this is the fulton grocery store special district for the code. again, it's requested of 555 fulton street to demolish the existing building on the site for the 0 ground floor grocery store. this was proofed for the entitlements to extend the project with the uses that were originally proofed or it was proofed for the grocery store use at the site. it extraordinary under the sunset date in april of last year. therefore the estimation it necessary. at that time the commission recommended the estimation as well as other amendments. just to recap the commission did recommend the formula retail for the affordability of the pursuit line for the attempt that might have the space and striking the cap for the non-tenants which is limited to 3 thousand secret. those are a not up for consideration today. with respect to the signage restrictions that strooed mentioned i will like to read into the record this is on page 3 and it would start as sub item 5. for the article 6 stipulate it to be limited. window signs. the total area of all window signs shall not

>>commissioner hisashi sugaya: yeah, on the fulton street. what did they vote on exactly?> this is ordinance that would enable the development from 2010. this commission had approved a previous ordinance at 2010. that expired after 5 years. this year you included the formula retail. that part has not been added. it would enable the development at the grocery store to move forward at that site. >> it's to provide affordable. >> that is correct. >> secondly, in terms of the boxes are sf puc exempted from having to provide locations and size and whatever calculations for the boxes that control the intersection? >> i can look into that. i'm not that familiar with that. >> the ones on bush street are 5 feet high, 4-foot wide and maybe 2 feet deep. i'm assuming the at&t boxes are no bigger than that? >> they are actually larger and horizontal on the ground. we can check the details. i believe those were approved like the at&t boxes, they were approved as a group, as a whole like when the at&t boxes had their environmental review. >> it's not a big thing. >> it's a good question.

yesterday at 6:00 p.m., fulton county had six children on buses or in their schools..m., it was down to 5,000 children that were either on buses or in schools. this morning, there are no children on buses and about 2000 of the fulton county school systems that are still in their schools. now, what has occurred to be able to make that dramatic reduction, is that they have been prioritized in terms of public safety personnel, primari primarily our state troopers and our national guard. now, those children that are in those schools who we are hoping will be transported as soon as possible back to their homes. we are having the national guard and state troopers working. the national guard will provide lead vehicles as the school buses make their routes to return those children back to their homes. in the atlanta public school system, last evening, they had about 1500 children that were either with them or on buses. by 9:00 p.m., it was down to 1,000. this morning, there are only about 400. here again, state troopers and national guard. will be escorting those children bac

it lately so you might want to consider what happened to safe way and hopefully it won't happen to fulton street and on the record i'd like to make a prediction there's going to be a failure near city college. according to my research the tenant is a miss match for that neighborhood and sufbl that won't work and we'll have two projects on ocean where both will fail so let's not let that happen on fulton street. also since we're on the subject of special use district i'd like to propose why candle stick can't be torn counsel and used for homeless services veterans housing and also for nonprofit offices. i think those 3 uses will definitely proof the area we don't need any more high-class shopping at hunters point >> any additional any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. sfrooed proposed the amendments their amendments are adapted. any additional questions or comments. okay. we'll need to motion to continue the item for one week and we'll tack that without objection. madam clerk, call item 3 >> item 3 is a resolution authorizing the city and county special district to lev

the site is surround by trees and bounded by fulton to the north. the proposed wall facilities within golden gate park will replace rec and park irrigation windshields and as such, they don't - the windshields will occupy the same windshields. the south windmill replacement facility is within the site of the former richard treatment plant that was largely removed in 1996. the proposed lake merced will not effect the visiting because they will have the voibltd from the road which is lake merced. and it will have green roof. the property lake merced site will not adversely effect the lake merced resources that is located in an area that doesn't provide any raeblg use next to the existing pimp station. it who access any local trails or docks. staff received two calls from the neighbors regarding the project neither of which expressed on a opinion only interests. you must - as part of the approval you must adapt the sequa finding related to the eir and there's a jeopardy plan referral motion included and lastly a coastal permit motion was attached the e

this is the fulton grocery store special district for the code. again, it's requested of 555 fulton street to demolish the existing building on the site for the

but all of us agree that the 555 fulton street parcel needs to be development. today's legislation allows for the process to complete while we complete our work on the other details. i know the hayes valley neighborhood association has recently expressed an objection to this legislative approach. this just came to me today and unfortunately it came out of a bit of a surprise. the letter from saturday says we would like to see a supermarket that hires locally and engaged a community emphasizing fresh and local foods and affordable to all neighbors. i completely agree with this. this is exactly what we are working on and nothing on today's legislation impedes from achieving that goal. the legislation is back for a second reading today because last week the committee added some signage regulations suggested by the planning department. colleagues i would appreciate your support and rogers is here from the planning department to answer any questions as well. supervisor scott weiner: thank you, supervisor breed. i believe we did get a presentation. unless there are qu

but all of us agree that the 555 full fulton parcel needs to be developed. today's process allows us to proceed while we complete the work on details. we know it's recently sent you a letter to objecting this approach and this came as a bit of a surprise to me on a letter saturday said we would like to see a supermarket that hires locally that engaged in a community and emphasizes fresh local foods affordable to our neighbors. i completely agree that is exactly what we are working on and nothing in legislation impedes us from achieving that goal. this legislation is here today and was approved in the land use committee yesterday and i would appreciate your support today. thank you. president david chiu: thank you, colleagues can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item passes. next item 17. multifamily housing revenue bonds 227-227 west point road not to exceed $45 million. presidenda

last night at midnight, fulton county schools had 99 school buses with children on the roads. it was down to 45 buses, and by this morning, there are zero buses on the roads for the fulton county school system with children on them. yesterday, at 6:00 p.m., fulton county schools had about 25,000 children who were either on buses or in their schools, various schools in their system. by 9:00 p.m., it was down to 5,000 children that were either on buses or in schools, and this morning, there are no children on buses, and there are about 2,000 of the fulton county school system's children that are still in their schools. now, what has occurred to be able to make that dramatic reduction is that they have been prioritized in terms of public safety personnel, primarily our state troopers, and our national guard. now, those children that are in those schools, who we are hoping will be transported as soon as possible back to their homes, we are having the national guard and the state troopers working and the national guard will provide lead vehicles as the school buses make their route

yet fulton county in atlanta and stretched up to where i am in alpharetta, that's fulton county. you would think that they would have a meeting and they had no snow, but they prepared. they were ready. just in case. so lessons learned here in atlanta, and i can tell you right now the folks we talked to last night and today don't want this to ever happen again. >> that's a mess. robert ray for us. robert, thank you. >> i spoke with andre lindy a work in atlanta who was stranded for 24 hours before making it home an hour ago. >> i left atlanta 2:00 yesterday. sat in an intersection fo goingn i-20 west there were trucks skidding down the ramp, and they couldn't get it moved until this morning at 8:00. >> so take me through the range of emotions, andre, as you're trying to make your way home for 25 hours. >> well, where are the people that they promised? the mayor consistently talked, he had all these people who are coming out, but there was nobody. some civilian people, there was no help. >> could you believe this? could you believe this was happening to you in a major u.s. city? >>

1998 which was put into the deep freeze to discuss a public plan that includes not only the plaza by fulton street. if you will, stone o ton street was cleerd by this department many years ago to be a mall or something not a mroort but it's remained a parking lot. the centennial of the safekeeping center is in 20016 so is a go time to pull it together. i haven't had many direct conversation with director ram but it probably involves you're going those parts as well some consulting services as well as staff to develop a conceptual plan that can receive support among the various parties. i am one of the directors of the safekeeping center benefit district that represents thirty blocks. and then it could be sent off to environmental review. now it could very well call for improvements i have a plan you can't discuss improving anything and the wasteland that is there currently will remain. so i view this as apple important step and we'll get behind it >> do you want to comment on that. >> yeah. . you, you know, the city took on union square years ago and had a desi competition. i've been in the

this 555 fulton street sight is across the street from housing development. we are trying to strike a balance in our community. we don't want a grocery store that is not affordable to folks who live directly across the street and there is also residents who are strongly opposed to a formula retail store in general. that is why we trying to address this matter appropriately. if we agree to a formula use, we want to make sure that it is not agreed that is not necessarily affordable. we want to get to that before we start work. so that's all i have today. thank you very much. and the rest i submit. speaker: thank you, supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor david campos: thank you very much, madam clerk and colleagues. i want to begin by wishing everyone a happy holidays! and happy new years to everyone. i want to introduce a resolution that we bring forward with mayor lee and supervisor chiu regarding the need to amend state law to return local control over the ellis act so that we can deal with the speculation and abuse that's happening with respect to

the north lake facility the other one in golden gate park is located near fulton and 42 avenue. it would replace an existing irrigation facility and the fingerprint would be 9 hundred i won't tell and believe height of 13 and a half feet. and finally, the lake merced facility is off our assets road from the pump states. it's generally not assessable to the public but the facility will overlook along the lake merced area and will fats west so from lake merced facility it will be in the background. this building fingerprint will be about 2 thousand square feet with 19 and a half feet in height. that's a high-level overview of the project and if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them and thank you for your attention and wish you a happy holiday season >> thank you. >> i'm tim johnson with the san francisco planning department. a copy of the draft certification eir certification memo is before you. because we tended to bring this to you la 90 month there's some dates we'll correct. the defrost eir was published on miracle 13. a public hearing was held before this body

1998 which was put into the deep freeze to discuss a public plan that includes not only the plaza by fulton street. if you will, stone o ton street was cleerd by this department many years ago to be a mall or something not a mroort but it's remained a parking lot. the centennial of the safekeeping center is in 20016 so is a go time to pull

. >> reporter: in fulton county, 99 school buses filled with kids were still on the road at midnight. at least 2,000 other students spent the night at school. mark kneenilson walked six milek up elizabeth from kindergarten. the georgia governor sai it was stronger than expected. but the national weather service told us its forecast was spot on and that they issued the first storm warning 21 hours before it started. >> good to go? >> god bless you. >> absolutely. you, too. >> reporter: we found jessica and chris hartzog handing out food and water on the interstate. >> oh, jess, are you okay? >> reporter: chris was standed last night for nine hours. >> there were folks stranded, especially pregnant folks, folks with small children and we were just trying to bring them some food, water. >> reporter: many abandoned their cars to take shelter in stores or restaurants, including this hardy's where 60 people spent the night. these roads will stay frozen at least through noon tomorrow, scott, when temperatures are expected to climb into the low 40s. >> reporter: mark strassmann in atlanta for

1998 which was put into the deep freeze to discuss a public plan that includes not only the plaza by fulton street. if you will, stone o ton street was cleerd by this department many years ago to be a mall or something not a mroort but it's remained a parking lot. the centennial of the safekeeping center is in 20016 so is a go time to pull it together. i haven't had many direct conversation with director ram but it probably involves you're going those parts as well some consulting services as well as staff to develop a conceptual plan that can receive support among the various parties.

buses or in schools, and this morning there are no children on buses and there are about 2,000 of the fulton county school systems children who are still in their schools. >> now there are no children on buses, but that is al jazeera's robert ray and robert, i'm sure that bus has a story behind it. >> reporter: indeed, del, it cuss. there are certainly no children on this bus. this bus like the one behind me have been here since yesterday 4:00 p.m. school let out when snow began yesterday. they did not cancel schools in the metro atlanta area. when the snow started to come down, kids got on the buses. the next thing you know the ice began and heavier snow and trying to make--make it through these hills in the atlanta area near impossible. many buses like the one i'm sitting in right now are stranded all across metro atlanta as are 2,000 kids that slept in various schools in the metro area throughout the night. many parents have gotten those kids at this point. some parents are still efforting that situation. a lot of those parents stuck on the enter states as i was for nine or ten hours into

for the mood fulton never talks to the flaming torch bearer and russian because you never. everybody every had an inhabitant of the city's just very proud that comes to his cd and i say that ok lation now three of them. it was the end of another relay and i was in one of the most beautiful places in the country on the shores of the pacific itself but i was beginning to lose patience. i've come to the end of. what's. what do you want. where am i to go. i literally run the house of land. but the torch would move all over the mountains across the sea. even else of this world. we live. in yes another historic moment it paid a visit to the international space station more than four hundred kilometers above the planet. and although safety reasons made lycee its on board a heavily fueled rocket summer all the bad i did the world's first olympic spacewalk was no problem. i don't know if i was getting some inspiration of my own . yes i mean. i've come so far with the torch i was going to have to see it through to the end but what so many different people in relays all over russia an

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we start in fulton, georgia, i want you guys to look at the glass goor on this convenience store. watch from a truck. robbers used a truck to ram inside of this convenience store. what they're after you see right there that atm machine. as you can see here there are four guys with hoodies and masks on coming in to steal this thing but they were unsuccessful. why? it was bolted to the ground. but that didn't stop them, they all get out, they're moving trash out of the way and there's a clerk and a customer in the store, they ran and hid. >> that's not trash, that's stuff that these guys turned into trash and, you know, that's terrible. >> exactly. you would think, okay, this isn't going to work, we're going to leave. no. somebody gets back into the truck and rams it again. they still want to get this thing but as you can see they're not able to get it. >> and stolen truck, too, so there's no way they can track that thing down. >> that was stolen and they took off in that. >>> to australia this one is using a knife to break into a closed convenience store at a gas station. you notic