speed. before i recognize the opening statement, i ask unanimous consent that their college in texas, mr. nagar bauer be allowed to participate in the hearing. without objection, so ordered. mr. lynch, your opening statement, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you first of all for holding this hearing for postal products in the united states. to think our panel of witnesses and innovative individuals for helping the subject of

there has been some small clusters.itutes of health with more. >> people who have gotten infected and either have infected very close family members and then it stopped, it never went beyond the household and then in some health care settings there has been a situation where a person was infected and then infected the health care worker that was taking tear of them. >> and the indiana man was a doctor. the big story, a couple of minor mutations, this virus could become easily trans missable human to human. they are urgently trying to get in touch with all of those people on the aircraft and the bus back to indiana. they are playing this with an abundance of caution. it's a very fluid situation. >> let's go to dr. angela rasmussen on how you can protect yourself. this is spread by close contact. what does it mean? touching, sneezing? >> that's correct. it means most of the people who got infected are people who lived with an infected person or carrying for a infected person and some some cases health care workers. they a

commercial industrial hardware will pun i cannot the cluster against our uninterrupted:00 sky a large trans pound situated in the basement of 18 hundred and it's rooftop will be disappropriate - disproperty in both purpose and in size to the intended buildings used please vote no to this intrusive industrial rooftop development. i took myself a tour of the neighborhood objectively and conspicuously clean rooftop lines throughout the neighborhood an occasional chimney top and we have unclustered rooftops. thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. and hi commissioners i'm ms. caan before i lasciviousness into any slides i want to revisit the word macro it is large-scale. and this is a bearing on the topic at hand especially what's an appropriate building being there's no published guidelines on a case by case bays basis so we laboratory this to see how big a building should be we look at the diagram and we pulled sites information. we found as right is a barrier it measures 26 by 8 feet smaller than a lost size it's completely hardware we we looked at the building area and found the

this last appeal is much like the first cluster and it's problematic with what's gone wrong with the process at&t pilot for a hearing and there wasn't a hearing for 11 months. the s m f map went out with the objection and the alternative site that work was identified at the 18 lucy street and then a hearing at which time it was reported to the hearing officer that the sites were not in inclines and there was an alternative location. it would work for at&t but the hearing officer could have done simple hold the hearing open for 20 days and have additional time to move the application process along that's what's contemplated unfortunately, that is not what happened. our position is what we began the evening with if you look at the hearing officer position we think this is breaking california bay law we don't think that's too much to ask to fellow your own rules. it's observe the hearing officer didn't have the discretion to deny permits and it's supposed to work pick the best site and submit a recommendation thank you for your time and consideration of the appeals >> counselor before y

>> thank you president chiu and colleagues, i introduced this to address the concern b around the cluster of the cannabis dispensary in ocean avenue it's in the green zone, however, this is attracting new businesses and merchants and patrons. this owners we're reviewing b will require a new permit within an existing hyphen we've received support especially the avenue association the planning commission and the someplace commission voted to recommend the passage it of this ordinance. colleagues, i hope for your continued support to help sustain the diversity of businesses >> colleagues, same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this is passed on the first reading. >> this is to authorize the rec and park to expend a grant for a 3 year term to have the design and construction in huntington park. we'll take that without objection. this resolution is adapted >> item 17 to determine the issuance of a type of 21 for the district fine wine will serve the public convenience. >> colleagues, same house, same call? adapted. >> item 18 is a a motion for the reappointment of joseph mar

. >>> the bay area may be facing a bigger danger from a cluster of large earthquakes as opposed to the big one that experts have long predicted. this new study is based on digs at bay area faults, including the hayward and san san mateo andreas fault. scientists have noticed quakes that range from magnitude 6.6 to 7.8. usgs resergers say based on that evidence, the bay area appears more likely to see a cluster of larger earthquakes than assiege great quake next time around. >>> new at 5:00, an expensive list with san francisco right at the top. it's how much you'd have to make to buy a home in this city, and it's more than new york, la and chicago. the economy has come back in full force and has boosted the bay area's already strong housing market. ktvu's tom vacar here to break down the numbers. >> reporter: it is a fascinating story. let's look at. this in the san francisco bay area, if you want to buy a house, you have to have to pay for the taxes, the mortgage and the insurance about $137,000 worth of income. the highest in the nation by far. even if you go to new york city, well d

what we have is a cluster of thunder storms over the bay of bengal that could develop into a tropical cyclone. whether it does or not is really a little here nor there. it's working northwards and still is going to give us heavy rain as we head through the next couple of days. for monday we look at heavy rain not only across bangladesh, but calcutta, and it's going to be there for tuesday. >>> thank you indeed. the worldwide population of the humble bee is in sharp decline. no one knows why. they play a vital role in food production, so scientists in australia are microchipping bees to find out more. andrew thomas reports now from tasmania. >> until one stings you, bees are easily ignored but they are crucial. almost everything people eat is dependent on what they do. every piece of food on this planet starts off with some sort of pollination. everything starts off from a plant, and then the animals eat the plant and then it macks the meat. bees are in crisis. something called colony collapse disorder wiped out about a quarter of the world's honey bees. >> einstein said if bees disapp

there is a cluster of clouds. this area of low pressure giving some rain and snow. you can see it's spinning across the south and very little rain predicted. this would be it over the next few days at least. light rain coming down, maybe some snow one or two inches at higher elevations. >>> still dry with that red flag warning continues. but it looks like cooler air is coming in. high temperatures are not in the triple digits today. in the mid to low 90s. severe weather across the planes and into the midwest had storms fire up yesterday afternoon and we could see a repeat of that today as cooler air pushes to the south. 70 to 58 in minneapolis. farther east there is flooding problems. this area of heavy rain. flash flood warnings are still in affect. that rain will be spreading to the east not nearly as heavy as it is now. >> thank you very much. there is a new comic book about to hit the stands about edward snowdon. it's the same publishing house behind it that created the comic book about hillary clinton. they say they will tell edward snowdon's story in its entir

there are 24 hour fitness they're related to within a half-mile and the clustering of the studios can be attributed to the larger areas of van ness and geary as well as the availability of transit assessment with more controls in the is nc 3 district that's a in all fit to be located at a nearby shop. based on the staff carbon dioxide survey there are 4 hundred plus ground floor uses that appear to be formula retail uses. approximately 10 percent of the linear is occupied and half it two wall green house and the staff has identified 4 retail users and approximately 22 percent of the ground floor within the cdc can be categories staff has received 7 additional letters and signatures in opposition and 5 in support. member of the public have concerned it's two competitive to withstand or not a good fit for the neighborhood it welcomes the smoke shops and others who have had a positive response to the shores they recommend approval the project will activate a commercial space with a positive use that operates from 8 to 10:00 p.m. and the formula retails spades will not increases it's less

four days it has been sending these thunderstorm clusters through new orleans. huge amounts of rain. this plot of rainfall the picks yellows and reds areas where more than half a foot of rain has come down. up to 1 ft. totals and parts of louisiana. flood watches down there. flood watches down in southern ohio. the amazing thing is that we have a horrible drought going. the disparity and the weight nature to should be trained is really something. it is almost tragic at some level. here in chicago we manage to navigate the extremes of precipitation. 83 forecast for saturday. we had a 71 at o'hare yesterday. seeing the light breeze the fact that the lakefront sister. to stand back and you look at this map the really cool eric is up by hudson bay. and is 80 up at all mata. you go up and to canada and the northwest territories and is fairly warm. some terrible wild fires. it did have him going down the peninsula. this has helped the fire fighters. at this moment we are at the sixties and fifties and won the lakefront. look at the 80 right now 78 appro. step away fro

there are 24 hour fitness they're related to within a half-mile and the clustering of the studios can be attributed to the larger areas of van ness and geary as well as the availability of transit assessment with more controls in the is nc 3 district that's a in all fit to be located at a nearby shop. based on the staff carbon dioxide survey there are 4 hundred plus ground floor uses that appear to be formula retail uses. approximately 10 percent of the linear is occupied and half it two wall green house and the staff has identified 4 retail users and approximately 22 percent of the ground floor within the cdc can be categories staff has received 7 additional letters and signatures in opposition and 5 in support.

an additional building will be around that you can see the location where is kibld areas are the cluster of building in the middle of the shipyard. in order for this tromgs of the shipyard to happen all existing buildings will be demolished and the all the buildings are currently occupied by artists and the commercial kitchen. the existing tenants are spread over 7 building on parcel a and b. you see the buildings numbers on your slide most of the buildings are occupied building 103 is vacated but the artist that is in this building is there. building ton one will not be demolished. building one 10 is the building that is occupied by the cookery which is a commercial kitchen. the existing artists community of shipyard tenants has been viewed as a - the mass developer has agreed to make sure that relocating tenants including the artists and commercial kitchen will be moved off site but those new buildings that include the new artist that building and a new replacement kitchen will be conducted near one 01. additionally tenants are required to vacant the facilities are entitled to benefits