where he wants to do it, there's absolutely no foot traffic. if you were driving by, you wouldn't even know he was there. so i just -- as a merchant, there's absolutely no way he would make it, i guarantee it. also, we have two massage parlors, full massage parlors in our corridor and our corridor is only 12 blocks long. we also have six nail is a loans. i went and investigated on the nail is a loans. they also do foot massages and they also will massage you with your clothes on. so i don't -- i mean, he's got a lot of competition. the corridor really doesn't need another one. and i have nothing against the man. i don't know the guy. i want everybody to open up a business and make it. but the excelsior doesn't want to be known as a massage parlor corridor. i mean, we have enough already. and move on and let's get some new businesses out there to succeed and like the lady said, where he's opening up, office buildings, most real estate, insurance, something of that nature where you don't need the foot traffic. if he's hurting in the idaho mall he

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the three-foot setback at the front is small by some measure. my setback is the second smallest at 6 1/2 feet. you actually have the proposed third story above the garage, the residential design alleghenies actually recommend that -- guidelines recommend that be 15 feet from the front and articulates at the front. that is not the case and the subject property is taller than my property. it sits down slope. then with respect to the rear s setback requirement, mr. ionin showed you the shaded area but it is already built into the rear set pwbg. it is existing. so, if the proposal is accepted, 60% of the rear setback requirement will be eliminated. so, taking away all the open space right next to the presidio and scenic street in a neighborhood where there is open space and all the neighbors have a lot of open space and they comply with the setback requirements and it is inconsistent with the master plan. there is a window with the direct site line into my bedr m bedroom. there is a closed in feeling that was not there before on my property. there i

. >> as far as the foot beat, i generally speak citywide, all 10 district stations have foot beats. in the northern district, we have run some permanent foot beats. we run our violence reduction foot beats as well for public housing. we have the continuity of the same patrol officers in the same sectors that are required as part of their driving the to to walk along lowerhaight and japantown area. right now, i don't have the resources to devote a foot be to those areas. again, we run a lot of foot beats a citywide every day. on the numbers in front of me -- in the northern district every day, we run no less than six. i agree. it is a great interaction that the officer does have with the residents and the merchants of the community. you cannot beat it. i get out and walk. i really cherish that time that i am out there. it is invaluable. it is a win-win for all of us. there are positive relations between all of us. again, as staffing allows, we will increase the foot beats a citywide. in the northern district, we run no less than six. that is replicated citywide. >> in my first meetin

surprised how many people have pelts and foot problems.hey tend to be very well educated. and high disposable income. so as far as a retailer and consumer base, it's one of best ones out there. >> really? >> yeah. >> so it's the ivy leaguers going for the backyard yeti sculpture? >> i don't know if ivy leaguer is the right word but it's certainly people who have high disposable income. >> the company began in 1990 when phones on planes were a new rage. in those days, if you ordered something midflight, sky mall would have it waiting at baggage claim. which turned out to be a horrible idea. >> they loved the idea of shoch during their downtime on the plane. but, you know, who need ace set of patio furniture at baggage claim? >> these days, they ship the stuff directly to customers who mostly order from the ground and/or the internet. >> monday mornings, we see a nice strong peak. ironical ironically, when folks go to work. >> how about when bars close? >> things remain a little quiet for us. >> the sky mall team tries to keep them happy by

this is a 54-foot building because parapets stick out. what you have here is value judgment in this neg dec on page 73 that sets it's not important for the standards to apply in san francisco. this is a recreation facility. it is the only outdoor swimming pool -- the only public outdoor swimming pool, the only rec sent we are a public outdoor swimming pool in the entire city. it has a neighborhood that really uses these facilities. this is the mission center and it serves a low income neighborhood and i really disagree that you can make the conclusions that you are being asked to on page 73. you do not have to go to a full e.i.r. if you don't like this. you can send it pack and tell the staff to do the shadow anl snis this study without these value -- analysis in this study without these analyses and complying with the prop k in the sense it's under 40 feet. i will be back on the main case to tell you the factors that pervades this is people were looking at this in light of the rec park that made the prop k determination four years ago an

and the project size currently trends zoning district in a 55-foot high district. and the project seeks approval of findings regarding shadow impacts to a public mark in this case the mission playground per planning code section 295. the problem was the applicable requirements to planning code is consistent with objectives and policies of the general plan that complies with the first source hiring program and the project provides 18 three-bedroom dwelling units to the city's family housing stock. it voluntarily provides two car share spaces where none are required. the project minimizes the vehicular access for below-grade garage to approximately 12% of the frontage, well below the requirement of the 1/3 the width of the building. it will convert an underused site into a productive mixed-use development with street trees upgrades and ground floor commercial spaces or active uses that have ceiling height, transparent windows and attractive street facade design and will not create adverse shadow impacts for the playground. the project design is consistent with and re

every square foot. that is a recorded document. i think he said it was not a record and document and that they did not have to worry about it. it is a recorded document. if you read this document, that has been a concern from day one. that is back when it was constructed. the concern was this 19 dozen square foot sort of orphan parcel, if you're going to build something bigger year sought cutbacks -- something bigger here, you have got to set it back. i do not think the 1967 agreement has been satisfactorily addressed. i do not think they can ignore it. " i hope you understand the issue with the setbacks. i am happy to answer any questions. commissioner peterson: no one is saying that builders are optimistic, but i wonder why you want this about? we do what you want this about? you would rather have a taller building but more of a setback? it may be set back by 3 feet. >> we appreciate that apparently they are making efforts to reduce the encroachment, but i would answer that a couple of ways. number on

of arm function or can't reach that high, they can hit it with a foot plate.we are finding that more people prefer to kick them than use foot plates on them. people that play soccer, especially during world cup they were very popular things to kick. delivery people use them a lot of time to kick. it's a lot easier than using the buttons in the elevator. same idea as this, just a larger button you can hit to open the door. >> they are very well received in san francisco. people actually -- we consider this to be equivalent to full access. this is not like an alternate, you need special approval, this actually provides us with what we think is almost the same as full access. >> they are also really useful if you have a really heavy door. sometimes in these really beautiful buildings you have steel and glass and the pressure required to operate the door is more than 20 pounds. a power door operator can help you get that door open when you have a really heavy door. >> how much does one of these cost to install? . >> about three and a half thousand dollars. >> ther

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these exhibits, osha rules require 25-foot extension ladder and 1 foot of the distance from the wall for every 4 feet of height. to maintain my gutters and pipes, the required distance from the property setback for the latter. it this picture shows at the 20- foot ladder against the building in proper position and where the new building should be, set back 6 feet from our building. this picture shows where the proposed building would be, as indicated by the red outline and the shaded area on the left side. and these exhibits show the tape measure 6 feet from the building. these are the details describing the 1930 boom left, often described as a cherry picker, which could be employed instead of a ladder. it would require less space than a letter but would cost $10,000. -- it would require less space than a ladder, but would cost him does not less. we do not done a cherry picker, but we are open to donations. these pictures show the gas meter and fire sprinkler service, which sits near the front part of the setback property along the length of our building. our sprinkler requires perio

they knew every foot of sidewalk or st. they could close would reduce the number of pedestrians and civilians exposed. the suspect turned toward them with gun in hand. lt. parra and sergeant gordon were no more than 5 feet from the man. both had that split-second to realize that they were on the brink of using deadly force with all of its consequences. once again, the officers ordered the suspect to drop his gun. staring down officers, the suspect raised the gun and then tossed it to the ground. lt. parra and sergeant gordon maintained control of the scene. they directed the subjects -- suspect to the ground and directed him away from the gun, handcuffing him. they also rendered aid to the victim in an attempt to save his life. they turned their attention to isolating other potential suspects. they directed the arriving units to secure the suspect, perimeter, murder weapon, to locate witnesses, they ran a textbook investigation and follow-up. we are tremendously fortunate that these two officers were on that street that nig

the 9 foot yard, in which the stairs go around. there is 4 foot 6 inches at the rear, and this is probably 3-4 feet to the property line. it would be constructed. the building which was built, completed in 2000, occupies nearly the entire front lot and would leave a 5 foot rear set back. commissioner fung: okay, so when they did the new buildings and it satisfied the rear yard requirement so that the existing bungalow wound up being nonconforming use at that point? >> well, that building would have been non complying at that time, as well, because of publication on the property. even if we were to have had the lot here, even if we had presumed that the frontage on newman, it would still be substandard if this was the rear property line. this was noncompliant at that time, existing, and they wanted to build this structure at the front, it met the rear yard requirements in that this is the front of the property, this is the rear, maintaining 45% of rear yard,

they knew every foot of sidewalk or st. they could close would reduce the number of pedestrians and civilians exposed.

well, that's little foot.oreground, but beyond that apparently -- see there lurking in the background. this woman says that she took cell phone video and when she got home, she saw it on her computer, and lo and behold, there was b.f. >> that is in washington state. you know what i'd be doing, i'd be running. i wouldn't be filming any of that. >> she said she didn't see it until she got home, so back in the safety of her own home. >> to that eerie theme music. >> right? that was good. >> good morning, america. i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i am dan abrams in for dan harris this morning. it's sunday, may 29th. we hope you're enjoying your holiday weekend so far. and get ready for it to get even better because emeril is in the house and on the grill this morning. he'll be showing us some of his summer barbecue favorites. >> cannot wait for that. you take emeril on, but coming up, we are going to begin with the canadian couple who sparked a firestorm of controversy because they're keeping their 4-month-old baby's

there is no foot traffic on the bay bridge. nothing to worry about there. on the golden gate bridge, bike and foot traffic is restricted to east sidewalk and that may make for crowding and short tempers. that story is coming up in a little bit. >>> listen to this. san jose police believe teenager drunk driving toppled nine of the big wooden utility poles in san jose. it happened after 2:00 on sunday morning along hillsdale avenue. i have triggered phone outages in the area. crews spent the day repairing the damage. they arrested 18-year-old diego reyes on suspension of felony drunk driving. his 17-year-old passenger suffered minor injuries in the wreck. >>> high-speed rail officials in california are getting tips from representatives in spain which is home to the second largest high-speed rail system in the world. the california high-speed rail authority is expected to enter into an agreement with spain on thursday to share information on best practices for creating a high-speed railway. others say the plan is a waste of time and money. >> nothing subtle ab

they knew every foot of sidewalk or st. they could close would reduce the number of pedestrians and civilians exposed. the suspect turned toward them with gun in hand. lt. parra and sergeant gordon were no more than 5 feet from the man. both had that split-second to realize that they were on the brink of using deadly force with all of its consequences. once again, the officerde

a 3-foot-high, 90-foot-long retaining wall of sandbags was simply outmatched by the mighty mississippi. as the teachers started repairs on the ground floor, upstairs classes went on as planned. >> i felt like we were spared. i feel like we were prepared, we made the right moves. and just a lot of prayers were answered, too. >> reporter: in some respects it's a tale of two cities in memphis. iconic landmarks like graceland, the lorraine motel, and the blues clubs on beale street are untouched. yet several hundred homes are likely a total loss beneath this muddy soup, leaving dozens of families homeless. maria belanos, a few weeks from giving birth to her fourth child. she and her children are staying in a shelter. it's not where she wants to bring a newborn. she told me, "i don't know what i'm going to do." as the river moves south, mississippi and louisiana are in its crosshairs. >> we're at the head of the delta. it's those folks down below, you know, is will the levee hold? >> reporter: a flood-weary memphis is relieved the worst for them at least is over. janet shamlian, nbc news, m

so we provide a service called acupressure and foot massage. the function of those techniques are relax tension of the stress. acupressure and massage penetrates deep into the tissue of the body. this is taking massage and heat wisely, to help the body's own natural relieving process to relieve pain. this helps many people obtain pain-free lifestyle. right now the store we're going to open is 700 square feet. we will utilize four massage chairs and two massage tables in open setting. in front of the store we have a big, glass window. if people pass by the store, they can watch from the outside. our clients are not required to take their clothes off and we don't use oil when we are massaging for the client. so i'm really excited because i'm one step closer to starting massage service with my family and in the community in which i live. i hope our service can help people have a stress free and productive life. i want to this you for consideration in my business. thank you very much. president olague: thank you. i will open it up for public commen

under the proposed lease, the asi anna airlines would pay a rental rate of $it 2 per square foot for a total of $800,000. as the budget analyst report it is a rent reduction of approximately $94,000 a year. we saw a similar rent reduction when the committee approved our cargo lease with china airlines. we'll see this as things come before you where at the end of a few 10-year leases, particularly with some of our cargo tenants and the cargo market is substantially different. much smaller than it was a year ago. so the new lower rental rate is the result of a negotiation between airport staff and the airlines. and we feel that it is a fair market rate. supervisor chu: ok. let's go to the budget analyst report. >> madam chair, members of the committee, debra newman. as she indicated and as shown in our report on page 4, table 2, the current lease with asi anna airlines is at a rate -- asiana airlines it is a result the $943,146 per year under the new lease. although the square footage would remain the same, the rental rate per square foot will go down to $21.40 so there will be a total

so you come up against the wall, you put your foot around and you do that. and then we unloaded our packs piece by piece and then handed each piece across so that then we could set our camp on the ledge and in the morning, we continued down the face lowering our packs until you get down to the next level. and the next level falls out from itself. the ground constantly opening up. you can feel the wind and the water opening the earth as if there was no bottom to this, constantly finding the next route it take you from ledge to ledge to ledge, down through cracks and narrows, chimneys leading down step by step. until you get to this arch. it's a small arch, it's only about this tall. the photograph is a little -- well, size, scale dimension, they all kind of leave out there. right inside of this arch way there is a bunch of broken pottery so you know this was a used route a thousand years ago. and the arch leads down into a canyon that opens up and you go up a side canyon into this little alcove where a piece of the ceiling has fallen just slightly. and i foun

. >> even if you miss by 18 inches or a foot. >> you misby 18 inches or a foot. now we come to the section of the code where there are some potential ways to solve problems. if you misby 18 inches we will figure something out. i think we and our new director and our take is let's solve problems like that. not everybody thinks that way, unfortunately. i have to say. it's easier in the government world to say, it's not there so therefore, it's wrong, resubmit it and make it right. i don't like that approach. i like to figure out a way -- may be we can provide an alternative safety measure, another sprinkler head or something. >> as you say if it's a foot and we get turned down at the counter or by the plan checker what would you suggest would be our next step? >> okay. it's clear your next step is to speak to the senior plan checker or inspector the chief inspector or the director of the department because they have more experience and knowledge are much more able and willing to accept equivalencieequivalen. >> some say they don't want to do it because the plan che

about 12-foot, 12 to 14-foot right here. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers opened the flood gates on saturday on the mississippi. thousands of acres inside the spillway are already flooded and water will soon start showing up here outside the store leslie bay hem's father owns. >> just trying to get as much out as we can. >> reporter: with the evacuation order looming they are doing what they can to protect their property before the flood gets here. >> this is a very poor community, the people who live here are not wealthy. >> reporter: by tuesday these homes and everything else in a 3,000 square mile area will be floodd. water depth will range from 6 to 30 feet. they want to sacrifice certain areas to even the floodwaters from flowing into baton rouge and new orleans. it is working. river levels are dropping. this is the first time the flood gate has been opened in nearly 30 years. but the people new it could come. >> it's my problem, i have to deal with it. >> reporter: they say they plan to return and rebuild. >> today another two floodgates were opened, that makes a total of 4

that is why it is called spread footing. as the soil types get more and more difficult, we start looking at social foundations that may still be spread. a spread type foundation such as a mac. -- such as a mat. it is a blob of concrete that is the enough so that if it tries to move, it moves as a unit as opposed to individual footings. eventually, as you move closer and closer to the shoreline, where you cannot get economically justified basement, we use piles. those are the most expensive, where we drive -- the old days, again, we used to take trees, turn them upside down and drive them until they stop. with concrete, we went to circular piles, then square piles. now we have all overcast and micro piles, numerous file types that can be tailored through the actual conditions that exist at the site. this particular case, they're making an excavation in the rock. there are some parts of san francisco where the rock is shallow. they go down and grab the rocked, and they put them at foundation on the rock and they can build 60-s

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the living room, as well as the other rooms in the house, have 13-foot-high ceilings and 10-inch-wide white oak flooring. i love how the posh concrete floors cascade down to the wood and one of the steps extends to form a hearth for the fireplace. as the kitchen seems to be where everyone ends up these days, we designed it to be a comfortable place to hang. grounding the kitchen is this 20-foot-long stainless steel and wingay wood island and two massive side-by-side all refrigerator units. the formal dining room is immediately adjacent to the kitchen. upstairs are the primary sleeping quarters. occupying the entire second story rear elevation is a 2,100-square-foot master suite comprised of a light-filled sitting room and a generously sized master bedroom. both rooms overlook the rooftop garden, rear yard and panoramic views. it's unusual to find a modern home on such a large lot. here we have an acre and a half of land, so we wanted to accentuate the indoor-outdoor flow. the backyard has a lot to offer, from the louise bargawn-inspired waterfall to the two fireplaces within the steel

and so they can come in and say, i want an electrical outlet right there where your foot is. and they can open up this plate, run a wire down a sleeve, drill a hole where you're standing, and pop utd a wire -- up a wire, and never go down to the tenant below. they're called monuments. well, here's one. here is a monument. here they are. when they're done and the tenant moves out, they fill these in. at one time, there was a power plug here. and this is where people want to have buildings with the ultimate flexibility. but there's a premium to that. >> there is, yes. >> and there's tradeoffs. you can either pay now or pay later. >> that's right. imagine drilling, going underneath a floor drilling a hole and bringing up a pipe for every single outlet. >> and it all has to be in conduit. you've got to pop the ceiling down and run this. >> whereas a beautiful space,. >> hard wood ceilings. >> how about the electronics, wiring? >> electronic and low voltage wiring and all the other. >> all the wiring is in the core. we're not going to be loued to go in there -- allowed to go in th

we sent notices to people within 300-foot radius of the project site and if you look at the package that i submitted, exhibit a. has copies of the invitations we sent as well as a sign-in sheet of people who came to the meetings. we presented the project and you have their support letter in the exhibit. and we also presented the project to the hill neighborhood association and their support leter is exhibit c and they state in part that "it is the view of the supporting members that this project has been designed and developed with mindfulness to work with the community and the surrounding buildings." and further, that it is the our hope that the planning commission will approve the project on may 26, 2011. so the last item i want to mention in terms of neighborhood outreach and support in exhibit d, there are over 30 letters with support from some of the neighbors that includes the residents as well as businesses. it is hard to get people to come to the hearings especially when they don't have any objections or are supportive of the project, but i hope you consider the outreach that we