we have lots of things for dbi to do. they got housing to get approved and other projects and i think that having them of course we want them to continue doing the education, but having being enforcement arm for federal law which we do not have to have them in that role i think not particularly helpful. so, that's a foreshadowing. for today what i hope the committee will do is pass the-forward the ordinance in front of you to full board with positive recommendation if so inclined. i'm also hoping and city attorney can figure which order these things need to get done, but i think we ought to also probably send back to building inspection commission another version of this that extends the deadline at least to the end of this year, so probably involves or i suggest the committee if open to it, that you duplicate the file and make the amendment to the duplicated file to change the date which is june 30, 2024 and duplicated file to december 31, 2024 in the duplicated file and that you all send that off to building inspection

and know i never wanted to pick up the phone didn't to call dbi so (clearing throat) my tenants haveually moved out couldn't handle the noise and i saw what was going on next door i'm sure the department knows of this they extent the ground floor to the retaining wall and runs down the back to pacific and broadway no backyard they're building is in line with my building. they said they're going to put in a unit down there and preceded to put in a deck above that and the next floor up is more work on that. the light well into the two buildings four feet wide and the both the light well, that blocks all the light next door and i was expecting my attorney to be here but couldn't make it he's out of town but i'll have my attorney for future hearings i want to be notified. and i just feel that um, he talks about being a victim he's not a victim owe knows exactly what is going on (bell ringing) and the scaled engineer he supposedly hired was after the fact and every time i went theretofore was was a sign on the wall stop work and that's all i have to say.. thank you very much. >> at the th

that we passed legislation that allowed them to adjust. >> planning department. >> both planning and dbi. on >> we can adjust the fee its is possible in the budget proposals that are coming to you will be include instead mayor's june one budget i is up will see fee increase proposals the board appeals is what we said sometimes over or under shoot. we under shot. >> got it. >> >> i mentioned most of the departments are net surplus have net surplus. part of this is because they already provide. we have taken in account the mid year reductions the mayor requested in october. if you look at the total bottom line of 178 million of 98 or 96 million was already known at the time we published the last report. departments had responded to the mayor's request to provide mid year reductions or revenues. most it was known at the time. it is from our last projection. 82 million dollars. 7 from public health revenues. >> what is going on there higher patient census and rates at the general. some other one time revenues. for like safety net hospital and. s safety net hospitals like that one for graduat

that we passed legislation that allowed them to adjust. >> planning department. >> both planning and dbi. on >> we can adjust the fee its is possible in the budget proposals that are coming to you will be include instead mayor's june one budget i is up will see fee increase proposals the board appeals is what we said sometimes over or under shoot. we under shot. >> got it. >> >> i mentioned most of the departments are net surplus have net surplus. part of this is because they already provide. we have taken in

and was remarkable effort in collaborate rigz between dbi. permit center and digital service, city planning. dpw. sf fire, sfpuc and public health. we created a new permit application portal. new web pages with better customer service with the permit center we reworked the city's processes to enable concurrent review of application and supporting documents by multiple departments. >> zeal data to understand the results of changes and we look forward to sharing that information with you. in the report next month. >> it is worth noting that the other changes we made the past throw years shown results. improve ams preplan check a tier based system of assignment and permit tracking review results enhancements have an impact. medium times for all in house permits including housing have been reduced by months. and year over year we -- we are reviewing housing and commercial significant low faster. this fiscal year. compared to the last fiscal year. we look forward to sharing more next among >> feel good about the progress we are seeing. thank you t

. >> both planning and dbi. on >> we can adjust the fee its is possible in the budget proposals that are coming to you will be include instead mayor's june one budget i is up will see fee increase proposals the board appeals is what we said sometimes over or under shoot. we under shot. >> got it. >> >> i mentioned most of the departments are net surplus have net surplus. part of this is because they already provide. we have taken in account the mid year reductions the mayor requested in october. if you look at the total bottom line of 178 million of 98 or 96 million was already known at the time we published the last report. departments had responded to the mayor's request to provide mid year reductions or revenues. most it was known at the time. it is from our last projection. 82 million dollars. 7 from public health revenues. >> what is going on there higher patient census and rates at the general. some other one time revenues. for like safety net hospital and. s safety net hospitals like that one for graduate

thanks for joining us based dbi. the u. n's top court has ordered israel to ensure all mo aide is allowed into guys, including opening up mall land crossings. what do you expect would happen? good morning and we hope that this is going to allow us to as facilitate an 8 and t in a more consistent and with good quantities to the south and to the north and in the coming weeks. unfortunately, although this, the school is not to possibly to be enforced on the ground, but we also helped a mistake that to this time it might be different. where we have seen from that history. he government announcements that they would do their best to. and now for that, it's 6 months already. and once we have seen, as of that situation became worse and worse than now, we don't even have words to describe what is happening and then, or as your correspondence explained when she has seen the images from this guy on the question of a deliberate he's, he's run, his orders denied that positions from the you and others that it's obstructing delive

considered the appeal of the meeting of the dnipro district court regarding possible pressure from the dbing established the presence of signs of interference in the judge's activities, turned to the office of the prosecutor general to enter this information into the edpr. march 1, 2024 to the address of the dnipro district court of the city. kyiv received a letter from the prosecutor general's office stating that the general prosecutor's office initiated an official investigation before the state bureau of investigations on the issues stated in the appeals. the state bureau of investigation also demanded a reaction from the state bureau of investigation. we turned to the state bureau of investigation for their explanations regarding the circumstances of conducting such searches without delay. searches we do not know whether the state bureau of investigation has finally provided any new explanations and investigated the actions of its employees who broke into the court with an urgent search, the state bureau of investigation refused. with answers of the sbi to the supreme council of justic

considered the appeal of the meeting of the dnipro district court regarding possible pressure from the dbi and... noting the presence of signs of interference in the judge's activities, turned to the office of the prosecutor general to enter this information into the edpr. on march 1, 2024 , a letter from the office of the prosecutor general was sent to the address of the dniprovsky district court of the city of kyiv stating that in the matters listed in the appeals, the office an official investigation has been initiated against the prosecutor general before the state bureau of investigation. the state bureau of investigation also demanded a reaction from the state bureau of investigation. we appealed. to the state bureau of investigation regarding their explanations regarding the circumstances of conducting such searches, emergency searches. we do not know whether the state bureau of investigation has finally provided any new explanations and investigated the actions of its employees who broke into the court with an urgent search, the state bureau of investigation refused. from the answe

twoop 22-23 the other are partial years, you see the dbi fees are most significant followed by fees collected by the treasure and tax collector this is the business registration fees and theuneified license fees we collect on behalf other departments. i will turn it over to katie for the fun part. >> thank you very much. manageing valuable program and the next examples here we want to show you how businesses benefit. and how valuable it is they able to get fees waived before they can start generating ref mou in their for new businesses. under the program you see here on in the mission. was able to save 11 thousand dollars in permit fee and it is introduction of the ordinance. next telea wine company in excelsior was able to benefit and get a head start especially begin they did not pay permit fees and other quick examples ear mama hoo-hoo 17 thousand dollars wave instead second location. anomaly a mitch 11 star restaurant opened with 13 thousand dollars in fees waived. style by mona a new salon had 5 thousand dollars waived. casaba 7,000 and glaze do nuts 16 thousand wave in the the second lo

twoop 22-23 the other are partial years, you see the dbi fees are most significant followed by fees collected by the treasure and tax collector this is the business registration fees and theuneified license fees we collect on behalf other departments. i will turn it over to katie for the fun part. >> thank you very much. manageing valuable program and the next examples here we want to show you how businesses benefit. and how valuable it is they able to get fees waived before they can start generating ref mou in their for new businesses. under the program you see here on in the mission. was able to save 11 thousand dollars in permit fee and it is introduction of the ordinance. next telea wine company in excelsior was able to benefit and get a head start especially begin they did not pay permit fees and other quick examples ear mama hoo-hoo 17 thousand dollars wave instead second location. anomaly a mitch 11 star restaurant opened with 13 thousand dollars in fees waived. style by mona a new salon had 5 thousand dollars waived. casaba 7,000 and glaze do nuts 16 thousand wave in the the second lo

we will now hear from dbi. >> good evening. this is kevin birmingham representing the building department. on the first permit for the trash enclosure, we are under the assumption the information provided is correct, however, the appellate does have the opportunity to file a complaint. we will investigate it if we find and can revoke and take steps to correct, but he does have options as far as that goes. as far as the fire escape, i talked to the plan checker and the plan checker senior and were not aware there was a specific agreement in place as to how far away from the property line the fire escape would be. the fire escape is approved approved under a ab measure, the fire reviewed it, plan check reviewed it, it was issued properly. the only thing i can say is if there was a dispute it would be a property line dispute and civil matter if there was agreement in place between the two parties it would be a certain distance off the property line but it was properly reviewed and approved and we would say deny the appeal. you hav

we obviously have regular conversations with other agencies, particularly dbi, but also most cdd and we've reached out in separate meetings to environmental groups, contractors, business representatives to basically share our ordinance as the task force was developing it. and get feedback, particularly in the definitional phase, to figure out what what language to use to make sure we capture the intent that the task force was sharing with us. but grounding, grounding that intent in in existing legislation or in existing regulations and then finally, we've got a couple more outreach opportunities ahead. a chinese media roundtable coming up, later, i think that's in april. or is it later this month? later this month? that's right, and then meeting with the chinese chamber of commerce in middle of may. so we've done a lot of work, also with the batf to identify additional stakeholders that need to be involved in this process. and then the themes we've heard back are ones that you will now recognize preserving affordable housing, protecting tenants, educating residents about these upcomi

partnering with because they all share one goal, to weaken america, weaken our alliances, our standing dbim achieve the world that they envision, the world they want that comes at our expensepense of all that has been built over 20 or 30 years. i think one of the greatest dangers we face is the interconnected, and one of the greatest challenges is to deal with them as if they are interconnected. like on this planet will be determined by what we do or fail to do over the next two orhree i look forward to hearing from all of you and i appreciate you coming. >> thank you very much. chairman warner, vice chairman rubio, members of the cmittee, thank you for the opportunity to be here today alongside my colleagues to present dic's annual threat assessment. i want tthan publicly the people of the intelligence community, from the collector to the analyst and everybody in between, the result of their labor at this hearing and they work every day to make our country safe and prosperous and we arei want to y -- to take the opportunity to thank all of you. relationship to its communities is criticall

they weren't published on the pym, so i went to dbi. so there was the original. they said they took off 13ft!s. they're adding two floors. it was a two story vertical expansion going up. and so when they changed it, the vertical became, excuse me, the horizontal of the two vertical expansions became 81, the reason i'm talking about is because this project was back on the market again. and it to me, it symbolizes the instability that these extreme remodels had, which is why noe valley was declared the epicenter of de facto demolition by the staff, it's first sold after the cfc for $7.6 million in september 2021. so that's during the pandemic, but it recently returned to the market, as i said, at $9 million. but it was. the listing has since been removed. i don't know if it's sold or if they just decided that they couldn't sell it. there's several others in the neighborhood priced in that range, some that even had their, their, their listings removed. there's one up on dolores heights that's been sort of sitting around for a couple of months. and my point with this

planning staff is doing concurrent review with dbi and is involved at the start of the application. when it's not a burden or constraint, it can be done via bluebeam or other applications used by professional, highly trained project sponsors, architects, public staff and the commission need this information to ensure that the project is code compliant. it's important baseline information during the construction of the project, and it's particularly necessary for the pegs which this project is just adjacent to. if i can continue with the overhead. this is from kelly wong and chaska burgers. fabulous document that everybody should read who's not, who's doing a project and the, the removal of the roof is even though it's a vertical expansion, it's canted horizontally. so this is over, i think 30% degree. so that should be counted. and then as this handout, this page from the handout shows is that if you take off the roof, even if it's less than 50, it may meet it, but you still should complete the table to see what the vertical is. and this one does have, some changes on the facades. s

we obviously have regular conversations with other agencies, particularly dbi, but also most cdd and we've reached out in separate meetings to environmental groups, contractors, business representatives to basically share our ordinance as the task force was developing it. and get feedback, particularly in the definitional phase, to figure out what what language to use to make sure we capture the intent that the task force was sharing with us. but grounding, grounding that intent in in existing legislation or in existing regulations and then finally, we've got a couple more outreach opportunities ahead. a chinese media roundtable coming up, later, i think that's in april. or is it later this month? later this month? that's right, and then meeting with the chinese chamber of commerce in middle of may. so we've done a lot of work, also with the batf to identify additional stakeholders that need to be involved in this process. and then the themes we've heard back are ones that you will now recognize preserving affordable housing, protecting tenants, educating residents about these upcomi

dbi began to oppose this, well, by the way, if you look at which countries now people are most dissatisfiedould be somewhere between indonesia and above even india, which is also moving in a very right direction. the united states, meanwhile, decided to worsen, as mikhail sergeevich and gorbachev said, its economic strategy towards china. they are increasingly declaring that china must be limited in terms of technological supplies. from western countries, although it is no longer clear who is supplying more of what, jeanette helen, the courageous secretary of the treasury of the united states, is now preparing to go to china, with an interesting agenda, let 's listen to it, we need to clearly express our very legitimate concerns: there is not a single country in the world that subsidizes its priority industries as much as china does. clean energy, electric cars, solar panels. chinese manufacturers receive huge subsidies. i believe china's desire is to truly have global dominance in these industries. it is important for us that the chinese understand the undesirable effect this is having on

um again, i can't emphasize enough that to this point, both dbi and fire have looked at this condition in and has not found anything that would preclude them from approving this plan. i mentioned to the developer here, one of the speakers up here talked about, um, basically being able to egress in the time to get from the rear of the building or from the new buildings to the public way. i could do a code compliant timed egress analysis that will show that the number of occupants that are going to be in the rear of the building will will not be at risk to get to the public way. thank you sir. that is your time. okay with that commissioners? this matter is now before you. yeah vice president moore, uh uh, for the for the record, uh, i support, uh, supported this project, uh, for four years ago when it first came to us. i think it came to us in april of 20. yeah. april nine, 2020. uh we spent a lot of time on questions that were raised today by the public. and i appreciate going through those thoughts again. and, uh, there were issues of privacy. there were issues of appropriateness of ho