it was reviewed by planning, dpw, ppc and central permit borough issued on the 23rd of march 2019 and suspended on the third of april. this is the site permit document that will be an a be an a ddende work. i listened to the testimony. the concerns are valid. we hear them here a lot. that is if way it is in san francisco. the building code does address that under 3307. i have read it here. any damage to that neighbor's property would be an issue. they are required by california civil code 10 days prior to excavation starting to give the neighbor notice of excavation that needs to be done as well. the appellant made reference to ashored foundation. that is the wrong term. that is foundations 1 an 1 and 2 buildings on one foundation. separate would be important to know because if they were shared that would be an impact. i think he meant they are beside each other, not actually shared. they are side by side. the survey is definitely a good idea. it is not required by the building code. anybody doing development these types of projects we see them and they are good because it lets us if

over the years i have seen a lot of young men and women you see work for dpw and longshoremen were former clients of juvenile hall and it had a big impact on their lives. i was looking at the situation in oakland where they shut down things. people have to go to court in dublin california. it is affecting families and keeps them away from families. i am afraid that will happen if we close he juvenile hall. we want to make it a safe environment and let's keep it open to keep helping the young people in san francisco. this is a small city, it is not a small city. it is san francisco and crime will happen. give the youth a chance in juvenile hall. >> i am jordan davis. i am in support of shutting down juvenile hall. i was not going to come together. i want t to talk about white privilege. when i was 14 years old i got into some serious trouble. thankfully i didn't go to juvenile hall because i was white in the closet presenting as male if i were transgender i would be rotting in a new jersey prison by now. this has made me reflect on my past and why i need to support the closure of juvenile

it went to planning, building, mechanical plan check, fire department, dpw and a couple of other departments there as well, probably puc. it looks like it's a permit that's been reviewed properly and approved by dbi. they will do the soft story, which is mandatory, as you mow, probablyou knowprobably probably in conjunction with the new units, incorporating them into one, and i don't have any issues with it and there were a couple of active housing complaints on the property for general maintenance and it looks like they're addressed as well and pretty recent, but it looks like they've been addressed by the openership. openership. any questions? thank you. >> ada parking -- i'm sorry. i think on the existing building, that building came into play and if they want to voluntarily do one, that's ok but on existing buildings, my understanding is it wouldn't be required. >> is it something if the appellant requires or wants that she would want to see reflected in the plans that woul it woulde tea mentionedimensioned as much. >> i'm not up to that on the adu programme but in existing buildings, th

. —— the dpw second or third time, are saying, enough is enough. -- the dp.ng conservatives nightmares was upper pole is saying the wrecks that party is set to do very well in the european elections on thursday. —— polls are saying. yesterday, jeremy corbyn said labour will consider any new plans coming through. but they are insisting number ten must bring in another referendum. we do need to break the impasse and one way to do that is for the government to put forward a public vote on the bill it proposes to put forward in a few weeks time. and with the unofficial contest to replace theresa may already revving up, the prime minister's promise of a bold next move to break the deadlock seems optimistic and very late in the day. australia's conservative government has pulled off a surprise victory in the country's general election to remain in office. exit polls had suggested a narrow victory for the opposition labor party for the first time in 6 years. in the end, prime minister, scott morrison's party edged ahead, prompting the leader of the opposition, bill

multi-funding approach, i've been hearing that also from the republican transportation leaders, you know, dpw chairman john peraza, what he is saying about a funding portfolio which includes vehicle travel charging people in trucks for the miles they travel. looking at public-private partnerships which is the minority leader in the house, kevin mccarthy. republican of california. he was again advocating for public-private partnerships last week. so, the republicans are going towards that end, and my sources on the hill say, when democrats take up an instructor bill, either at the end of this month, or sometime in june at committee, which it could be likely, is negotiations this month at the white house. a markup could happen sometime in late may or june, that the republicans again will push back on the gas tax, and you know -- and also, aside from funding, the democrats are likely to push for change provisions in an instructor bill, and that is an area of contention for republicans. but, not only the leadership, but sources are telling me that, they don't want an infrastructure bill to be a p