by my calculation, you have a 10 foot and -foot and 2, 11 -foot, whatever it is no less than three 10s. if you have a lot of windows you are going get a lot of light in there. i will probably make a motion. >> can we make an alternative suggestion which is the plans before you actually have stair pent houses on the roof and seven feet. 7 feet. that if you are looking to make a difference on the view, eliminating the pent houses will reduce the height. >> okay, that's what i'm going to propose. you will get rid of the pent houses you will have access to the outdoors, there is no height above the roof. you will have 39, 39, 37. that's what we would end up with? >> that's correct. >> that maybe two 2 feet additional off the building. all right. let me propose to something i will make a motion to approve work-cited -- with the design changed presented and specifically without making the motion too long the separation that have been spelled out between the different unit, different buildings and the separation at the end and the setback at the end. also i would like to make a condition that

and he normally has a 15 foot yard with the four foot easement and he has a 19 foot yard and the neighbor, to the northwest, also has a 20 foot yard, and the neighbor to the north has a 20 foot rear yard and all of the neighbors further up the street have 20-plus foot rear yards and the project sponsor wants to propose what was an eight foot rear yard and how do i get to eight feet? well, there is that out of 22, you are taking four feet, for the easement, and which you can't build on and now it belongs legally over and under and across to a neighbor behind the project sponsor. and so that four feet is gone. and then he is asking for seven feet of enroachment into the rear yard with respect to the neighbor to the north and so that is eleven feet gone and then he is adding three more feet of the rear yard projections for the elevators and decks and other things and so that is three more feet gone and now we are down to eight feet, and i think that he should consider the previous variance in 1990, which was lower in height, and at 26 foot, and 6 inches and it did not go back as far as into

good view corridor and some for location at the top which is okay for those going up the steps by foot and stopping to look, but for someone who is coming up telegraph hill boulevard by foot or car, that's where you are going to see the view as you glow before -- before the boulevard. that's a place to put it. i like the way that's been done. i like the fact that there is another cut on the west side and cuts the impact from fill bert street. we went over the construction plan a little bit. the views from pioneer park are not affected, they are going to be about the same as they are now. you have lots of trees there and to be able to really see anything to the east to the south, you really have to be high enough on the tower itself because there are lots of trees there and as you are ascending the trails you are looking at the structures that are presently there. i do agree with the speaker who said all the other structures as you come along telegraph hill boulevard are side by side, there is no view corridors on any of the others. those are the main thing, and i was happy to hear this

he landed on his foot. >> he broke it? >> as he lands, you see he takes it massively on his left foot and lands in a strange way. he continues down the tracks on one leg. he posted a picture. you can see it right here. >> oh! >> multiple dislocations and fractures of his foot and ankle. he broke his foot, finished the race, came second. so cool. >> hit that jump right. >> he might have won. >> wait until you see here. they are walking across a freeway, but people in these cars are leaving a protest. watch one of these soldiers charged with lipolicing duties. >> you expect somebody who is trying to s somebody t get moik. are you kidding? did you see that? he messed up the guy's windshield. somebody rushes over because he is so hurt. this guy is acting like he was really, really hurt. the driver is like, wait, what is going on here? they yanked him out of the car and arrested him. >> that's terrifying. >> this guy was leaving the protest. they've got all these guys trying to get this guy handcuffed. once they get him back on

talledriver about 40 feet was used to drive piles i-66 foot intervals -- at 66 foot intervals. went down 10-20 feet. the top for cut off and turned into cross pieces to support the pipe. on the first hundred miles of the route. no more piledriving would be necessary farther along. machine stretches, a raised about a mile a day. four feet wide and five feet deep, the machine was effective so long as it did not encounter hard rock. limestone called for other equipment. the most spectacular was the giant river. it was a 20 ton goliath. behind the river came arabs would wagon drills. they enjoyed setting off firecrackers. they were well instructed and safety precautions, however. when the charge was said, everybody was well behind the firing line. the broken rock was cleaned out by a backhoe was operator never complained about a lack of exercise. more than 2.5 million cubic yards of earth and rock would have to be moved before the project was done. phenomena of saudi arabia, a violent northwest wind across the open plains and over the dunes whipping up curtains of dust and sand. so

sift of appropriateness issued a certificate of appropriateness for this which went back to the 15 foot garage door opening as previously states the c of a submitted a building permit with the 18 foot garage door it was did understand it was appealed and tendon to the charley from then commissioner sugaya to go back to the landmarks board that's not been solved i don't see the decisions that authorizes the door of the width this was done without permit that so given those fangs i respectfully request the board denies this appeal that the denial of the permit for the 18 foot door will stand and we can go through the normal process and have them seek legal stun ution from 9 preservation commission in a various scenarios back to the original proposal or go back to what was a original powerful the 16 foot garage door. >> are you finished. >> so a question has the notice of violation been issued on the property at this point and a good question we've been waiting the outcome of this hearing. >> so the work is performed would the benefit of permit. >> but they came in and i was not able to se

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watch his left foot. >> oh, he landed on his foot! >> he broke it? >> as he lands, he takes a massive hit on his left foot. a really strange way. he continues down the rest of the track on one leg. he's poewed the pictures to his facebook. you can see it right here. multiple dislocations and fractures of his foot and ankle. hit that jump, broke his foot, finish the race in second. so cool. >> pretty good guess that this guy is not heading to mend the relationship. >> damn, what's [ bleep ] to you? >> the reports say that's his girlfriend's car. i would say ex-girlfriend at this moment. he's stabbing at the windshield with what i think is a screwdriver. smashing in the windshield. people behind the camera egging him on. >> break it! >> now he takes that screwdriver and goes to the paint. scraping along the paint, scratching something into the hood all apparently over a cheating girlfriend. >> you know what, if she's really mad at him, she could go to the po-po. he's lost it. he's lost it. the thing is you've just done it on camera. >> the most crimina

open our property. >> so we have an adding inspectors for the footings according to our dbi so moving the stairs to the other side if you look at the drawings the stairs our only exit door is open the bottom so i bring plywood out and that's 5 feet in front of that door we evaluated that idea but it won't work for us that's why the stairwell is on the other side did he get a little bit more time since we've had issues. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. sanchez, mr. duffy? >> commissioners on the this appeal when i reviewed the read the brief and saw language about a firewall the description was for a new deck i get into the plan in the package that was this afternoon and i looked at them and thought i better do a plan check when you build a new deck there's a requirement for firewalls they're not on the plan it was approved and the deck is not approved just this evening i've spoken to two senior plan checkers and there's a need for the firewalls they're required on property line to property line it will have to be modified to build this to code i let the permit holders know and the planner i

, 6 20 a foot, 750 a foot, 725 a foot, 590 a foot. that's not new building. that's existing building. we feel this compares favorably with other opportunities in the marketplace. [speaker not understood] the civic center operations are important as well. so, that's the bottom line that the loiena that's before you now. just want to remind you you're going to see a lot of me between now and the time that the doors open in late 2018. so, we'll have a number of trips. the next one coming up will be in the fall. we'll come to you with the purchase and sale agreement. that will be informed by that schematic design effort i mentioned. at that point we'll begin to commit additional fiscally -- fiscal objectly gaytions, but also begin to move forward with the ceqa process. this is all subject to ceqa's completion and analysis of options with respect to develop then we'll come back to you, you'll see it on your [speaker not understood]. that could be in the fall of 15, early 16. after ceqa approval, then we would return for ratification of the

another scheme, 6 units, 1700 square -square foot each. no parking, same view cord or at the top of the steps, three stories 3 stories on the steps as well. there is the massing view from the step and to reduce the height on the steps, the top could be pushed back as well and a massing view from the rear stepping down the hill to the west and to the south and again pretty much the same view at the top of the step. then finally a four 4-unit idea of basically same layout very similar to the first one showed with the three 3 units facing the steps and a fourth tucked behind below and again probably three 3 story each stepping down the steps and more massing diagram with a third option and the rear stepping down breaking up the mass towards the west and tles -- there is the view at the top of the fill bert step. there is a summary of dan that has the square footage total. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i'm mary lip yan of the planning committee. because this is flawed, this matter must be continued. the project advocate that it would

the proposed demolition is necessary to construct a five-story, approximately 58-foot-tall, multi-family residential development, composed of three separate buildings, totaling 273,743 gsf of residential uses. the proposed project would include a maximum of 338 residential units, ground-floor residential amenities, and a one-level 11-foot-tall underground parking garage, for a total of approximately 441,183 gsf of development on the project site. the project site is located in the urban mixed use umuu zoning district, and 58-x height and bulk district, within the central waterfront subarea of the eastern neighborhoods rezoning and area plan. the proposed project also includes two streetscape improvement variants, the hybrid and linear park streetscape plans and a third variant that includes a plaza/dog park. the draft eir concluded that the implementation of the proposed project would result in a project-level significant unavoidable impact to historic architectural resources. the 800 indiana street building is individually eligible for listing in the california register of historical re

the 93 foot sections were loaded onto the trailer.more pipe was scheduled to arrive over a period of many months. in all, the system would take 265,000 tons. additional facilities were unloading the pipe were constructed. an installation originally developed in the pacific northwest as a means of moving logs was adapted here for the first time to bring cargo ashore. there were two dozen of them in all extending and 700 foot integrals over a distance of three miles. from the towers, to strong cables were suspended from hooks or jacks. the cables were anchored. they were called skylines. pipes from freighters onto the deck could be carried swiftly to shore. the skyline served as overhead rails on which it could travel. approaching the tower -- it slowed down to a walk. between towers, it gained a maximum speed of 35 miles per hour. the skyline was self-propelled. it was equipped with a gasoline engine to run forward or backward. it told itself -- it pulled itself along by traction cables. with three machines running in tandem and taking

the 1 foot line. if i'm dylan thompson, i'm telling my guys, no holding penalty. no turnovers, no penalties. >> verne: what a terrific answer to georgia's opening drive. >> gary: and remember, south carolina goes shotgun in these situations. they shotgun it usually back. he's going to go under and sneak it. got it. >> verne: yes, he did. confirmation comes from the line judge on the near side. >> gary: a great answer as verne told you. touchdown, touchdown. the georgia defense had no answers. >> verne: another look. >> gary: cann got a good push. robinson got a good push. an easy call. >> verne: elliott fry is on to attempt the extra point. nine plays, 25 yards. that is the fourth 75-yard drive. >> gary: yeah. that leads to a lot of yards on offense. >> verne: holy cow! >> gary: you have four 75-yard drives. you have a good system going. steve spurrier is looking at his play chart and going, they're all working. >> verne: dylan thompson, he waited four long years to get his chance to be a starter. do

facilities i'm disturbed by the eir that talks about the construction of a 4 hundred foot tower will have an medical facilities only 7 feet away as i write this i've been disturbed by a noise of a modest reconstruction are there's been noisy jack hammer and crashing noise i debris is carted away and new hammering this is a small job a block away is it any wonder i worry about is bigger project 17 feet away now by about the impact of noise on the ill confined as they are to their rooms inviting i'm not assured by the language that the best possible construction techniques will be employed to mitigate those problems but my concerns don't end if god for bid this project is counterfeited that will have an impact on patient for years to come the eir doesn't look at the shadow and wind on those who's only view of the world will be a narrow view. reservations for a 2 hundred tower increases hazards to pedestrians are significant facts that can't be overlooked i believe the report should examine the alternates and mitigations or elements many of those problems >> thank you very much. >> than

he had meant to stab the ground next to his foot. but he ended up stabbing his foot.t stab this man. i mean, if i had a knife -- i would have stabbed him in the neck. i would have opened up an artery and let his ass bleed to death. there would have been nothing nobody could do about it. absolutely nothing. i am a murderer. stabbing someone in the foot and walking away is an insult to my talent for killing people. >>> coming up -- >> i'm trying to be able to go to the college courses in the school in the jail before i go home. and i take a fatherhood program. but they won't let me go. >> jermaine knight struggles to convince a skeptical deputy that his gang days are behind him. >>> and -- >> i've always thought about becoming like an exotic dancer. i finally got my body in shape now where i feel confident i could do it. >>> a new jersey man was arrested at the white house after he drove through a barricaded area. that comes less than 42 hours after an iraq war vet jumped through the fence and ran to the front door. >>> in california, fire officials are trying to see ho

and he is the model and i think that we have to train anyone on how to work a foot beat, now that joe is a commander he can send him to alvarez, and in the wharf we have john, and we have kevin, and we just added wo rel to the beat to be sure that we have daily coverage and in union square, we have tom, and who is the senior most officer at central station for 35 years in the department and we have good news to talk about the union square in a moment. in china town we are doing a lot of work and it has been a great four months and it has been a busy four months and our message to the community has been personal safety, in light of some home invasion, robberies and we had three in august and one in late july and the pedestrian safety and the chief spoke about miss len who lost her life last saturday. and language access is very big for me and making sure that we provide language access by the officers who speak the language, or do our language line or interpreters. and we are rolling out a new program called the china town safety program, this is something that in partnership, with ros

the property is 70 feet i measured it, from lot line to lot line, there is no way, 30 foot building could cast a shadow and light issues to a four story building 70 feet across the street, there are 7 buildings across the street, his is 30 feet or three stories above grade and he is not breaking any rules, and he is staying within the guidelines. and what this issue is really about, and i am surprised that the neighbors don't know it if you could turn this on is the dr requestor, has a roof deck on that garage, on ash bury, and that view, which is lovely is going to be partially taken away, and everybody on this street, probably has been on this roof deck and this is what it is, saving a view and taking a young family and telling them that their house is not going to be built, so that view can be taken. i recommend that the commission let this project go forward and deny the dr thank you. >> thank you. >> is there additional public comment? >> good afternoon commissioners and president wu, on the last hearing for the 1155 ash bury, i spoke about what a view that collapse of the process th

foote thanks for being here and coming forward.your courage because all of us on this committee are united to care for veterans to make sure they have the access. so we introduced the whistle-blower protection act that was in place for years but will hopefully be made better for future whistle-blowers. so it is a number that people can call it goes directly to the secretary in hopes there is no retaliation. this committee is committed to access for care for the veteran san there was a bipartisan conference committee appointed in the summer. we passed the veterans access accountability act of 2014 of primary piece is the new choice card that allows veterans who live more than 40 miles from fisa v.a. facility or who have had to wait 30 days to schedule an appointment to go to their local provider and i was concerned when you said you did not know how many people on the wait list had the knowledge they could go to the aside provider. to think that choice card going out in november to get that option would help to improve that? give me

to say, per square foot number and that triggers a $10 per square foot has to go towards improvements of the building. it would seem like we have something pretty set so it's not arbitrator. it would seem that can we say a calculation is made per square foot gets more in rent and therefore 15 percent or 25 percent of that goes towards maintaining the building. i would like to see something very concrete like that. >> in response to that, adding percentages like that to the code we find tricky because they require updating on a regular basis and we know our code continues to grow rather than get up dated. as commissioner john said every case is unique. if there is a way to allow the decision makers to allow what the appropriate investment is and that would provide the flexibility that we need to implement that. the zoning administrator is here and he can present some advice to you on how that code can be utilized. >> even that example, we are bringing back a visual aspects versus a structural aspects in that case. if the zoning administrator wants to speak, no, you are good? okay. >> i

it's the 800-foot off storage that they built years ago. there was a item -- i saw metropolitan announced that the system wide storage was down substantially. they still have a fair amount left but they're probably in pretty good shape. i say pretty good because we're in pretty good shape and other places in the state are less so but that is because we made heavy investments to get there. >> okay. my other question is what happened to the joint effort to look into a desal plan? >> we have been working with the other bay area agencies, about five of them looking at that and we've generated material. we're trying to determine that work and we have many opportunities to improve our regional reliability. so you may recall we brought principles of agreement looking forward at a different array of different projects and some would benefit a sub set of us and some would benefit all of us. for example, we are looking at a desalination proprotect that alameda county has on line where they can put that water into our system directly for a very minima

namely between work shifts in the early morning hours of august 27 a 65-foot length of tunnel lining buckled at a location 8200 feet down stream of the alameda westportal of the tunnel and where in flows were very high and pressures are very high, and it's a very deep portion of the tunnel below a mountain. as can be seen on the photo on the left, the left-hand side of the steel lining of the tunnel actually buckled into the tunnel several feet and this is a view looking upstream towards the east. the photo on the right is a view of that same buckle from the opposite direction which shows the damage steel liner and broken weld with groundwater actually poring into the tunnel. now although this is a serious and unfortunate occurrence that impacts the current construction schedule i think it's helpful to put in perspective this is 65 feet of over 18,000 feet of tunnel liner that has been completed which represents less than 1/3 of 1% of the total length of more than three and a half miles of new tunnel alignment that has been completed. as we speak the protect team clb the contractor a