he says they were all insured through the hoa until it became impossible. >> we went to many insurances was the one who denied us and dropped us. all of the primary insurance companies were not providing us coverage. >> reporter: in states like florida, louisiana and california, some insurance providers are no longer issuing new policies. in areas where insurance is becoming tougher to find, double-digit rate increases are common. >> you have increased costs in construction, labor. you have what's called a cost surge where everything goes up because you have so many claims in one place. it does become difficult. >> reporter: pete muraga from the insurance institute says they will pay claims, but the problem comes when renewing a policy or buying a new home. >> in many cases, many of the homeowner insurers are actually losing money. >> how much was it to rebuild and how long did it take to rebuild? >> curious question. $6.8 million was allotted for these four properties and it took roughly four years. >> reporter: the community switched from an association insurance to an individual hom

. >> reporter: gabriel jr., the hoa president at westlake point in southern california, has lived it8 four homes in this community were lost to the woolsey fire. he said they were all insured through the hoa, until it became impossible. >> we went to many insurance coverage companies. state farm, allstate, farmer's was the one that denied and dropped up. all of the primary insurance companies were not providing us coverage. >> reporter: in states like florida, louisiana and california, some insurance providers are no longer issuing new policies and in areas where insurance is tougher to find, double-digit rate increases are common. >> you have increased cost in construction, labor, you have what is called a cost surge, where everything goes up because you have so many claims in one place, it does become difficult. >> reporter: pete, spokesperson for the insurance information institute, said insurance companies can and will pay claims after natural disasters. the problem comes when renewing a policy or buying a new home. >> many of the homeowner insurers are losing money. >> how much

he says they were all insured through the hoa until it became impossible. >> we went to many insurances, state farm, allstate, farmers denied us and dropped us. all of the primary insurance companies were not provided coverage. >> reporter: in states like florida, louisiana and california, some insurance providers are no longer issuing new policies. and in areas where insurance is becoming tougher to find, double-digit rate increases are common. >> you have increased costs and construction, labor. you have what's called a cost surge where everything goes up because you have so many claims in one place. becomes difficult. >> reporter: spokesperson for the insurance information institute says insurance companies can and will pay claims after natural disasters. the problem comes when renewing a policy or buying a new home. >> in many cases, many of the homeowner insurers are actually losing money. >> reporter: how much was it to rebuild and how long did it take to rebuild? >> curious question. $6.8 million was allotted for four properties and it took four years. >> reporter: the community

again today the hoa has no comment. while the party is over here, residents say they hope it doesn't move into someone else's neighborhood just because they move and do their business someplace else doesn't mean that you know, everything is fine and legal and on the up and up, there was some small property left behind. according to the eviction notice, if it's valued at less than $700, the landlord could either throw it away or keep it. >> and you just spoke with the man running this operation a few minutes ago? yeah. >> fresh returned my phone call. >> his name is fresh. >> he goes by the name fresh, and he again reiterated that he does not believe he's doing anything illegal. he says these are private parties for family and friends. >> i see. all right. to be continued. >> thank you, melanie. >> and if you want to get in touch with the i-team, you can call eight, eight, 840 i-team or go to abc7, news.com slash i-team. >> happening now, a truck that overturned 6.5 hours ago still has a section of interstate 780 shut do

an attorney for the homeowners association said again today the hoa has no comment. while the party is over here, residents say they hope it doesn't move into someone else's neighborhood just because they move and do their business someplace else doesn't mean that, you know, everything is fine and legal and on the up and up, there were some small property that was left behind according to the eviction notice, it valued at less than $700. the landlord could either throw it away or keep it. >> and you talk to the man known as fresh who is running this, right? >> i did again today. we've now spoken twice and he continues to say that he's not doing anything illegal. he says these are private parties and they're for friends and family. >> okay. to be continued. thank you, melanie. >> and to get in touch with the i-team, you can call this number on your screen or go to abc7 news.com, i-team. >> happening now, all westbound lanes of interstate 780 are still closed after more than eight hours and there is no estimated time of reopening. and here's the problem. you can see it

they have the same opportunities as an hoa in an apartment building, the main task to create such partnershipsdeners is easier and more comfortable; for this, snt can conclude various contracts, for example, for cleaning a common area or for supplying. electricity and other resources so that snt has money, you can not only collect contributions, but also profitably manage common property, for example, use snt funds to install a billboard and place advertisements on it. all dacha societies registered before 2019 must undergo re-registration and select the type of use of country property snt or ont accordingly, i recommend giving preference to those that have already undergone re-registration. otherwise, you may have problems with paperwork. and you may be subject to fines. the common property belongs to each member of the snt in proportion to the area of ​​their plots, but you cannot allocate it or sell it separately or donate it. the ownership of this share is ironclad with the plot, that is, it is impossible to perform any actions with the share separately. you can only sell the plot itself,

but there was one cost she didn't prepare for a dramatic spike in her monthly hoa fees due to the increasing cost of home insurance. in total, it used to be paying $240, and now we're paying 725. that's a huge increase. that's a huge increase. it's a struggle. the condo community where sherry lives was dropped by their insurance company in 2021 because the risk of a wildfire had become too high since they're required to have insurance, they had no choice but to settle on a new policy with less coverage in a huge price tag. i. i don't go out. i don't go shopping. utilities and food and everything has gone up. and i shouldn't have to be in that position at this point in my life. right around the corner from sherry, amber loor lives with her husband in three kids. she says the sudden increases have also been hard on her family. every time i get the bill in the mail, i just look at it and it's disgusting. we're just little families trying to make it in a condo. your buddy is his mom picking you guys up? yeah. amber works as a hairdresser and her husband's in it together. they earn about $100,000

they say they complained to 311911 the hoa and later code enforcement and the department of alcoholicout what they described as a strip club being run out of a townhome. here the parties were advertised openly on social media, including publicly posted video from inside. each weekend, residents tell the i-team people would come and go at all hours ofhe

market rate residents are required to purchase take transit pass each month through their hoa fees orir rent so the residents will begin the decision of driving or taking transit with a transit pass in hand each month. that transit pass will function as a muni fast pass allowing people to take muni and transfer within the muni network and function as an ac transit allowing people to take ac transit to the east bay and transfer within the ac transit system and it will also provide unlimited access to the treasure island ferry. >> treasure island is going to take decades to be fully build out. it's going to take some time for it to reach the envelope that was passed by the board of supervisors and maybe there will be changes to it as well. we don't know what is going to happen in 50 years but i'm confident by the fact that the plan that was adopted was fully, fully thinking even for its time and the building the island to a way it's sustainable, it addresses sea level rise, but also gives the public the open space and parts that are so necessary to fill treasure island. there's economic

and you, i am luidornovna, are the chairman of the hoa of this house and with all responsibility to youa moral and social type, they are a social type. great, wait. i just arrived. i need to get up to speed on the matter the day before yesterday, that is, 2 days ago, by a decision of a real court, petrov was deprived of the right to rent. actually. yesterday workers came to him from this attic room and began to dismantle his chicken coop. so he started threatening to work there recently, you know? well, how do you feel about this? i have no attitude towards this, where else to go, at the end of december the general meeting of residents decided to put an attic floor on the house, and petrov with his chicken coop slows down, no, the door. she forged the minutes of the quora general meeting. here they are. yes, there were other visible injuries on the back of the head. there were no other visible injuries on the body . death occurred at least 8 hours ago. well, i can’t say anything else until the autopsy. thankfully, an incident happened here yesterday afternoon. what is petrov, please tel

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is not acting alone; during the scandalous actions , the executive director of the petrovskaya park hoaa answered questions from arizona residents about what she was doing in their village and there was no answer. a motorcade, in which they managed to see mrs. adrilova , drove past those gathered at the checkpoint, without slowing down, when the premium suvs disappeared from view , an alarm signal was received at the security console, they said the rally. yes, let’s not call the national guard , but other alarming information has appeared, allegedly the local administration is ready to draw up an easement for the passage of construction equipment, public easements are established to protect the interests of a large groups of persons, in our case it turns out that the public service can satisfy the interests of only one businessman, count alexei , the administration confirmed that the easement has indeed been abandoned, but the quotation has not yet been imposed; the purpose of not affecting the interests of all interested parties. we are confident that problems will be solved using the

he said they were all insured through the hoa, in it became impossible. >> we went to many insurance state farm, allstate, farmers was the one who denied us and dropped us. all of the primary insurance companies were not providing us coverage. >> reporter: in states like florida, louisiana and california, some insurance providers are no longer issuing new policies. and in areas where insurance is becoming tougher to find, double-digit rate increases are common. >> you have increased cost in construction, labor. you have what's called a cost surge, where everything goes up because you have so many claims in one place. it does become difficult. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the insurance information institute says insurance companies can and will pay claims after natural disasters. the problem comes when renewing a policy or buying a new home. >> in many cases, many of the homeowner insurers are actually losing money. >> reporter: how much was it to rebuild and how long did it take to rebuild? >> yeah, curious question, $6.8 million was allotted for the four properties and took rough

have patience because rent and mortgage are not apple to apple, you have insurance, taxes, hoa, makedebt free with emergency fund. we don't want the home to own you. >> steve: gen-z and millennials are out of cash, i was talking to a friend and he said his children's friends are broke because they invested in crypto and the bottom fell out of the market. you have heard that? >> yes, sounded too good to be true, they went in for it. if you are paid on bi-weekly scale, are you paid bi-weekly? >> twice a month. >> steve: six more paychecks until christmas. you got some solutions on how to get to the end of the year effectively. >> it is just wild the holiday season is approaching, you want to say, okay, i will plan ahead of time and will not let this sneak up on me. doing a budget is huge. list everyone you want to buy a gift for, put dollar amounts next to their name to know what am i going to spend on each person and be wise. all of the christmas coffees that are out and parties, so much that you can go crazy and spend so much money. be diligent and be honest. if inflation hit you and

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hoa and so on.rson is in the hospital. maybe it’s someone’s mother, grandmother, father, show humanity and prudence, mercy, in the end. yes it can be. i somehow i say it looks pompous. but this is so, because now that we have seen the great man, we are indeed alone left in the big city, but there is still a question. who and when registered these two girls? this is not the mystery of the century. yes, this can be solved quite simply, you will always agree. here's someone . each of us registered someone , registered someone in our lives, and not the same first name and last name, you know? find two women with different ones. yes, some mfc employee brought documents. what about lena, they say theater began yes, they began, when talking about the story of svetlana dzhambinova in the theater appeared in the comments from colleagues , this is what they say, if simonov had not been removed , svetlana would have been the second director, and when mikhail ulyanov became the artistic director of the theater,

and we nailed this storyon hoa the get go and kept on it for a year. and i don't even get an npr tote bag. >>ba but i hate to say i told you so. actually, i love saying i told you so. it's my new favorite thing to say after yo here for my exam. because if been right and thiss was the greatest punk since i promised the staffates a christmas bonus, i gave them all copies of kill meade's last bookas you. t as you know, i've beensely watching this teacher closely with a lot of skepticism and hand cream. don't judge. meanwhile, the canadian government was too stupi cd, too terrified by the progressive scolds to notice the obvious that was running a long conthisw on everybody. as onethis was one prank that wt a bust. d i sa so what's his point? or should i say points? hmpoin?m. possibly to show just how ridiculous pronouns and gendernder belief ideology y become. have you noticed, by the way, that a an obsession with jumping between genders isn't quite as prominentt of in the rest of the world? you know where people worry more alive alives ka in lots of coun

smuckers is buying snack cakes maker hostess brands in kers hoa deal worth 5.6 billion, but only after hostess rejected a matching offer from another buyer. peopl e people are sick. >> hunter biden has been indicted on federal gun charges for allegedly lying to a gun dealer on a farm when buying a revolver in 2018. lega il experts are questioning his defense strategy, which is, quotct me i needed it to protect my cocaine. >> who doesn't? tennis star? open d novak djokovic. i think i said that right. he won the u.s. open despitees refusing the shot promoted by the event's sponsor, moderna . wow.o playerdis who did get the vaccine? >> must be rolling in their graves. yeah. democratic virginia politician susanna gibson gained national fame after someone leaked videosgi, her live shows, en and viewers were encouraged to tip the nurse practitioner, even if they coveredy covere th0 co-pay. >> oh, it's good. a bride fessed ufep to secretlyd overfeeding her sisters to makee herself look thinner at her wedding. shshe knew she had them when she asked if they wanted chicken or fish, and they repl

ignatius called chris steele a truth teller.he his columns were the pillars propping up the collusio pn hoa. >> ignatius is the columnist who deemed the laptop russiao disinformation. see where i'm going here? when american intelligence, the fbi or the cia wants to put out a hit, they feed it to little david tan tortoiseshell glasses. aristocrat medicare, and he wit delivers the hit with the perfect old school beltway air of sophistication. >> and last night, as mostst explosive column of the biden presidency dropped in the washington post and sent dcn into a frenzy, bret bears windsor not almost unraveled the headline. >> president biden should not run again in 2024. ignatius is no centrist. ignatius is a democrat with a simmering loathing of trump.quoi >> quote i don't thinknk bid biden and vice president harrie should run for reelection. it's painful to say that. given my admiratio n for much of what they've accomplished. but if he and harris campaignn e together in 24, i think biden risks undoing his greatest achievement, which was stopping trump. so obviously, ignatius this morning app

that you know i said my office spent the better part of the year negotiating with tenant fwrup and hoa and san francisco heritage and all the people to in up with legislation this most people account live watch not everyone but most. and i think this you know the system we have took many years to get to where it is. i do agree it is cumbersome and a challenge to building new housing. i think that we being take time and negotiation to make it better. and i -- will be adding amendments than i notoriety, proved as to furthermore today they will be. next time we meet to protect the w this we did on the family housing opportunity act covers most of the west side. we spent a lot of time and energy negotiate with folks. on opposite sides of this. so i --. to persh it and feel comfortable standing up for the w we did. we did face similar constraints with attentives with this legislation and we came up with ways to address the tenabilities folks concerns. and so -- we are planning to move forward. i have a couple questions for you since you are speaking for everybodying on this legislation. so,

market rate residents are required to purchase take transit pass each month through their hoa fees orir rent so the residents will begin the decision of driving or taking transit with a transit pass in hand each month. that transit pass will function as a muni fast pass allowing people to take muni and transfer within the muni network and function as an ac transit allowing people to take ac transit to the east bay and transfer within the ac transit system and it will also provide unlimited access to the treasure island ferry. >> treasure island is going to take decades to be fully build out. it's going to take some time for it to reach the envelope that was passed by the board of supervisors and maybe there will be changes to it as well. we don't know what is going to happen in 50 years but i'm confident by the fact that the plan that was adopted was fully, fully thinking even for its time and the building the island to a way it's sustainable, it addresses sea level rise, but also gives the public the open space and parts that are so necessary to fill treasure island. there's economic

is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoa you need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted to have my shop here in bayview a quality dessert shot shop in my neighborhood in any business is different everybody is in small banishes there are homemade recess pesz and ingredients from scratch we shop local because we have someone that is here in your city or your neighborhood that is provide you with is service with quality ingredients and quality products and need to be know that person the person behind the products it is not like okay. who >> all right. good morning, everyone welcome to the september 12 meeting of san francisco county transportation authority board. i'm supervisor mandelman i'm chair. vice chair is melgar. i want to thank sfgovtv. that is who i'm thanking and our clerk is elijia seaneders. >> commissioner chan. >> present. >> commissioner dorsey. >> present. >> commissioner engardio. >> pr