so if you want to remove the second egress you would to sprinkle the building that is what we asked for last time. the way that these things can be addressed is that you take the rehearing and you fix it. we can't do that now. all that we are asking for you to do is fix the manifest and justice of the last hearing. >> we good evening, i am here with high colleague who we represent the permit holders and respond ans the fentins. i am going to address and then miss kid will take over to discuss the things in the brief. if you recall when we were here last time two days before the prior hearing, the counsel it filed two complaints about things that have been done in 2010. tonight they are here to tell you that the permit applications that were filed to address the complaints that were separate from the issues that were before you here. what is before you tonight and what was before you at the original hearing was the site permit that this 2012 site permit. the permit holders have filed the permit applications which are separate issues and those are new evidence with respect to what is prop

they have each a private entrance plus all these other points of egress. the fire department is not concerned about this at all, okay? so that's the first thing i want to say. the second thing i want to say is about the electrical wiring, supposed electrical hazards which really do look bad on paper. i understand all this stuff looks very bad on paper. it looks like it's just a horror story waiting to happen. but if you look at the facts, it's just not like that. here's the -- i don't know why that's not showing up. this is a record from the department of electrical inspection saying that the same tenant called the fire department claiming all these life hazards. the electrical inspectors came, they found 3 prong sockets that should have been 2 prong sockets, very minor stuff. it was all they found. they went over the whole building with a fine-tooth comb, of course they d i took out permits, i fixed everything that they told me to, and you can see that david green says case abated. all the supposed electrical violations weren't all that much, i totally ab

now we have been studying the egress out of the venue very carefully because when people arrive to an event it's over a longer time period. they're flowing in in a less congested way over a greater length of time, but when they leave an event they want to move towards their destination, either public transportation or some other venue, and what we have done is we have intentionally designed a number of egress points that will take people to their prime -- and we have this that allows people to walk around to think what they're doing next and not be creating a lot of dense pedestrian traffic right on the street edge. and just by comparison you can see the red dots on the right of the two entry and exit primary entry points into the arena and you can see that green plaza and the distance that -- those points are from the embarcadero. in contrast if you look at the and this is detailed view of brandon street. we're proposed single entry point in and out of the garage. you can see that in blue and these lines are in yellow and more importantly and coming from the upper terraces that elimi

department, we were able to lock down the entire parking lot, fortunate there was only a few areas of egressout of the parking lot we were able to lock it down quickly and identify most of the people, we don't believe very many would have gotten out, after the shooting. >> reporter: two people have been detain with regards to this. they are being held on other charges, unrelated, but they may have had something to do with the shooting, they are being investigated. january of 2008 there was another shooting out here that was a homicide. just about five years ago. as far as this one goes, two people wounded, injuries not considered life-threatening, two detained outside club 101 in san rafael. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> stores are hoping today is the start of a fruitful holiday season it is black friday one of busiest shopping days of the year. shoppers have been camped out in pursuit of sales paragon outlets in livermore off 580, where we find katie marzullo. i get the impression you are not alone this morning. >> reporter: it is nice to have company out here in the morning. we are not a

their search was they would have to remove what was there or find a way to add a second means of egress. that was a $10,000 problem. >> i think any to chip in your. things have changed about second means of redress for homes. only one exit is required for each unit. this created that. >> we go back to their units, my friend rented out, but has never complained about it too many people. what kind of problem could my friend get in this kind of situation? >> [inaudible] >> there are endless problems you can get into renting an illegal unit. you are an attorney. yo

what is already planned to extend that fence with the planter to block that as a possible means of egress if that's okay with the project sponsor. but my motion would remain because the smallest of the patio and the lattice work is fine. with the vines it's going to be pretty impermeable to sound. and i think the height is appropriate given the size of that patio. >> call the question, please. >> may i have the question. >> i'm sorry, commissioner sugaya. >> am i to understand the planting is going to be along the entire length of the fence as well or just at the end? >> being you proposed a planter, it would close the open area. >> is there going to be a fence in back of it or no? >> no, there is no fence planned behind it. >> thank you. >> commissioners, the motion and the second before you, adding a condition of approval for a sizeable or substantial planter along the open fenced area, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> no. >> and commission president fong? >> aye. >> s

with him this morning, prior to the hearing, he brought up something there, but a second means of egress from a third level that is the first that i heard that have and the discreptcy on the plans. i think that all of those issues will be sorted out at the addendum stage, process. thank you. >> thank you, good evening, president hwang. the project remains compliance and we see no reason to grant the rehearing request. i am available for any questions. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing none, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> just a point of clarification, i believe that i made a more general statement at the hearing with respect to this project that i felt it was in general co-compliant, i don't think that i have made a specific statement, if i did i try not to. with respect to exiting from the garage. the issues is the over all entitlement that we upheld with the site permit verses the individual items that are predominantly of a technical nature, which i believe that the department needs to resolve and has the duty to resolve. at this point i do not see any

their search was they would have to remove what was there or find a way to add a second means of egress. that was a $10,000 problem. >> i think any to chip in your. things have changed about second means of redress for homes. only one exit is required for each unit. this created that. >> we go back to their units, my friend rented out, but has never complained about it too many people. what kind of problem could my friend get in this kind of situation? >> [inaudible] >> there are endless problems you can get into renting an illegal unit. you are an attorney. you want to talk about that? you can leave it open. >> i will leave it open. >> their problems related to the city and planning enforcement, probably related to the tenant, who has rights to implied warranty of have the ability, and all the other things that tenants are deserving -- tenant desert. is the land blurred permitted to collect rent? -- the landlord permitted to collect rent? >> [inaudible] >> that is an excellent point. we will talk about the value. let me say, if it has existed for a long time, that does not make it ok.

that egress is blocked in the alley and people are very polite and no more than 3 or 4 folks cued up. i don't see how this additional choice of a fine cup of coffee is going to have a detrimental impact to established brick and mortar businesses in the neighborhood. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> good evening. my name is paul ionion and i was also here months ago as an appellant and i am kind of dumb founded that we have to come back here again to deal with the same matter all over again. i own a deli, on california street for the last 35 years. and i have never had to work harder or longer hours to maintain my position and care for my family and be able to pay my rent on time. and last time it was that we fought two trucks and now it is for espresso. i open 5:00 in the morning and my coffee hours are the same as his proposed hours. i sell coffee for basically 4 hours also from 6 to 10 and a switch over to lunch and catering to be able to survive in the high rent district. i cannot be that i can compete with starbucks or peats. there is a peats across the stre

wheelchair, [speaker not understood] transit rider, et cetera, et cetera, and then better access and egress for the transit itself. most of the projects are well and truly underway. some are going through design phases. those are in your packet. i won't take up too much time with that detail. we are looking at potential funding sources to close some of these gaps. supervisor avalos mentioned before there are tentative plans for some of these projects, but we really need to work together not just the mta, but with city partners and regional partners to figure out how to close these gaps because there are some funding gaps with some of these major projects. there are opportunities with some of the various funds that are listed with the life line funding, the one bay area grant opportunity and some of the property street funds that we can do maybe a ramp up the next round as well. and there are also some joint projects we're working together with bart. one of the things we've been trying to do is have more mixed up transit information that's multi-modal. not just for buses and for the muni, bu

, we were able to lock down the entire parking lot, fortunate enough there is only a few areas of egressking lot we were able to lock it down quickly and identify most of the people we don't believe many people would have gotten out, after the shooting. >> reporter: the two victims taken to marin general, nonlife-threatening injuries, two people detained an arrests on -- arrested on other charges. in the parking lot here in january of 2008 there was another shooting that was a homicide. here we are about five years later, another shooting out here. cars in there kept in there, some drivers still waiting to get their vehicles. police say they are not in any rush waiting for the sun to come up to see how many bullet holes there are so they can further process the scene. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:33. san jose firefighter is hospitalized and at least 10 people are homeless after a fire swept through their apartment building last night it happened before 8:00 at a kimberly woods apartment complex on willow leaf drive off the southwest expressway. two units were destroyed, two other un

i think they want a greater control over ingress and egress of their territory and less of a siege on them. they're negotiating with israel on those terms but they're negotiating through morsi and egypt as you mentioned. so they're kind of trying to convince the egyptians to pressure also the israelis so they're negotiating with two different parties here. now, the egyptian -- as you also point out very well, do have an interest in maintaining good relations with the united states and i think it goes even deeper than money. it is really about egypt's role in the region. and also has a relationship with israel. it is crucial to its security, the peace treaty and what not. but at the same time, ideological speaking, i think both in terms of public opinion and morsi's own muslim brotherhood ideology which he definitely does have, they are sympathetic to hamas. they want to get the best terms possible. so for egypt it is a really interesting juggling act in being seen as trying to do the best they can by hamas while also maintaining their role as mediator and while also maintaining friend

it was fortunate enough there is only a few areas of egress out of the parking lot. we are able to lock it down and real quickly and identify most of the people we don't believe many people would have gotten out after the shooting. >> reporter: police found several weapons on scene. club 101 describes itself as marin's hottest nightclub. it plays latin, hip hop, and tech know music. there was another shooting back here in 2008. that shooting was fatal. he says half the last time this club had any serious problems. reporting live in san rafael lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:36. it won't be until next week when we get the final traffic numbers but the roads out there have already been dangerous since the beginning of the long holiday weekend. the chp reports two lake county men have died. they crashed into another vehicle on wednesday night in the town of clear lake oaks. three people in the other car including a 12-year-old santa rosa girl were hurt. that driver suffered critical injuries. the girl was air lifted to uc davis medical center. we're t

i mean one of the real problems was the egress out of the hospital being down that one staircase. and i will say i ran up the fair case at -- staircase at one point and it was emptied. the last person had gone out. i never been in an icu that was dark and somebody had just five minutes ago had a flashlight and there were signs of recent activity. so crumpled sheets, iv bags that were eerily hanging up on poles with the iv tubing running out but nobody on the other end. it reminds me of a detective movie where the pertraitor is and there's a cup of coffee and it's still warm, he was here a minute ago. i had that same feeling, they were here a minute ago but there was nobody there, it was ghostly quiet, it was eerie something i never seen before. >> rose: i have the impression thousands of mice used in research. >> i just spoke to dr. grossman again about an hour ago and he told me about, this is one of the real real problems that came out of this. about 20% of the rodents that were used in research there were lost. and this is a calamity for a lot of these researchers. so they're t