there are no device management control reports that monitor for improper activities of dba by building inspectors. the four activities are unscheduled inspections out of district inspections, senior inspectors performing inspection as they shouldn't be performing an inspections performed unexpired building permits. i submitted a document request for any report that would address this and the response was from dba was there are no reports and they're working on it. dba is not allowed to increase penalty fees without a fee study and the 2024 dbp study report specifically excluded a review of fines and penalties. this is a slide from the fee study page 52 of the follow up report darby says they're considering fee increases. well they might be considering them but without a fee study they can implement them yet the report says it was implemented in closed in 2020 for this is beyond any description i could say and it's an affront to the citizens of san francisco. more needs to be addressed. thank you and make use or any additional public comment over that please or it's it should be showing

sure and definitely copy from dba. i can get into more details because we basically define a bedroom to be like a sleeping room under the housing codes we kind of crib off of dba for that purpose so there's minimum requirements for being a sleeping room and obviously if you don't meet those then you can't use it for that purpose for life safety reasons and in this case you can have a room that could meet those requirements but you can label it very specifically. you can have it be very explicit on the plans that it's not to be used in that way and because we obviously there are other types of rooms and there are dining rooms, there are studies, there are offices and home offices that someone can obviously put a bed in and use and that gets into like the design versus the use issue that is kind of a can be a challenge but again defer to tbi whereas a sleeping room where a bedroom has very specific code requirements i don't know that other than like basic ceiling height requirements i don't know that a study or an office

look, was you linking body hi dba commissioners my name is lee huang. i am a member of the all families united collaborative. my family of four lives in an asylum in chinatown and i'm here today to ask the committee not to cut our budget without the help of social organizers and a code enforcement outreach program. our living conditions would be much worse. i recall when our kitchen stove broke despite multiple complaints, the property owner ignored an issue. fortunately an organizer discovered a problem during outreach repeatedly follow up with the owner and thanks to their persistence a new stove was purchased and installed the cell organize qsrs and this program are essential for vulnerable tenants like us. i can only urge you to recommend to keep all of our budget because we need a code enforcement outreach program and as all families united collaborative please continue to support all residents and ensure that we are able to live in a safe and habitable living condition. thank you. go away in the hope one of our keeps on something what do you want

since then daas has been collaborating with dba to incorporate accessibility and disability programing for our employees. to that end we will be rolling out a two part disability awareness training this spring. part one will be a virtual disability awareness and etiquette training offered by the california department of rehabilitation and following that training part two will be structured conversations at the program level to discuss how we can integrate the lessons learned into our daily work. this two part training will be mandatory for the whole department. we are starting with the leadership team as they will be instrumental in helping to promote cultural culture change within our agency. so our larger leadership group will participate as the first training cohort and these trainings are scheduled for the middle of april. this is yet another step in our efforts to serve both older adults and people with disabilities. secondly, as you know we've completed the dignity fund cycle end report which was presented to you all last month. we're now socializing this report with members of t

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code which is why you know it was approved over the counter and after reviewing the project you know dbascharge is to protect life safety of the citizens and you know, the city and county of san francisco and the decking or the deck and firewall in question meets all the minimum requirements of the code. so it's pretty straightforward . >> okay. thank you. i don't see any questions so you can be seated. we are now moving on to public comment. is there anyone in the room who wants to provide public comment? okay. >> and you're not associated you're not an appellant, right? i'm not. okay. thank you. but i do want to mention that i'm her sister, okay? that's why i live in the neighborhood so i get the postcard from the department. >> okay. that's fine. >> no problem. you have three minutes to address the board. okay. yeah. so i have two issues with it. the first one is with the 13ft 13.5ft landing place. so when people jump from there to the other side of the property, the other property owners insurance is liable if that person breaks a lake. so that's my concern. >> and then the second par

we have with us today to the extent there are questions i think we have katie tang dba who is the director of the office of small small business. we have gbi assistant director christine gersbach and legislative affairs manager tate hannah from gbi and we have from the mayor's office of disability director eli garland and deputy director debbie kaplan. >> that's what i got. thank you so much at president mailman. so we have director of the mayor's office of disability eli garden here. welcome. i think this is your first meeting and i did have a question of mrs. barak. yeah, sorry. gretchen, before we go to public comment and so i generally like the sort of beyond the front front door approach and you know back when i was doing economic development support for small businesses, the things that i constantly saw were you know, immigrant owned businesses particularly folks who didn't speak english all that well be really confused and intimidated by this whole area of the work. and i am wondering if part of the resources that you will now sort of shift on over have like language capacity suppor

can some in someone in the staff provide some background historical background on the dba i actions ican't speak for oh you can speak. >> i'm sorry i cannot speak for the details of dpi's action in 2015. >> okay so i mean there are many comments that percent you know that percent that there is negligence and there were three fires that happened in this building and so from my inmate and perhaps whether did the deal request or if there is some knowledge about the d b i actions, can you please come forward and explain? absolutely. >> so the building was repairable and if you look back at the permits there were permits for repair of the building and in permit 20 1549 for 71 it they declared and explicitly stated that the building should not be considered vacant or abandoned and it was only after years of him not maintaining the property and blight allowing it to be in a blighted condition that and complaints multiple complaints from neighbors in the v a building about safety that ultimately be allowed some demolition of that foundation but they even when after the third fire when the bui

we have with us today to the extent there are questions i think we have katie tang dba who is the director of the office of small small business. we have gbi assistant director christine gersbach and legislative affairs manager tate hannah from gbi and we have from the mayor's office of disability director eli garland and deputy director debbie kaplan. >> that's what i got. thank you so much at president mailman. so we have director of the mayor's office of disability eli garden here. welcome. i think this is your first meeting and i did have a question of mrs. barak. yeah, sorry. gretchen, before we go to public comment and so i generally like the sort of beyond the front front door approach and you know back when i was doing economic development support for small businesses, the things that i constantly saw were you know, immigrant owned businesses particularly folks who didn't speak english all that well be really confused and intimidated by this whole area of the work. and i am wondering if part of the resources that you will now sort of shift on over have like language capacity suppor

will waive local planning code violations for this discrete set of properties that were subject to dba as internal quality control audit . the legislation will further waive fees that would otherwise be required to remedy such violations and will allow for refunds to property owners who have already paid such fees. i want to thank the city staff who worked with us on this legislation. they saw the problems in going after these property owners and were eager to help us find a way to provide relief and specifically i want to thank director patrick reardon at wbai as well as christine gasper tate, hannah patrick hannon and matthew green on in his department liz waddy and erin starr from planning austin yang, rob coppola, kristen jensen and peter million from the city attorney's office and calvin from my office. and lastly colleagues i am asking that we adjourn today's memory today's meeting in memory of joe chavez who died on february 1st at the age of 89. joe was born in redlands, california in 1935. at 18 he joined the navy after tours in japan and the philippines. he was stationed at t

will waive local planning code violations for this discrete set of properties that were subject to dba as internal quality control audit . the legislation will further waive fees that would otherwise be required to remedy such violations and will allow for refunds to property owners who have already paid such fees. i want to thank the city staff who worked with us on this legislation. they saw the problems in going after these property owners and were eager to help us find a way to provide relief and specifically i want to thank director patrick reardon at wbai as well as christine gasper tate, hannah patrick hannon and matthew green on in his department liz waddy and erin starr from planning austin yang, rob coppola, kristen jensen and peter million from the city attorney's office and calvin from my office. and lastly colleagues i am asking that we adjourn today's memory today's meeting in memory of joe chavez who died on february 1st at the age of 89. joe was born in redlands, california in 1935. at 18 he joined the navy after tours in japan and the philippines. he was stationed at t

development of the recommended general order on data collection as a reason why that work stopped either dba knows or if the chief has any thoughts on that you are there is a reason and the priority list with the diageo's basically didn't didn't make the cut and there were several egos that were on the list that we didn't complete so that is still a something that we hope to get to this commission is going to take the people to do the work. but still that ego didn't make the cut when we had to prioritize and try to get our sierra work completed it just it was below where we could get to it. >> it did make the cut for a number of years right because a priority list is is annualized right. but it would be fair to say that it's still the intention of the department to develop a data collection. >> general order. yeah, absolutely there and again this is some of this this the work and even what you just mentioned with the data integrity unit i hope some point when the budget gets some relief on the budget or depending on what the priorities are and we've been asked to rank our priorities. and jus