the building is 50% occupied much like 1100's lombard. being 50% of rated, the second half is upgraded and it is a similar kind of work with a the same type of shoring extension removal of the interior finishes. it is done easily in that situation. they're arguing it will add time and money to the project and we can't disagree with that. but again, it has been done on many projects, and their expert also agrees that the tenants can live in the building even though he says if may had more time and cost of the -- they are adding additional costs for the upgrade work that he is doing in the upper part of that is not mandated by a cut. >> stop the clock again, i am sorry to do this, but the time is being divided. you did not address plumbing services having to be turned off? demonstrating that those needed serious -- >> the contract expert will be better -- >> are you unable to address the timeline for the work, the scope of the work? contractor? ok. >> my name is dave hilborne. dave hilborne. i have a general contractor in san francisco, pri

. >> the land use and economic development committee, amending the planning code to create the lombard and scott street housing special use district 3151 through 3155. president chiu: this item needs to be continued to later in the meeting, so we will do that unless somebody has objection. >> from the rules committee without recommendation, amending the campaign government conduct code. the amount of public matching funds. supervisor farrell: we can continue this item from last week because we did not have the supervisors here. i would ask for your support here. president chiu: supervisor kim? supervisor kim: i will be introducing legislation as an alternative to this proposal. i was going to speak about it at roll call, but i do have legislation that i will be introducing today. president chiu: any further discussion? supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, mr. president. i was absent at the tail end of the discussion because we had a for alarm fire in the district. i apologize that i wasn't here for the complete betting through the chair. i would ask the general cons o

if you are pet owner next story inmate make you think twice before giving it pets medication lombardgiven wrong prescription dog did not survive. details >> person accused of making the deadly mistake is a pharmacist catastrophic mix up medication very rare but it happens lori moretti boxer mugsy >> he was like a child to make love and caring second i wanted to the door he was right there greeting me 33 year old lori moretti tight bond with mugsy starvation 10 years ago late june the bond is broken and what lori moretti described as a slow and agonizing death of her dog. >> tucked something very important from a from a mistake they call that human error >> she is a pharmacist working at this atcvs in correctly filling a prescription mugsy pharmacist should have given mugsy regular medication bronchial and a better for his in large part however on june 12th lori moretti is the pharmacist accidentally filled a prescription for an anti- depressant drug similar spelling different usage >> lori moretti believes the wrong medication contributed to death corelation not completely clear howe

she did not look. 2230 lombard, there are 29 rooms. they have been remodeled. they were on sale at the same time. larger rooms, larger bathrooms. there was an office, this was to let people in and out. all they needed to do was add an elevator and laundry facility and for all those parking prices, lots of parking places, they could have put a nice to me the room. they did not look at alternatives. other people ask what sites to look at in the neighborhood and in the city. i have a list of 16 right here that were available at the time. it must have been in a bad area. the edwardian at market street was for sale at the same time.

she did not look. 2230 lombard, there are 29 rooms. they have been remodeled. they were on sale at the same time. larger rooms, larger bathrooms. there was an office, this was to let people in and out. all they needed to do was add an elevator and laundry facility and for all those parking prices, lots of parking places, they could have put a nice to me the room. they did not look at alternatives. other people ask what sites to look at in the neighborhood and in the city. i have a list of 16 right here that were available at the time. it must have been in a bad area. the edwardian at market street was for sale at the same time. you are not stopping the clock? i have not finished. bayside in in the fisherman's wharf is something to do. it is for 171,000 square feet and does give people a lot more amenities. there are dozens of them. they did not look. this is not in my backyard. let's do what's best for the kids. thank you. president chiu: are there any other members of the public who wish to speak on behalf of the appellants? i want to make sure that anyone fro

the bus rapid transit line that would go from the commission to lombard, it'll be a dedicated public right of way, it will have many customer amenities and improvements. it will be signal priority, other pedestrian enhancements. maybe most notably, the transportation analysis shows that it would improve transit travel speed by 32% and improve liability by 50%. i would say this is really the next biggest significant investment in our transit system that is on the horizon. i believe is proposed for funding under the small starts program of the u.s. department of transportation. understanding is that it is the top rated project in the country. it would cost somewhere from $90 million to $130 million. the tentative schedule to start work would be the summer of 2016. it is available from mid october to early december. we will be bringing a full presentation and we can use up some of that time before 4:00 next time. the next one, you probably all have heard, but for benefit of the public, both houses of congress finally passed a fifth month extension, so we're good for six months, through

it takes place today -- [ inaudible ] >> -- lombard street.o far -- [ inaudible ] >> -- opinion one way or the other on what they think about the merger. >> [ inaudible ] >> -- but this time it is not about how much you pay it is about how the money should be spent. there is a proposal on the table that would use the monies to build turf fields at two schools in howard county. the problem is the money is earmarked for capitol improvements and some say those monies should go toward renovating the buildings, not the athletic fields. >> i don't find the idea of resurfacing a field for football the true meaning of what people intended when they passed such a tax. >> help jump up start the -- the plan that is in effect that -- weather we use recs and parks money to get all the schools outfitted now we get an extra 2 million dollars and help it get it started sooner. >> they postponed the hearing. >>> they found out slots are not as profitable as they originally thought. [ inaudible ] >> the cause a weak economy and increased competition from neighb

we had much better, sort of, distribution, quality, and hydraulic capacity from the lombard reservoir site and expanding that, which we did. >> in the past when it was used, was that an issue? >> it was used then abandoned in the 1930's. san francisco was built along the waterfront at an elevation of 135 feet and sort of fad that area. people started moving up into the hills and it became an issue. building at a higher elevation serve people in the hills and the people in the lowlands and back into downtown. going back to the workshop discussion and questions, the meat of today's presentation. we posed three questions to you. they might not be the exact right questions, and but we thought, what should be some key factors in considering secondary land use? what should be our primary or secondary use? do you want to have food? do you want to have a playground? how do we weigh in and make some judgments on that? and what about properties with no primary utility purpose? do we hang on to them? do we look at them as a future needs, or what? we created some categories underneath each one of

this afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 at the university of maryland baltimore located here at 621 west lombard street. so far the university of maryland college park has not issued an opinion one way or the other on whether or not they agree with this possible merger. reporting live, sherrie johnson abc2 news. >> they are looking for a few good women. the police department is hosting a recruiting event s aimed at female applicants. interested applicants will be given a chance for the written test and those who pass will be invited to participate in the physical test that follows the written exam. ♪ [ music ] >> so we are thinking pink all week, and these wonderful ladies are going to tell you us if you are looking for something to do this weekend they have the perfect day. a huge race this sunday. >> yeah. >> we are expecting over 30,000 participants and a big event. >> give us a sense of what this is. if somebody is watching and wants to go out, what happens? >> it is a celebration of life. many people come with their mom, their sister, their aunt, their care workers. teams are big. corporate

that comes if the attorney for 39-year-old louis lombard arraigned yesterday. he hopes to get a prison sentence that is less than the maximum 60 years he's facing now by cooperating. the contra costa times reports that he could be called to testify against his former boss on the narcotics team norman welsh who has pleaded not guilty. >>> 4:38. let's check in with mike. >>> good morning. still have the threat of fire outside. under that red flag warning for north bay mountains east bay hills. winds haven't picked up yet. they are starting to, northeast wind at six at oakland, three hayward everybody else fairly calm that's why we have fog forming this morning, especially in the north bay valleys around novato less than a quarter mile visibility. oakland and hayward 8 to 10 miles. looking at tower cam there is is fog forming along the east bay shoreline also watch out for that through 8:00. still in the 40s and 50s, much cooler this morning. we talked about 40s, they are here fanning going to hang around. by noon -- low to mid 60s. 4:00 that offshore wind and tha

place this afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 at the university of maryland baltimore campus at 621 west lombard street. so far the university of maryland college park has not given an opinion how they feel about this merger. we'll have to see how this hearing turns out. back to you. >>> expectant mothers worry about many things. don't worry about the flu shot. a new study is out about the vaccine and unborn children. >>> one thing you can worry about is public restrooms. we'll tell you how bad it really is. we'll be right back. ♪ the rich aroma gets you up ♪ looking forward to your first cup ♪ morning! big day, huh? thank you. ♪ oh that mountain grown taste, ♪ ♪ just what you need ♪ for the big race. daughter: morning mom! are you excited? ♪ as you finish every mile... ♪ how rewarding are those smiles... ♪ [ cheers from the crowd ] of wakin' up... ♪ mommy, you did it! ♪ is folgers in your cup. >>> welcome back. expectant moms are often given great gifts before the child is born. clothes seem to be the most popular gift to give. megan showed me her kid's closet. she joins us. >> good morning. ha

locations, including several in front of this children's toy store in busy union square, and here on lombardtreet. electricity leaking on to a gas cap. >> you could potentially have a disastrous situation. you have gas, you have electricity. >> we asked hg&e, sfpuc and sfmta to look at the report. they all said they immediately sent crews to fixed the stray voltage that we found. and all three agencies say they will now check for stray voltage when they lodo maintenance on their equipment. >> we didn't used to look at stray voltage. we are now. >> pg&e said it will actively search for stray voltage by the end of the year. because there's little you can do to protect yourself from these hot spots, the promised inspections are likely your last line of defense from a serious public hazard. >>> all right, we have a remarkable story out of eastern australia tonight where a small plane crashed into a ferris wheel with children on the ride but no one was seriously injuried. this ultra light plane was taking off at a coastal village north of sidney. the pilot says he didn't see the ferris wheel and

a few years ago, there was one down on lombard and you kind of knew where to go. now you have to go to god knows where to find these things. so i am not opposed to this application, but i'd like to hear what the other commissioners are thinking. president olague: commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: a couple other things that were pointed out in staff report are very important. 45 vacant store fronts in the vicinity and this will fill one of them and that's really important. i think the distinction between you and kraig p, and i understand, it's different market generally. sometimes just like any businesses, larger commercial customers will go one place, sometimes smaller retail customers not exclusively will go other places depeppeding on the product, so i think this is going to be a good addition. and i am in support. president olague: commissioner miguel? vice-president miguel: i am in support also. it's also back to where it originally started in a way. and it's a shame to have a major corner like that stay vacant as lopping as it has. may i ask about

an ordinance amending the planning code to create the lombard and scott st. affordable group housing specialist district. president chiu: roll-call. >> [roll-call] there are 10 ayes oneno. president chiu: the ordinance is finally passed. >> item 10 -- an item amending the code for the city to provide -- for filing economic statements it to death city administrator. president chiu: roll-call. >> [roll-call] there are 11 ayes. item 11 -- an ordinance authorizing the department of environment to accept and expand at funds in the amount of $100,000 for installing electrical vehicle charging stations. president chiu: this item is passed and the first reading. item 12. >> -- president chiu: same house, same call. item 13. >> a contract amendment for western state oil not to exceed 78 million. thousand dollars. president chiu: same house, same call. the item is adopted. item 14. >> -- >> hot president chiu: president chiu: same house, same call. the item is adopted. >> item number 15. president chiu: same house, same call. this item is adopted. >> item number 16, au

that we will see this line extended into lombard and van ness. that should be the 30-year vision, not fighting over whether we will complete phase two of a previously approved -- and as you heard the testimony of years and years of public meetings here at commissions and a citizens group supporting this project. this is serving the fastest- growing part of san francisco -- districts 6 and 10. in the last census, that part of san francisco added -- pardon me, all of san but cisco added about 30,000 residents. virtually all of that population growth was in this corridor. make no mistake -- this does serve downtown. thousands of people from that corridor worked at union square in hotels, restaurants, retail, walk three blocks down to montgomery street. finally, even the eastern -- or northern ends of the financial district. it is a seven-block walk from the transamerica pyramid to muni metro. when the line is extended, it will be a three-block wall. we support your resolution. we support the department's responses to the grand jury. supervisor campo