the geary boulevard comer district. sponsor held a community meeting on december 2, 2019 at 6:30 to 7:30 on the playground. approximately 11 community members attended the meeting. the department received approximately five e-mails letters from the public in which the correspondence has primarily expressed opposition to the project. the opposition expressed concern over radio frequency, design and noise. please note two changes to staff report. page 9, line 4 and 5 should be removed as this project does not include outside seating. on page 53, paragraph line 3, line 7, should read preference 5, and not preference 4. we find it is on balance with the wireless telecommunications services guidelines. and the objectives and policies of the general plan. the project will enhance the ability of the city to protect both property from the effects of a fire or natural disaster by providing communication services. the department also finds the project to be necessary, desirable and compatible with the surrounding neighborhood and

my family and i live at 2843 geary boulevard. i understand that there's a continuance that's been requested to address things with the tenant. i like to voice those concerns. >> clerk: unfortunately, at this time, you cannot on matters proposed on continuance. we are taking public comment but only on major of continuance and not. project itself. >> is that 2845 geary boulevard? >> clerk: it was listed 2843 and it's continued to october 15th. would you like speak to continuance? >> no. >> clerk: thank you very much. caller, would you like to speak to the matter of continuance on any of these items? we lost them. we'll take the next caller. >> i already had a chance to speak. >> clerk: sorry. commissioners that will conclude public comment for items proposed for continuance. the matters are now before you. >> commissioner imperial: move to approve. >> clerk: on the continuance?>>d >> clerk: on that motion to continue matters as proposed. [roll call vote] that motion passes unanimously. 6-0. if the zoning administrator could opine o

my family and i live at 2843 geary boulevard. i understand that there's a continuance that's been requested to address things with the tenant. i like to voice those concerns. >> clerk: unfortunately, at this time, you cannot on matters proposed on continuance. we are taking public comment but only on major of continuance and not. project itself. >> is that 2845 geary boulevard? >> clerk: it was listed 2843 and it's continued to october 15th. would you like speak to continuance? >> no. >> clerk: thank you very much. caller, would you like to speak to the matter of continuance on any of these items? we lost them. we'll take the next caller. >> i already had a chance to speak. >> clerk: sorry. commissioners that will conclude public comment for items proposed for continuance. the matters are now before you. >> commissioner imperial: move to approve. >> clerk: on the continuance?>>d >> clerk: on that motion to continue matters as proposed. [roll call vote] that motion passes unanimously. 6-0. if the zoning administrator could opine o

last year, a gas line ruptured on geary boulevard that destroyed several buildings still sitting empty today. just last month, a gas explosion in a baltimore neighborhood killed two people and injured several others. in california, there are -- there is more than one gas leak or emergency reported every minute, and then, of course, we know that in california, natural gas poses an even bigger risk. half of all the fires in the loma prieta were because of gas explosions. by comparison, electricity service can be restored very quickly, making us resilient in the face of future emergencies, as well. natural gas is also bad for our health. when used in our buildings and homes, it increased the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular disease, as well as carbon die objection ice exposure. seniors with gas ranges and restaurant workers in hot kitchens are at higher risk of injuries due to gas and open flames, as well. so there are an abundance of reasons to quit natural gas, and at the very least, to require all electric construction for new residential and commercial buildings in san francisco

md officials are installing the installation of temporary emergency transit only lanes along geary boulevardl is d to help mitigate crowding of buses during the pandemic. >>> the 49ers kickoff their season against the cardinals at levi stadium. the team opted to play the season opener without fans to comply with safety guidelines for covid. the niners lost two the cardinals, 24-20. >>> as we take a look at the roadways, we have some slow indigo conditions on the east freeway commute. there is a crash near university . it is not blocking lanes. it is over to the right shoulder but is causing a bit of a backup as you head from richmond to berkeley. also, 101 northbound a cesar chavez, there is a crash blocking the left lane. traffic is blocking both directions. use 280 in the meantime. closures continue on niles canyon, 84 in both directions. use 680 as an alternate. mary? >>> we are starting off our day with unhealthy to very unhealthy air. we have a spare the air alert that remains in effect going a record 28 days in a row for our bay area region. because of the smoke, temperatures are seaso

last year, a gas line ruptured on geary boulevard that destroyed several buildings still sitting empty today. just last month, a gas explosion in a baltimore neighborhood killed two people and injured several others. in california, there are -- there is more than one gas leak or emergency reported every minute, and then, of course, we know that in california, natural gas poses an even bigger risk. half of all the fires in the loma prieta were because of gas explosions. by comparison, electricity service can be restored very quickly, making us resilient in the face of future emergencies, as well. natural gas is also bad for our health. when used in our buildings and homes, it increased the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular disease, as well as carbon die objection ice exposure. seniors with gas ranges and restaurant workers in hot kitchens are at higher risk of injuries due to gas and open flames, as well. so there are an abundance of reasons to quit natural gas, and at the very least, to require all electric construction for new residential and commercial buildings in san francisco

last year, a gas line ruptured on geary boulevard that destroyed several buildings still sitting empty today. just last month, a gas explosion in a baltimore neighborhood killed two people and injured several others. in california, there are -- there is more than one gas leak or emergency reported every minute, and then, of course, we know that in california, natural gas poses an even bigger risk. half of all the fires in the loma prieta were because of gas explosions. by comparison, electricity service can be restored very quickly, making us resilient in the face of future emergencies, as well. natural gas is also bad for our health. when used in our buildings and homes, it increased the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular disease, as well as carbon die objection ice exposure. seniors with gas ranges and restaurant workers in hot kitchens are at higher risk of injuries due to gas and open flames, as well. so there are an abundance of reasons to quit natural gas, and at the very least, to require all electric construction for new residential and commercial buildings in san francisco

boulevard were replaced. and our work for the van ness project is complete. the work continues on many other city streets, including geary and three locations. lombard, 16th street, between sunset and san francisco zoo, 22nd street, green street, clayton street, peer street, and protection for several sunset system pipelines. a total of 12.6 miles of pipe was installed during the fiscal year. next slide. for our san francisco ground water supply project, phase 2 work is now 97% complete. startup and testing began for the north lake well station and south windmill well stations, both located in golden gate park, and also landscaping communications and various punch list items. this project did incur a slight cost increase and scheduled delay due to the delayed delivery of the well pump. i believe you all approved and agenda item for that in july. next slide, please. this photo shows the first floor shoring for the san francisco westside recycle water treatment facility that is located at the oceanside plant. you can see in the background. even with the suspension of work for one month due to covid, substability work was -