in terms of the driveway. this is the driveway as it currently stands, it is an extremely steep slope, i believe that it is more than maybe 2 and a half inch to 12, it is almost like a roof slope. the cars have a difficulty in getting in and that is really the reason why we are regrading the driveway. i think that if given an alternate to that, we would have liked to have keep the front facade as is, but regrading the driveway is trying to solve a functional issue. and the other thing to point out in this driveway is that there is retaining wall on both sides that are quite tall and it has been fairly difficult for the home owner to be able to actually pull up and unload things and etc., without actually banging the door into the retaining wall. and we would like to request the commission to consider the widening of the driveway, which is actually shown on the packets. and the idea here being is that you know, we do know and understand that we like to keep the driveway as minimal as possible throughout the cit

the stairs moved over then it does not need to be a retaining wall it could be a curb so that the driveway is delen ated. >> and just so that we understand, then how much room is because it comes sorry i am just trying to get this. so you are saying, push the stair all the way over, almost a property line, basically and have it go straight down once it jogs. >> yes. >> at least the width of the upper stair. >> right. >> where the retaining wall stops, there could be a curb that could delen ate the planting. >> well, rather than this..., and do it..., yeah, and on the straight. there is a tree there. >> well it could go here, though. >> and i don't know how close we can get to the tree. >> that is not on there. >> >> you have to go out further. >> yes, you have speaker cards? >> yes. >> not there yet. >> commissioner johnk? >> yeah, well, i sort of process and technical issue here. so, the project proponent is saying that they have a issue with the staff recommendation, you want to expand the width of the driveway. okay? and then the staff is saying, no, and well, no, and you brought this u

the residential design team as long as you are not paving that area, even if you took that entire driveway area in the front and you did permeable pavers so that even that greener than it would be, with a paved surface tha, would increase the greenness of the front of the house. >> right. >> and further, emphasize the house itself. because i agree with that kind of tunnel effect, makes you look at the garage, and so opening it up a little bit helps you focus more on the house itself than the garage. >> and then putting in a curb would hopefully prevent them from paving over. >> yeah. >> i don't think that is the intention. >> certainly it would prevent that. i mean, the owner is clearly committed to the house, and the maintenance of it as a victor an home. >> mr. fry? >> commissioners, tim fry, department staff just for clarification for discussion purposes on the overhead, this is commissioner highland's sketch, just to clarify, the you know, the changing of the straight run stair, ever so slightly and then insuring that this area be maintained as landscaping. >> yeah. >> so the challenge

appreciate the comment and i think that it is a good idea, whatever marginal space that we get in the driveway will be helpful and i am happy to keep it green i think that it looks better that way. >> thank you. >> before we go to public comment, i have one other comment on the facade of the building and actually lowering the garage and i think that it helps the facade of this building, tremendously by getting the garage door opening further away from the window and we have seen it a couple of times in the passed and it helps the look of the facade and reestablishing the bay. >> and just as a practical concern, having that driveway, really requires an suv or a large vehicle to get in there and i know that those are very friendly for the community for reasons and i would love to have a smaller car if i could get it up the driveway. >> thank you. >> we will go to public comment and i have two speaker cards. >> i am sorry, the first name, erin morris? >> commissioners, my name is erin morris and i reside at the property that is adjacent to his home. and i want to also just state really quickly, t

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i anticipate a significant increase in traffic, noise, double-parked cars and blocking driveways i can only imagine with 36 families pouring ♪ the rush hour everyday. my neighborhood and i choose those homes in this block because it is peaceful and quiet residential area. whether we are raising our families or spending our retirement days we've worked extremely hard to pay mortgage and property tax. that will be unjudicious to impose those changes. it will effect our quality of living we've all investment. i strongly urge the owner of the project site to look at other sites if they want to expand their business. it's of changing the appearance of the block and putting the burden to the neighbors. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm juan and he live three houses from the proposed project and i've been dealing with parking and blocking my driveway for many years this project is too huge for our neighborhood and street most of our houses were built by two architect and this particular project is too big for this area. we prison invest our fu

and that driveway was two dangerous because it's an active driveway so it seems like it was not a good location. when we looked at the surrounding neighborhood the problem that came once we couldn't put it across the street this was the only location in the neighborhood that satisfied all of the objectives criteria that the department has. so we contacted the department in the fall of 2013 and had a conversation with jerry and lynn fong who agreed with us that is what i've been told by the two individuals who were on the call that the location on burr restraining order street was, in fact, the best location in that neighborhood. it's also not true this is simply about money it is simply all 3 of you know there are technical locations we're limited by the fact it has to be within 3 hundred feet of the cabinet and we're limit by the dozens of guidelines that the city has for where those boxes can and can't go. the department acknowledges and its own brief at least under the older ordinance the proposed location doesn't impede the right-of-way i've seen the photographs it's a large sidewa

we are regrading the driveway so the front portion of the house right at the garage will be slightly higher, than it used to be. so we are pursuing adding about four inches to the garage to the new garage door height. the other items that i want to be sure the commission to know is that the first floor rear addition in the back of the house, it will be curved, if there was any digital copies of the drawing that showed it as a square, that is actually not the case it will be curved, i believe in your 11 x 17 packets they are curved. but the size of it remains the same. i like to focus the commission's attention to a specific issue that was in the conditions for approval. in terms

and the rear driveway after property on the 4500 block of torresdale avenue. >> upon police arrival, they found 30 year old male victim laying on the rear driveway next to a pick-up truck. >> reporter: to the surprise every police, shooter was also at the scene, and ready to cooperate. >> it is unusual. normally, the shooter fleas immediately after firing the weapon, but in this case, the 56 year old shooter remained on location, turned the weapon over to police, and voluntarily came with us to homicide. >> reporter: police believe the shooter interrupted the burglary of his pick up truck and shot the suspected thief. if that's the case, authorities will have to decide if he's protected under pennsylvania law, in 2011 lawmakers said it is okay to use deadly force to protect yourself from an attacker, but not necessarily property. detectives worked throughout the night gathering evidence. >> fortunately, there were several cameras, on both sides of the driveway that are operational or unknown at this time if they recorded the shooting. >> reporter: so far, we don't have any informatio

and that driveway was two dangerous because it's an active driveway so it seems like it was not a good location. when we looked at the surrounding neighborhood the problem that came once we couldn't put it across the street this was the only location in the neighborhood that satisfied all of the objectives criteria that

00 o'clock, officers from the 15th district responds today a report after person shot in the rear driveway of a property on the 4500 block of torresdale avenue. they arrived to find a 30 year old man lying near a pick-up truck, and a garage door, with at least one bullet wound in the head. soon pronounced dead at the scene. police say the man re complains at the scene and handed over his gun. at this point, they believe the shooter interrupt add burglary of his truck, but authorities can't say whether the man had acted within his legal rights. >> usually the shooter fleas after firing a weapon n this case the 56 year old shooter remained on location, turned the weapon over to police, and voluntarily came with us to homicide. they do have some surveillance cameras in the area, they're not sure yet if there is usable video from that. they are holding the suspect until they are able to talk with the district attorney's offers, and we don't have any information yet on the shooting victim. we're live in the northeast, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> thank you, cleve. also, breaking,

to enter it you have to come through this -- our lady of perpetual health catholic chu h church's driveway. some of the earth works did get destroyed to build that. this is the view i took in 2003 when i started getting involved in the park service on these things, and last fall here is the same view and it was all covered and i complained to kim elder, the program manager you'll meet in a moment about it, and she fought and fought and fought, and she said she wanted it by the 4th of july to have it cut and sure enough i went and took this picture. it's even better than it was before so thank you, kim. this is not part of the forts there but nobody can go up to fort stanton and not drop by and see the frederick douglas national historic site. he was to important, former slave, abolitionists, speaker, statesman. the house is fabulous.

officers from the 15th district responds today report after person shot rear driveway of torresdale avenue. >> upon police arrival, they found 30 year old male victim laying laying near a driveway. >> the shooter also at the scene, ready to cooperate. >> it is unusual, normally, the shooter fleas immediately after firing the weapon. but, in this case, 56 year old shooter remained on location, turn the weapon over to police and voluntarily came with us to homicide. >> they believe he came upon him and shot suspected thief f that's the case authorities will have to decide if he's protected under pennsylvania lawmakers said it is okay to use deadly force to protect yourself from @ tack err but not necessarily property. detective worked throughout the night gathering evidence. >> both sides of the driveway, that are operational, unknown at this time if they recorded the shooting. >> they say they didn't know at that time if the man had this gun legally, if he had a right to carry permit. they say that they're going to hold them until able to discuss this with the district attorney's offers, ri

and since the driveway as you pointed out is a really non-historic element, i am really delighted that you took issue with that. and my only concern was that the staff position was that they thought that they were following the secretary of interior standards, in keeping it as narrow and having these harsh retaining walls. and i know that it is good intent, but i think that the discussion that you brought to it, is really how do we accomplish the goals, and not get incredibly narrow, and fixated on what might be a less than desirable out come. and so again, thank you so much for your creativity, and your vision in reimagining it more creatively, thank you. >> and any other member wish to speak on this item? >> seeing none, we will close the public comment and bring it back to the commission. questions? comments? >> the height situation, i think mr. fry, where that is all within legal limit, correct? >> correct. miss kirby may be able to add some to this, but the residential design team did review the project and found that it met not only the code requirements but also the guidelines a

davis had been trying to build a fence between his property and barry swegle's driveway. how far back does that go? >> oh, it goes back for years over that fence up there. >> i think he wanted something that didn't belong to him and he was mad because we were fixing it. >> property lines are the most heated dispute between neighbors because people believe in lines and yet both neighbors believe the line is different. >> reporter: real estate mogul barbara corcoran has seen so many of these disputes spin out of control, she should be given a permanent seat on the u.n. security council. >> it takes two to fight. if either of them had handled this intelligently, the whole thing could not have happened. >> reporter: taking the long view, as in "from outer space," there's dan's property and adjacent to it, barry's driveway. you can see how barry's trucks and heavy equipment wore a path across the corner of dan's property. >> barry had logging equipment. his only way in and out was through this road. >> reporter: yeah. >> so, you need a pretty good-sized entrance to make the tu

some people were using one man's driveway as a bathroom.on 30th and fulton neighbors are happy to see it over. this is the 7th year for the festival and every year neighbors say it's the same old thing, allow music heard for miles -- loud music heard for miles, trash, and nowhere to park. some people just end up leaving town for the entire weekend to avoid the mess but those who can't are stuck like this one woman who asked we don't show her face. >> if you for example have to take your child to the doctor in an emergency which i had to do on friday it took me an hour and a half to find a parking spot. and meanwhile my car is now almost about a mile and a half from my house. >> reporter: so hard to help that parking situation. but festival organizers did tell us that they got about a dozen complaints on saturday about the noise level people hearing the music for miles and miles away from the park and they did make adjustments so in their opinion they fixed that. right now outside lands music festival is all over and the clean-up begins. liv

this will leave space to park in front of my house without blocking the entrance to my garage and driveway. when you factor in the parking for the staff and the parents this reduce street park and not included are the transfer appointments and the elementary staff and the after school staff for myself and other neighbors that signed the port commission petitions objecting to the project i ask you to deny this where both requests thank you, thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners. my name is is a commissioner earl lynn louie we live across the street from the project. i want to bring to your attention loving ton middle school is located one block away age over 6 thousand students and staff they've got no parking for that site. so in the past we've had teachers parking in front of our house all day from 7 to 6 clock the picture open the screen is not what it is when you come out when loving ton school starts there's a parking situation on our block i want to show you a picture we already have difficulty with double-parked cars parked cars bloc

this is len's driveway. it is raised almost a foot up where it should be. then, if you follow it right down here there is substantial cracks in this driveway. and then right over there, the base of the home, you can see cracking there. it is significantly off of the foundation right now. this is the sort of scene we are seeing right here. i will walk you to the the corner here. looks like the water stopped. it the water department shut it off or ran its course. look at this. right here on the corner. the neighbors tell me they were doing roadwork here recently. fixing the curb. clearly it snapped off. look at this. right here, this part of the curb, apparently it was attached to that and it was a tamped right there along the side there. and it just snapped. you know, when you talk about a earthquake these are the scenes that are impeded in their heads. this is the kind of situation we are seeing throughout this neighborhood. neighbors are calling us over. we are seeing chimneys, made out of brick that fallen down on the street as l. in this neighborhood we

somebody actually moved our motorcycle that was parked in the street and they moved it into our drivewaythey can take the spot. >> reporter: her street has been closed to car traffic. extra secity -- extra security but other problems remain. >> people leaving beverages, they don't care, they throw them in the bushes, urinating on driveways. >> another neighbor says parking is impossible for those that live nearby. >> if you have to take your child to the doctor in an emergency, which i had to do on friday. it took me 1 1/2 hours to find a parking spot. meanwhile my car is now almost about 1 1/2 miles from my house. >> other residents say the the concerts have been too loud. organizers say technicians adjusted the sound systems after getting a dozen complaints on saturday. >> it does not bother me. i just do it. >> reporter: as for the giant 3-day festival? >> performers are great. >> it is awesome. a lot of great people. >> great. >> reporter: police detained 35 people for selling couldn'ter fit tickets. arrest one person for drugs and 9 for public drunkenness and issued crytations for p

so just use some caution rolling out of the driveway.e look at the roosevelt boulevard, construction project cancelled because of the weather. so we don't have any cones down. we do have that uneven surface, between ninth and adams avenue on that inner drive to look out for. the rest of the majors, 95, the schuylkill expressway, in good shape, as you head in toward philadelphia. traffic lights out. wissahickon and walnut lane. and as we mention, the big concert tonight, tonight, tomorrow, and friday, three back-to-back concerts here, at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia all three nights, will impact our evening rush hour, the big one will be friday, also have to contend with shore traffic headed through south philly, trying to get to that walt whitman bridge. otherwise down in delaware, looking good up and down 95 and 495, and mass transit running with no delays. ukee, back over to you. >> hollywood mourns the loss of another legend actress lauren mccall has passed at the age of 89 after a stroke. flowers, messages of sympath

do i have to shovel the whole driveway or just the side the car is on? the whole thing. oh, geez. i am an 8-year-old american boy who lives in south park. and if i had just one wish, one wish in the whole world... ♪ if i had one wish, it'd be for cuba to change ♪ ♪ because i think that all the cubans are in pain ♪ ♪ all the joy in the world from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ doesn't mean a thing if cubans aren't free ♪

10:00 last night police responding from the 15th district, to report of a person shot in the rear driveway of a property on the 4500 block of torresdale avenue. they arrived to find 30 year old man lying near pick-up truck, and a garage door, with at least one bullet wounds to the head. he was soon pronounced dead at the scene. police say the shooter remained at the scene and handed over his gun. at this point police believe the shoot her interrupt add burglary of his truck but authorities aren't saying yet whether the man had acted within his legal rights. >> it is unusual normally, the shooter fleece immediately after firing the weapon, but in this case, the 56 year old shooter remained on location, turned the weapon over to police and voluntarily came with us to homicide. >> so far police have not released any information about the shooting victim or whether or not he was armed at the time of the shooting. right now, they are holding the shooter in questioning until they have time to talk over what the district attorney's office. we're liver in the northeast, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitn

a toddler is run-over by his older brother in the driveway of a joliet home. and the jackie robinson little leaguers put it all on the line for tonight's elimination game. good morning. i'm dan ponce. erin will be here next hour. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> it's the man hour. >> just for a little while. just keeping us honest with sarah here for traffic. >> we're going to have temperatures and is an mile tiered chance of showers and potentially thunderstorms as the get into other portions of the day. clouds will be on the breakup. a stormy monday coming through. 65 degrees from now. 66 in lansing. 65 in kankakee. 62 and the cal. satellite composite shows don't have our stormy monday at the is the look further out you can see the line of showers and thunderstorms out to the west. rain will be here by 5:20 percent chance of rain. 30 percent chance by 9:00 p.m.. potential for heavier rain tonight. half an inch for a lot of us. 80 degrees today down to 69 tonight. wednesday we're up to 84

and a local family shocked when they find a bear in their driveway. thing this bear did, though, while he was hanging out. >>> all right, good day, it is thursday, august 21st, 2014, 4:30 this morning, little bit muggy out there. and so you just informed us here in the studio that it was 18 weeks until christmas. >> well, i follow santa claus on twitter. and santa says, yes, today is only 18 weeks until christmas. >> oh, no. >> get your seaning done now, that's right. i'll be at the store fighting you for some casino of toy in a moment. >>> but, in the meantime, let's take a look at our weather, yes, no fighting it. we have rain that's going to arrive soon. now, we had very isolated thunderstorms in the northern part of the state, you you know, our focus still on williamsport, pennsylvania, but around here, just little bit evergreen showing up, the showers are really down around maryland, eastern shore of maryland, for williamsport, they're dry right now, but the forecast, unfortunately, is for more thunderstorms, now, they had rain delay in the first

the car followed a path off the road, went airborne along and adjourning -- an adjoining driveway and collided with a group of trees. miraculously, all three girls survived and were rushed to the area's local trauma centers. amy, with her extensive head injuries, passed away within hours. natasha, after surgery, kept alive by life support, held on for nine days before being pronounced brain. megan survived but still suffers his goal almonds and mental physical ailments and mental anguish as being the sole survivor. my life jane lost everything. the tosha was her only -- net tosha -- natasha was her only child. no family member to care for her as she grows older, a fervor hole in her heart for the daughter she so loved. the accident report shows that's it was not a factor, whether was factor,speed was not a factor nor not a road conditions or traffic. none of this ever had to happen. it could have been easily addressed and corrected. four years prior to producing the cobalt, jim engineers were aware of the problem with the engine switch design. rather than fixing the problem, they chos

>> somebody actually moved our motorcycle that was parked into the street and moved it into our driveway so they could take the spot. >> reporter: her street has been closed to car traffic. there's extra security and parking control officers but other problems remain. >> people are finishing their drinks, beverages, foods, this and that and just they don't care. they just throw them in the bushes urinating in people's driveways. >> reporter: another neighbor complained parking is nearly impossible for those who live nearby. >>> if you forget you have to take your child to the doctor on an emergency, it took me an hour and a half in a parking spot last friday and my car is now a mile and a half from my house. >> reporter: other residents say they are too loud. organizers say technicians adjusted the sound systems after getting a dozen complaints saturday. >> doesn't bother me. i get -- i just do it. >> reporter: as for the giant three-day festival? >> the performers are great. >> awesome. >> reporter: police say they detained people for selling counterfeit tickets, arrested one person for

be ready for rain drops on the windshield rolling out of the driveway. live look at lincoln drive and kelly drive an accident and police are on the scene. 422, 202 in good shape rolling in towards king of prussia this morning. busy next couple of nights in the stadium area. we will take one day at a time, one direction tonight, pack nothing lincoln financial field. that will impact our evening rush hour, big time, parents dropping the kids off, where are we going to go after we drop the kids off? >> you name it. >> we're going to the concert man, come on. >> we will drop ukee and katie off at the concert later on tonight. mass transit looking good. here's ukee with a look at sports. >>> i'm laughing up here. phillies play another late game tonight, angels 12 game winner jared weaver tossed the first pitch 10:05 eastern time. marlon byrd two out, rbi put phillies up two to nothing in the innings inning but angels got back in it big time. coal calhoun hit a home run. by the time half inning was over, age a also scored seven runs. that was your final seven-

. >> they're blocking the driveway. >> reporter: parking control officers are responding to complaints and issuing tickets. people who live near the event say they appreciate the enforcement. >> block my driveway, it's frustrating, because we have to wait until a meter person comes. >> reporter: double parking on fulton to drop concertgoers off is a popular idea, but it may land you a $110 ticket. some say it seems extreme. >> i'm very anti-government. so i think it's wrong. >> reporter: some are lucky to get just a ticket. >> we deployed approximately ten tow trucks this morning because we had set up no parking zones for the areas that the buses would need. >> reporter: muni added extra bus service to get people in and out of the area. traffic isn't the only concern outside the gate. san francisco police say scalpers are selling fake concert tickets. the department tweeted this picture of fakes they snatched. it also passed along a picture of a pile of citation police issued of people industry trying to sneak inside. with so much to watch out for and all the noise, this concert is not

he was going to teach his family when they come through the driveway and they would exit the car on the passenger side so they can use the wall as protection. the first year of the house, they were here, someone shot through this window, the living room window. that is when mrs. evers say put medgar on the floor so the kids will be lower than the window. that is when they all got on the floor when it was shot for the second time. she slept with a gun and medgar with a pistol or vice versus. he knew his life. he knew people were following him. that is why he took all of these precautions. he talked about, in meetings, he talked about how when he got a car he had a mechanic friend and he would take it to him and have it souped-up to outrun people who would chase him. that is why, you know, sometimes you have a calling and you cannot let go and that is what you he would talk about. >> i had a number of threatening calls. people calling say they are going to kill me. they are going to blow my home up and i only had a few hours to live. >> 15 minutes passed midnight evers got out of his home

our driveway, both driveways go in and they fell in on each other. so that's pretty bad. moving rubble out of the way so people can get out of our place. >> we heard of earthquake preparedness. when it happened, did you react? are you still caught off guard in those first couple of seconds? that's my question. >> we were caught off guard. i had a feeling something was going to be happening. we had a couple baby quakes. >> we have had some aftershocks. that leads to the question, could there be more? could there be the big one? let's hope this is it for now. thank you so much for your time and we're going to send it back to you in the studio now and we'll just keep milling around and talking to people. we did have that question about law enforcement. they are in the area and they are just trying to tend to all of the calls that they are getting right now. >> they are also dealing with a significant problem that our viewers are looking at right now. on the right hand side of your screen. that's a fire right now that has been burning in napa and that is at a mobile home park

. >> within an instant, the car screeches around the corner and pulls into the driveway. four men jump out and guns draw. >> they attempt to get into the house. the homeowner sees them. >> the homeowner's standing inside the garage and senses trouble, but instead of giving in, he decides to take matters into his own hands. >> he gets inside the house. he's able to keep them out. he does see the gun, gets in and gets access to a firearm and fire back. they shoot at the house. the suspects take off, some on foot, leaving the car. >> the homeowner refuses to back down. he fires off round after round. one of the bullets hits the windshield of the car. this woman covers crime for kvoa, an nbc affiliate station located in tucson. she vividly remembers seeing the video and being shocked by the brazenness of the crime. >> you had a car pulling into the driveway. you had four men leaving the car. they were wearing hooded sweatshirts. and then there was like this barrage of gunfire, and you could hear, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. it was unbelievable that this would happen in broad day

this is the driveway. he used to try to walk down the entire driveway. so, again in a book i like a lot by tony horowitz, confederates in the closet, a character says he kos you that combination of history and landscape and that this brilliance of franklin roosevelt's idea, to combine the history and landscape for scholars and for anybody else who is interested. other and here you get the opportunity to sit and look at the cabin he created. and this library has been recently refurbished and i wanted to show that if you go to this library you'll find both sides, both sides of franklin roosevelt, and a it bit more about that. the next one i went to was the kennedy library, and i write, the bay of what? it's a complicate issue. what should go into a library and what shouldn't. but, for instance, to understand john kennedy you need to understand about addison's disease and understand his physical limitations and theses are things that are bypassed in the library, and i spoke to the director, and the director told me well don't go into the personal things bec

. >> we could charge them to park in our driveway. >> also a wild police chase leave as bicyclist in critical condition, the new details we are learning and the man accused of hitting him. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> police drone, the san jose police department perched a drone -- purchased a drone in february. it looks similar to this one. it will be used in bomb threat situations because it could inspect areas that a robot may not be able to access. >> it would allow us to hover over short distances and sometimes that offers our balm ticknition as better advantage point -- technicians a better advantage point. >> it still needs to create guidelines that must be approved by the federal aviation administration. >>> housing is getting socexpensive it -- so expensive it is setting records. more than 5700 homes sold for at least $1 million from april through june. that is the highest number since they began collecting data in 1988. the medium price for a home in san francisco hit $1 million. >>> hiker who got