director tom from department of believe inspection and director of planning john ram 40 who discussed the issues. just in two buildings alone on market street we could see the potential evocation of one hundred residents many are protecting that are part of making san francisco san francisco. we started working closely with this committee to allow tenants to stay in those residential unit many of which have been incredibly affordable and part of our affordable housing stock. i do want to thank all the departments for working closely with our department that will allow the city to have a better handle on many building h that are dwelling units. so working closely with dbi we've drafted this proposal we want to address some issues in the process of working with the tenant in those swaksdz. the buildings are required to notice the tenant about work. and commercial buildings don't have the same requirement. under no circumstances present the resident with a hotline to call the planning department if their building is under going major renovations. we also have buildings that have been in

we have our director director john ram. we also have claudia flores, elizabeth waddy, [speaker not understood], don lewis, [speaker not understood] olson. and then a very special person from the community and someone who was instrumental not only in making it happen so once the legislation was passed, but actually just, you know, even working on the concept. you know, the idea that, that we in san francisco are the first city in this country that actually has a master plan that outlines the health care needs of all of our residents is something that would not have happened without the leadership and the tremendous work of roma guy. and i'm very proud that a district 9 resident was responsible for that. so, i want to acknowledge these individuals. i want to thank them and i see that collene [speaker not understood] who is the deputy director of the department of public health is here. so, i have certificates for each one of you. and, so, i don't know if any of you would like to say a few words. don't be shy. director ram. >>

again, i want to extend my thanks to the planning commission the planning department to director john ram and especially elizabeth and john for their help on the master plan and we're also indebted to health director barbara garcia and lori cook for embracing this legislation and without any extra funding implementing the legislation this implementation entailed running a robust process and developing a plan that's truly grounded on what's happening in the community. i also want to thank the 41 members of the task force that met 10 times throughout the city to develop this plan to advise the department of public health and planning department on how to draft the plan and a special thank you for cochairing the task force it took a lot of work and meetings and a lot of conversations so with that i also want to thank in my office hillary ronan who has been working on this for many years and i think that in years to come this is one of those things that we'll look back and be very proud of the fact that we started this comprehensive planning that outlines the healthcare needs not only of the

building size is reduced by 2500 square feet and the planning commission at our level as well as with john ram is that the design is consistent. between the two. that's why it's not coming back to you for schematic design, they did a terrific job of reducing the size of the building and making it exactly the same. i still haven't figured out how they did it. >> for the office buildings in mission bay the commission sees those for allocation. but you can review the design. we have to review whether what comes in for permits consistent with what you approve. it's not me that make s that cal but the zoning admen administrator and confirmed that's was approved. >> that's it for commissioners. thank you for your presentation. >> thank you very much. >> commissioners, that will place you on 12-a and b, for case numbers 20120605 bekux, for determination of compliance and square footage. >> good afternoon, elizabeth watty, what is before you is for the construction of 56,459 square feet that includes new bicycle spaces and scaping adjacent to the site. this is located in at the corner of battery stree

i in particular wanted to recognize jeff buckley from the mayor's office, director john ram, and director tom [speaker not understood] from planning and dbi on the work to find a pathway for the owners of 10 49 market and 1067 market to legalize their already existing residential units. through this process came the interim control legislation that is before us today and through this process we learned that there was one major gap in our noticing requirements which is that commercial buildings are not required to notice their building permits. this legislation would require the notice of permits through posted for 15 days, the day of permit issuance, and a conspicuous location on the ground floor of the building for the work specified. the noticing requirement would be applied to [speaker not understood] for structural and architectural work above ground in the interior of the commercial building that was built prior to 1979, is valued at $15,000 or more. and requires the submittal of floor plans. i do have one change. it actually -- it's a switching around of words and i wanted to ask th

we are going to hear from jon ram -- john graham of the planning department. thank you. >> thank you, good morning, supervisors. i want to thank supervisor cohen for calling this hearing. this is an issue that has come up for several years now and now more acutely felt this is happening all over the city and this is an issue we need to address and an issue that the planning department cares very deeply about. i'm one of several speakers today, we have various people here today to talk about this. we have a presentation that we'll try to get through quickly but there is a lot of information we would like to share with you. i will start by saying the story is perhaps a little bit better than the perception. certainly there is a lack of funding primarily because of the lack of development activity. with the development activity that is coming we feel fairly confident that some components of the proposed plan, the amenities that are proposed in the plan particularly on the open space and public facility side can be addressed. the other aspect of the improvements p

one won, the 1999 rams. john as you know as the saying goes, defense wins championships. have to see if the broncos will buck that trend and go all the way this year. >> i don't know. he's good. he's just not tom brady, right? he did beat the broncos? >> i decided we can no longer be friends. >> you can't sit that close to each other. >> we might have to agree to disagree. >> all right. andy, thank you. thank you for creating all of these problems for us this morning. >> wishing you luck, indeed. >>> flu season, it is literally upon us. if you don't know someone who has had the illness, consider yourself lucky. the number of states reporting widespread flu activity are climbing and to make matters worse, there are increased concerns this year that one strain of the illness may actually hit young adults harder. jennifer grey is taking a look at where the flu has sped. jennifer. >> oh, yeah. a number of states reporting widespread cases of the flu jumped from four last week to ten. a large number of those earlier reported from the south, including alabama, louisiana, texas

johns. commissioner matsuda. commissioner pearlman. commissioner wolfram and president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes that unanimously 7 to zero >> and director ram. >> thank you to the staff there's specific timelines and deadlines i want to thank you and we're happy to make this work with you. >> fantastic and we'll bring

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rams to hit republicans through january. we heard in peter's report from the hoon lulu a minute ago, they're sensitivity on the republican side, johnt a raise in the unemployment benefits. or an extension if they can find a way to pay for it. that's because republicans are sensitive to turning off lower income lower middle class folks and they do kind of recognize that. what we're seeing more broadly though is a rise in populism in both the republican and the democratic parties and there's a divide within each party on the democratic side you see bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. on the republican side, there's very much an open space for someone to emerge and espouse that kind of conservative populism. we haven't seen that yet. but that's where a lot of the republican base voters are. the problem is that republican politicians especially with an eye on 2016 don't want to alienate their wall street donor base. >> eleanor, you think it's likely when they come back in january, this three-month extension by congress will happen? >> it's a big if the democrats can find a way to pay for it. that's sort of the program was created as a