. >> that is a spiral stair case for egress. >> the fire department doesn't allow those for egress. is that an ornamental idea of yours -- >> perhaps we should ask mr. washington about that and circular stairs are not permitted anymore. >> i'm not an expert on the -- >> we had that before and remember the instructions at that time and somebody else tried to do it -- >> do you know what year that was? was it this past year perhaps? because they do change the code. >> 2010 that the city ask county of san francisco adopted the universal business code and changed some of the local code requirements. >> i could not definitely say. however, i am concerned that the element adds something they am not comfortable. i have a question -- i have a question for mr. [inaudible]. would you please confirm that the applicant owns both 1587 and 1589. >> thank you for asking that question. i didn't have a chance to speak to that. ms. woo doesn't own the building to the north. her folks own that now. the idea is get them under one roof. her sister's family will move to the building to the north. in cons

it was just a question of ingress and egress. at this point the closest store to our truck location is 290 feet away. you have to cross a public street to get to a starbucks. yes, it's been 300', but as mr. kwong will tell you, it's just a factor that may be considered by dpw. there are lots of other factors that could be considered, including the fact that starbucks is a gigantic name-brand that people will go to no matter what. they have wi-fi and sell a full menu. in terms of like foods as my client has mentioned he make his living only with the sale of espresso drinks and coffee. if you look at the guidelines and this is what the city policy he was relying on when he submitted his application says that a coffee cart should not be considered like a diner. all of the people who have been speaking except for starbucks, which isn't here have said that they are operate full-day menus and dpw's stance in this and consistent application of the guidelines has to been to look at totality of the menu. we're merely asking for consistent

we have -- we show the egress exits on the side of course we'll be looking to reduce some of the egress on the expansion projects. and this slide would talk about how we will be able to maintain operations at moscone while we're doing the expansion. the first step that you see there would be to provide connectivity from south moscone to the ball room at the esplanade. what this would do is it would allow us to be able to demolish the front third of the esplanade building and build a four-story building there. there will be three levels of meeting rooms and a ball room on top. that is essentially a fourth moscone convention center. what would allow us to be able to hold conventions at the howard street building while moving on to the next step of three -- improving the south moscone and step 4, the north moscone. so, it will act as a swing space for the three next steps. the cost of the project is 500 million. the project budget is 500 million. we are anticipating about 3 88 in pre-construction demolition and construction and about 112 million in [speaker not understood] architectural en

it was just a question of ingress and egress. at this point the closest store to our truck location is 290 feet away. you have to cross a public street to get to a starbucks. yes, it's been 300', but as mr. kwong will tell you, it's just a factor that may be considered by dpw. there are lots of other factors that could be considered, including the fact that starbucks is a gigantic name-brand that people will go to no matter what. they have wi-fi and sell a full menu. in terms of like foods as my client has mentioned he make his living only with the sale of espresso drinks and coffee. if you look at the guidelines and this

evacuation chairs in that project as well to make sure every floor was served with safe emergency egression. and last of all another key project is mary helen rogers a new facility that opened at 701 golden gate. some highlights from our ada transition plan work. this is the work that is done by john paul scott include the completion of several health care centers including sunset mental health, potrero hill and curry health centers. and maxine hall health clinic is currently under design and will be moving into construction very soon. we'll be starting work soon on barrier removal work at the san francisco generate hospital in the emergency room area, clinic and patient restrooms. and bibeding 89d at san francisco general hospital got a makeover at the parking lot. most important we're moving forward with the el elevator modernization project. it's going to be providing redundance amongst the three elevators in case one has to be taken out of service for repairs. the lethalon of honor underwent a makeover. golden gate park repaved manufacture their multi-use roads. and we finished the acce

and i want to deal with the ingress and egress of people moving on 2nd street. 2nd street is 15' of saluki on either side. and as the parties showed there is lots of room. well, there isn't lots of room. >> can you refer to the overhead? >> you will see people standing for this food truck and they are 9' or more of the sidewalk occupied by those people. that means there is 6' left for two-way traffic to go. i recently went to the bank and the truck was there, and we were crushed trying to get into the bank. that is one area of real concern to me. the second area i have with concern on 2nd street between market and mission, there is only two metered parking places. everything else is yellow zoned and red-zone. so where is the normal people who may want to go to the other stores on the street going to park? you are issuing permits for trucks, that are occupying parking spaces for business. another thing that bothers me, the trucks are giving the food out, so no one is saying it's a restaurant. the city is not getting any sales tax. we pay sales tax to the city. you are losing. we're geting i

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.

there is very little foot traffic on this part of bartlett street and fantastic egress. as you can see we've always had a crush of automobiles on this street even with the two bart stations. even though we have the muni lines. please provide them with the .75 parking. there aren't very many places that we can find parking in the mission district. this is an ideal place for it. so, thank you for that consideration. >> thank you. calling two more speakers. sam ruez, azaria anya. >>> hi, i'm with the mission language and vocational school. when azaria and i stepped in, i thought she was [speaker not understood], apparently she is not. there she is. you want to come up? >>> good afternoon, commissioners, commissioner antonini, so nice to be here before you this afternoon. first of all, i want to thank you for your work. i am a former commissioner for the school board and also redevelopment. so, i know what you go through in every one of these meeting. but this afternoon i am here to ask you for your support of the new mission theater that is going to be an excellent addition

that dealing with the animal welfare act as it was written, the usda was concerned about ingress and egressts because in their zoos and circuses, obviously, where those animals are located, there is a substantial problem should those animals vacate the premise that they're located on. but having domesticated cats, they wanted to have that same regulation apply to us. and basically wanted us to put their cats on leashes or to confine them to cages at the end of business, at the end of the day. >> jamie: i understand there's a higher fence now just in case, but my last question is if there's 45 cats now, are these cats reproducing, going to be a hundred in due time? >> no, ma'am, our cats are spayed and neutered to the point of only having a few that are able to carry on the polydactile line that hemmingway was given by captain dexter. >> jamie: there's a lot of history where the original cat is concerned. thanks for telling us the story. quite interesting and see if it goes all the way up to the supreme court. >> thank you for your interest in our story. >> jamie: absolutely. rick. >> rick:

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it was a little striking earlier how close she was to this means of egress from the crime scene fromy believe the perpetrator is. a neighbor talked to liz ant described the suspect as a vie re lent man who threatened the neighborhood children before. they need a wider perimeter when they suspect something might happen and they don't want the cameras closer. we will bring you more as we get it. >> we are going to see a president of the united states use his executive powers as much as he is allowed under federal law and under the constitution and in a more aggressive way. you will see the president use executive powers within the constitutional legal authority. i think much of the progressive agenda needs to be driven that way. >> those comments raising concerns of a potential power grab by the executive branch. it's a presidential control the approach. it could arguably go against the bipartisan spirit the president mentioned so often or does it. joining me on the panel is vice presidential nominee jack kemp and talk news service correspondent. political ad viseor to new jersey senat

i'm not sure -- >> means of e egress. >> i don't think you need it. the stair is a deck rattive element and by code i don't think you need. >> it's not necessary by code. it's explained. it's also a convenience for a person that maybe in the rear to have access to the rear beyond. >> given the project has other issues i suggest that the stairs basically nixed. >> are we taking dr and eliminating -- >> (inaudible). >> i don't know. what's the desire of the commission? >> i don't think we should get into that. >> yeah. i don't think -- >> if it's illegal it's illegal and we will have staff verify but i don't think we should get into that material. >> the motion stands. >> there say motion to not take dr and there is a second. shall i call the question? >> please. >> commissioner antonini. >> aye. >> commissioner hillis. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> no. >> commissioner sugaya. >> aye. >> commissioner president fong. >> aye. >> so moved commissioners four to one with commissioner moore against. that puts you under general public comment. i have no sp