mustafina did not recognize the relatives of the pensioner who originally owned the apartment after the purchase, having received a lawsuit from the city property departmentding the immediate return of the stolen municipal property, and the scammers a year and a half later. after the owner of the apartment died, a lonely one, using forged documents, issued a two-room apartment worth 10 million rubles at her own expense. as if she was waiting for a fake heir for almost 2 years after the death of a pensioner, remaining ownerless scammers slowly registered housing in the registry and sold the defenders of ulyana mustafina and are perplexed. how can you explain the slowness of the department of city property, which did not even try. in due time, declare their rights to property, if he had committed the indicated actions in a timely manner, then, respectively, fraudsters, in a year and 7 months. could not apply to a notary to open an inheritance case and formalize the right of ownership at court hearings, the lawyers of the department voiced the same version they say, and the department learned about the criminal history of a lonely pensioner and her property

residents applied to a variety of authorities from the district council to the department of city propertystate construction supervision. everybody we were sent answers that they have no projects, the project was not agreed upon, it was not developed illegally for construction work, the land plot was used for other purposes, and nevertheless, for all these years, residents complain like no instance. didn't check what was actually going on in the historic building no one stopped work last week. people with the police won back their local area, which was seized by the builders. the fence was removed, but for a short time after a few days they tried to put the fence again again, fences were pulled into our yard and steel structures were installed. these works were covered by our cleaning service, i officially turned to him and said. show me if they have permission, show me, he said, yes, yes, i looked at everything, but i won’t show you there in the last answer from the prefecture of the central administrative district. so the scaffolding itself is not on the territory of an apartment buildin

of transferring such premises is completed, such premises. you can issue your common share property learn how to do it right? you can contact the department of citytal commissions that accept applications from citizens for the transfer of such property, as well as for registration and ownership. i very much hope that the initiatives of the moscow authorities will also be supported in the regions and such empty premises will be transferred to the priests, just for the needs about which i just spoke good news for everyone. who has personal subsidiary plots, who is grown or some product and wants to sell it. we all know that currently u do it without u acquiring the status of an individual entrepreneur and a legal entity. it is forbidden. so now the ministry of industry and trade has developed recommendations for the revival in the country. and whoever trades in retail markets , everyone can there, and farms and ordinary citizens, and gardeners and gardeners, and acquire the status of an individual entrepreneur. this is not required. you will be able to trade on completely legal grounds, product safety will be, and we have guarantee, as before, fiel

county sheriff's department says a warrant was served at home in the city of azusa when police found an estimated £1800 of fireworks. there were inside a van parked there on the propertye bomb squad was called in to move the devices to a safe location. i got a alert on the watch that there was a house. had firecrackers and the evacuated some people, and then i heard the helicopters hoovering around, so i came out to see what's going on. and to my surprise or not too much surprise, but but they got this host being shut down right here and the fireworks have been going on quite often here. one person was detained and handcuffed. no additional details were given. already then let's take a look at the temperatures from today. we had 98 fairfield. it was about where it was. yesterday most temperatures were degree warmer or two degrees warmer inland and a little cooler in some places, but it was generally the same or a little bit warmer than yesterday, and that's it. we peak. tomorrow's temperatures cool off few degrees. it's not gonna be a horribly noticeable. it's certainly in late it'll be, you know, two degrees cooler three degrees, but this is the beginning of that. th

of more then 30 feetd the department does not finegd there is significant impact to the appellate's property. the project as proposed is typical of many vertical projects we see in the neighborhood and throughout the city. as such the department recommends the board deny the appeal and uphold the issuance of the permit. >> thank you. we have a question from president swig. >> great. did they max out on this property? could they have made their structure larger or is this-was there any compromise to build just what they needed to build? >> there is room to max out more. >> yeah. so, that is important for the appellate to know that this could have been bigger, correct? >> sure. >> okay. thanks. >> thank you. we'll now hear from dbi. >> matthew green building inspection. i don't have much to say on this one. building permit application 201707101367 was first received by dbi plan checkers on august 18, 2020. wnt through the proper approval and aprusked for issuance march 7, 2022. the permit issued on april 18, 2022. believe the permit was reviewed and approved properly and recommend the board uphold this permit and i'm available for any questions. >> president swig, do you have a question? okay. we will mo

of these could be yours. you have two weeks to contact the union city police department property union and provide informationut the circumstances surrounding the money. that number there on your screen. 5 10 471 13 65 will say it one more time. 5 10. 471 13 65 really is nice to see there's still some good people out there willing to turn in that lost cash. alright health officials in contra costa county or warning people to stay away from blue green algae blooms around discovery bay. they say large blooms of algae or discovered in several locations in and around that area. contact with the toxin produced by those blooms can make people sick and pets as well. warning signs are now up at the marina in discovery bay. people are being advised to stay on shore and avoid eating. any of the fish that's caught in that area. refreshing way to stay cool in a day like this, with temperatures climbing triple digits in some cities, walnut creek residents splashing the day away at the pool and other farm park looks very refreshing. there. as we go back to chief meteorologist bill martin and our warm weather coverage, it w

property damage, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> santa rosa's fire department is officially declaring tomorrow as the start of the fire season. santa rosa is one of a few citiesinning and end to the season. the city has been devastated by fires in recent years. officials with cal fire have said they no longer track a beginning and end to the season. >>> darren, i got 0.94 of an inch overnight. >> fantastic. up in marin. >> yeah. >> i think the story ties in beautifully with what santa rosa is officially doing. good for them to make a clear distinction. they've got every reason to do that now. they just got a couple of week reprieve because the rain that fell in the last 24 hours will help for the next two weeks. it's nowhere near enough that it will make a difference by july, certainly not october. but for the next couple of weeks, things should have quieted down a bit for the north bay communities. let's look at the last three hours in a time lapse from our camera on top of the salesforce tower. look in the distance. look at the bubbling clouds over the east bay hills. we're making those here locally because there's enough moisture to work with and the cloud

and other cases like department of public work and start talking about the vendors and tenants on our city property, and what the processary tax would look like and -- i know it's not bringing the city a significant dollar amount but wanted to understand the tracking and better system, for example, like the port, it's unfortunate and regretable we have to end the lease, it's a mutual termination with the city and alioto restaurants at pier 39 but that does give us a new opportunity to think about what that site could look like and bringing in the conversation of the tax as a part of the strategy. i wanted to articulate that, but of course you are welcome to respond. i'm not expecting it to be a conversation and focus for this fiscal year, but perhaps down the road. >> thank you so much, supervisor. i look forward to that. >> chair ronen: thank you. no more questions. >> great, thank you so much, supervisors. enjoy the rest of the sessions and we'll see you next week. >> chair ronen: sounds good, see you next week. >> i'm sorry, supervisors, one thing i did not include, which was just thanks -- may

visited the property and worked with the planning department and ultimately came to a mills act contract 20 years in duration worth in excess of half a million for property taxes to the city in exchange for renovation of 714 steiner street in alamo square. the board of supervisors approved that contract with the property owner, the leah culver revehiclable trust on may 17th, only to find out three days later through newspaper publications and the multiple listing service that the property was listed for sale. a fact that was not disclosed to the board or the committee. we are all in receipt of an email from the property owner indicating that she is not going to sign the mills act contract, which has been pursuant to the resolution that we passed, put before her by the planning department, pending that sale. given that, a new property owner may have very, very different intentions. given the broad discretion that this board has, and the fact that we came it a conclusion that we were willing to forego in excess of half a million dollars in property tax revenue and the fact that the property owner did not disclose that to the committee or the board of supervisors, before us

of city hall. even though we've already had some fires pop up in parts of the north bay, santa rosa fire department says today marks the official start of fire season propertyleaves out of gutters and removed grass and debris from under porches and decks. every household should have an evacuation plan, a place to meet and a go bag with enough supplies to get people through at least 72 hours away from home. officials want everyone to have a contact person to call if a fire breaks out, ideally somewhat outside the bay area who would be unaffected by a crisis here? investigators are looking for signs of problems with the pgd power line near the origin side of wildfire in apple last week in a memo from the cpuc, it detected a fault on an electric line close to where the fire began near old soda springs road. it as the line was not equipped with the enhanced power line safety settings that would have allowed it to be turned off if there is a hazard, such as a tree branch falling on the line. the old fire is now fully contained, thanks in part to this weekend's rain. alright it's time to get you outside for the weather now, and it's going to be heating up this we

visited the property and worked with the planning department and ultimately came to a mills act contract 20 years in duration worth in excess of half a million for property taxes to the cityion of 714 steiner street in alamo square. the board of supervisors approved that contract with the property owner, the leah culver revehiclable trust on may 17th, only to find out three days later through newspaper publications and the multiple listing service that the property was listed for sale. a fact that was not disclosed to the board or the committee. we are all in receipt of an email from the property owner indicating that she is not going to sign the mills act contract, which has been pursuant to the resolution that we passed, put before her by the planning department, pending that sale. given that, a new property owner may have very, very different intentions. given the broad discretion that this board has, and the fact that we came it a conclusion that we were willing to forego in excess of half a million dollars in property tax revenue and the fact that the property owner did not disclose that to the committee or the board of supervisors, before us is a resolution rescindi

of the police department to amend the lease of real property located at 750 and 752val hey joe street with base rent of $120,792 per year with 3% annual increases with tenant improvements for the city's law full occupancy. the cost of which shall not exceed 267382. call 415-655-0001 and enter 24858879673. pound twice and press star 3 to enter the speaker line. system prompt will indicate you raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted to begin your comments. >> chair preston: thank you, madam clerk. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: straight forward lease amendment does what it says it does. central station is bursting at the seams and they need it. >> chair preston: i believe we have director available. real estate. do you have a presentation director pennick? >> i do but i couldn't have said it more eloquently than supervisor peskin. good morning, chair preston, supervisor mandelman and supervisor peskin. director of real estate. i have with me captain dave from the police department. i am before you as supervisor peskin indicated to seek positive recommendation for resolution authorizing amendment to existing lease at 752 vallejo street. expands to 2570 square feet. adjust

visited the property and worked with the planning department and ultimately came to a mills act contract 20 years in duration worth in excess of half a million for property taxes to the city in exchange for renovation of 714 steiner street in alamo square. the board of supervisors approved that contract with the property owner, the leah culver revehiclable trust on may 17th, only to find out three days later through newspaper publications and the multiple listing service that the property was listed for sale. a fact that was not disclosed to the board or the committee. we are all in receipt of an email from the property owner indicating that she is not going to sign the mills act contract, which has been pursuant to the resolution that we passed, put before her by the planning department, pending that sale. given that, a new property owner may have very, very different intentions. given the broad discretion that this board has, and the fact that we came it a conclusion that we were willing to forego in excess of half a million dollars in property tax revenue and the fact that the property owner did not disclose that to the committee or the board of supervisors, before us

department's property unit unit and provide proof of ownership in order to claim it. so if you just happen to have misplaced $20,000 and you can prove it what the union city police department're following here during kron. 4 news at 3. a fire that's burning right now in san mateo county. it's burning at edgewood road and crestview drive. firefighters asking people to avoid this area because they're trying to get emergency vehicles to the scene so they can put this fire out. it's burning in a very dry hillside. and there are some evacuation orders and warnings in place right now in the area of emerald hills. this is a fast-moving grassfire. so if you live in the red zone, you must evacuate. now. and if you live in the yellow zone, it's recommended that you get ready to evacuate in. if you can leave, you should. this is a map that was put out by the san mateo county sheriff's office. and if you can zoom in a little bit on the red map, there, emerald lake is what's just to the north there. just to give us an idea of where it is. and in the yellow zone there is the emerald hills golf course. that's right. on the border there for the yellow and red zones are and also canada col

city. most important link, their children's hospital, that reported airflight around the grounds. i saw an ambulance, large cars and a minivan destroyed. blown out windows of properties, the blood outside the emergency departments. the hospital -- sorry. the hospital is in a residential area and not a single military target insight. there were reports of fatalities, i remember the stories of two girls. both in the operating theater at the time of the attack. one a 15-year-old girl who was having shrapnel removed, and the second, a six-year-old girl having a bullet removed from her arm from a previous attack. and one of these missiles or rockets from the attacks hit the operating theater. tragically, the girls received further injuries in that attack which put them into intensive care. their lives were now in severe danger. however, a wonderful medical director who i met told us on that day that the girls were unlikely to survive the night. however, five days later we had a call from the doctor informing us that by some miraculous reason they did survive, but with life-changing injuries and trauma that will remain for the rest of their lives. these are only two stories of the 7.5 million children affected by the

of taxable property in the city. june 2016 proposition be created a general fund baseline which increased by $3 million annually through fiscal year 26 and 27 department'sgeneral fund support and we also have earned income and program revenue which we will talk about on the next slide but before we go there a majority of our department is made up of staff and parks and openspace as well as recreation as you can imagine is followed by structural maintenance . next slide. so i won't say this keeps me up at night. i will say if there's one thing i always keep an eye on as the cfo for the recreation and park program is our current revenue program. what you see in front of you in fiscal year 1718 we earned $58.1 million march 2020 hit, we began to have helped workers in the city. our program revenue fell by $10 million and only in fiscal year 2021 and fell all the way down to$29 million , that's a greater than $20 million it directly affects how much programming. to provide to residents of the city . we are currently projecting 35.1 billion in the current year which is better than where we were over the next few years we anticipate somewhat of a comeback as

of the city. it maximizes density and configures as close to the existing district as feasible. department finds projectness, desirable and compatible with surrounding neighborhood. not detrimental to persons or adjacent properties. we have a presentation. this concludes the staff report. >> sponsor. you have five minutes. >> thank you, commissioners. i have a presentation. you have the detail in the packet. i want to make a brief statement. the developer and joined by mark donahue with the architects available for questions. as mentioned, the project is culmination of more than 60 years of work in coordination with planning, community groups and maybes. as a result what you have before you is a project to provide more homes at more affordability level with more transit friendly features than the original proposed project. as mentioned. it would supply 50 new homes in a location with none. including 11 below market rate units. it approves existing streetscape and converts it to parking for messenger vehicles and loading vehicles focusing on transit serving and non private car uses. the bike parking and perhaps it is locations where bike and pedestrian activity is big part of the attraction of the building. to th

of the city. it maximizes density and configures as close to the existing district as feasible. department finds projectness, desirable and compatible with surrounding neighborhood. not detrimental to persons or adjacent properties. we have a presentation. this concludes the staff report. >> sponsor. you have five minutes. >> thank you, commissioners. i have a presentation. you have the detail in the packet. i want to make a brief statement. the developer and joined by mark donahue with the architects available for questions. as mentioned, the project is culmination of more than 60 years of work in coordination with planning, community groups and maybes. as a result what you have before you is a project to provide more homes at more affordability level with more transit friendly features than the original proposed project. as mentioned. it would supply 50 new homes in a location with none. including 11 below market rate units. it approves existing streetscape and converts it to parking for messenger vehicles and loading vehicles focusing on transit serving and non private car uses. the bike parking and perhaps it is locations where bike and pedestrian activity is big part of the attraction of the building. to th

city-wide projects. of the saved $3.7 million all of it was committed to existing projects one is the property tax system. we did go back to all the departments that had existing projects that we were funding to ask them where they could shave off funding and were able to reallocate it to other projects. >> supervisor: thank you. >> supervisor: thank you. supervisor chan. >> supervisor: thank you, madame chair. i want to start thanking our city administrator who took on the job earlier this year in 2022 -- no, 2021. >> '21. >> it feels like a lot has happened. i appreciate your leadership seeing the convention facilities including mosconi is part of your special revenues you generate. there's a mosconi center subsidies program and would like to understand how much is being allocated proposed by the mayor. there's a general fund that subsidize the convention facility or subsidize mosconi. do we know how much it is? >> i'll ask ken to speak more to provide transparency to the board. we have been in conversations with san francisco travel among other entities for the renewal of the san francisco tourism improvement district. i think that legisla