. >> ann and mary rogers from the plan reporting staff. first, i would like to tell you about a report that we gave on but the interagency plan implementation committee -- their annual report -- as well as an annual report on development impact fees. staff has reported to this body on the same subject in january this year. i

. >> ann and mary rogers from the plan reporting staff. first, i would like to tell you about a report that we gave on but the interagency plan implementation committee -- their annual report -- as well as an annual report on development impact fees. staff has reported to this body on the same subject in january this year. it is an update on our progress toward implementing the plant and the proposed capital for those project areas. as far as the annual the ultimate impact feed report and deactivated -- updated development impact fees for this year, a member of the public stated that the impact fees cover only 30% of the projected impact. therefore, he urged this board and commission to continue searching for funding for the infrastructure. the other item is what you have talked about a little bit. it is the ordinance that will extend the neighborhoods legitimization deadline. it was introduced by commissioner cohen and would extend time for those who are operating without proper permits to submit to this condition. he requested that they

i would like to first call up anne marie rogers to talk about the legitimization processed. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. as the supervisor has described the commission is grateful to revise the ordinance consistent with their unanimous recommendation. my presentation, i will give a little bit of the background, applicable fees, and the process for applicants. this area plan balances uses to provide space for housing and the production, distribution, repair. the final plan was a compromise. as adopted by the board and commission, it did allow for an additional 10,000 dwelling units, but these units and the increased land for housing did come at a cost. this rezoning would cause a loss of 10,000 pdr jobs. we have seen these jobs continue to thrive and expand at a rate faster than other job growth in the city. according -- san francisco saw an increase of about 10% in these pdr jobs. the overall job rate only increased by about 2%. the plan was seeking to provide this balance. part of the balance was providing a means for this existing property owners of nonconforming u

. >> ann marie rogers, planning department. >> there are now many of us, but i am one of them. this is the map that the committee considered last time, showing the c three district in red. the colors are not really good, but they are with their color currently applies. there are other areas in the southern parts of the southeast and southwest of the city that have been proposed for inclusion. what you are considering today is all of the map except for those two areas. let me show you what that is like. this revised amount has removed the rh and rc districts in the tenderloin of that area, as well as was mentioned by supervisor chiu in the east and southwest parts of the city. it remains within the south market zoning districts on north 13th streets and scattered throughout the eastern neighborhoods. supervisor chiu:io

. >> roger and mary and their three girls live and work this farm near pomeroy washington. from farming with horse-drawn combines at the turn of 20th century, to hauling hay, to the early days of mechanization to becoming one of the largest bluegrass seed producers in the country, the family has been shaped and molded by this farm, much like time has molded the land it's on. roger was in college when he took over the operation in 1978 after his father unexpectedly passed away. >> i continue to go to school part time and i would fly back and forth to take classes. >> his passion was always here with the land. as he settled into running the operation, it wasn't long before his passion was met by another passionate farm girl. >> i started as the field man in a few industries, introducing, log into the region. >> look at the organic matter and consistency of our soil. >> together, they have never looked back. >> been motivated by staying on this farm and making something beautiful out of it. >> roger and various daily focuses more than just passing down at business. >> when it'

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rogers has been fielding calls from worried residents. >> i want to emphasize at this moment, it seems to be confined to this one close family situation. >> mary's worried, she got a call from the school system warning anyone with a respiratory illness or flu-like symptoms to see a doctor. >> that's very scary. >> reporter: the samples from the home, blood and tissue and ined views with other family members will help investigators determine what was strong enough to kill a mother and two of her children and make another critically ill. >> we do expect that at some point in the future, we will have an answer to exactly what this germ was and how it got transmitted. >> family members tell news 4, the first funeral was scheduled for wednesday after yesterday's deaths, though, those plans have been put on hold. in calvert county, maryland, melissa malai, news 4. >>> an 11-year-old in colorado says she'll think twice about acting out in school. her day recently ended up in handcuffs. she got argumenttive, extremely rude when she was caught in the hall without permission. when a counselor couldn't help, police were called if, taking her out in handc

rogers has been fielding calls from worried residents. >> i'm very -- >> i want to emphasize at this moment it seems to be confined to this one close family situation. >> mary dennis is worried. she got a call from the school system warning anyone with a respiratory illness or flu like symptoms to see a doctor. >> that is very scary. >> the samples from the home, blood and tissue and interviews with other family members will help investigates determine what was strong enough to kill a mother and two of her children and make another critically ill. >> we do expect that at some point in the future we will have an answer to exactly what this germ was and how it got transmitted. >> reporter: family members tell news 4 the first funeral was scheduled for wednesday after yet's deaths, though, those plans have been put on hold. melissa mala pi, news 4. >>> they're going to put cameras on school buss in montgomery county. the cameras are designed to catch people who ignore school bus stop signs. violators could be fined $250 or even $1,000. >> in most other jurisdiction around the country when they pass this kind of legislation, it's named for someone's child who i