corey teague, the zoning administrator representing the planning department, matthew green, deputy director of inspection services for the department of building inspection and james zon, housing

front, we have tina tam, the deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department, and matthew green, deputy director of inspection services for the department of building inspection. we also expect representativesro

corey teague, the zoning administrator representing the planning department, matthew green, deputy director of

corey teague, the zoning administrator representing the planning department, matthew green, deputy director of inspection services for the department of building inspection and james zon, housing coordinating coordinator, manager for department of building inspection. now, the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the board requests that you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the rules of presentation are as follows. appellant's permit holders and department respondents each are given seven minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttal. all people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within these 7 or 3 minute periods. members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board and no rebuttal. mr. longway, our legal assistant, will give you a verbal warning 30s before your time is up. four votes are required to grant an appeal or to modify a permit or determination. even if you have question

good evening again, matthew green representing dvi. i'd just like to address some of the comments in public. comment, db is aware of the issue with the over demolition. so every vertical addition permit we do reach out before the start of construction. it explained the you know what is allowed and what is not. and we require a start of work inspection to go over the plans to make sure the work is done. according to the approved plans, there was some concern about lead as well. so even though the building was renovated in 2021, the building code is very clear. if the building is built before 1990 1979, it's presumed to be have lead based paint unless the owner wants to go through and get it tested and prove that it's not lead based paint, presuming it's lead based paint, they're required to keep old construction debris within the construction area, prevent migration outside the construction site, and, clean, clean, clean the site every day, i can't address what happened in the 2021 permit, but those would be requirements for this new pe

continent's rich minerals reserves are emerging as a prerequisite for the global green tech. revolution: our first question to matthew parks, do you think there is enough political realization across africa on the immense potential of the continent holds in transforming the world? no, we don't think so, i think in most countries across africa there isn't enough focus on that, there's not enough focus on many economic development issues or on the role of the state should play in trying to grow the economy, but i think if you look at the the... reports, most african countries really don't focus much on the issue of not just exporting raw minerals which they do, but on beneficiating on investing in them locally to finish you to export of finished law products, so most african countries really don't spend much time focusing on that if to be honest. there is no doubt that africa needs to tap on the continent strategic mineral wealth for development, particularly by adding value by processing minerals before export. so there's a need to to to one to look at beneficiating to appreciate the importance of doing so but also to

that gives these blue green algae that a little, advantage over the others. >> for fremont resident matthew stewart, that means not taking his toddler to the beaches of quarry lakes. despite living within walking distance. >> i mean, i know that they opened like this stretch of beach over here a long time ago. and since my kid was a toddler, i've wanted to take her there. but i haven't been able to because it's been closed ever since. >> but rosenfield says if the bloom becomes big enough to drop oxygen levels in the water, fish will be at risk. next, similar to the red tide, algal bloom that happened in lake merritt two years ago, which killed off thousands of fish. >> they can last all summer, so they're starting now. as long as they have nutrients, as the nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer that they need to grow and reproduce, they'll keep growing in the east bay. >> lena howland abc seven news. >> all right, let's talk about the weather on this first day of spring. that's right. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. hi, sandhya. >> hi, there. yeah, ama and dan. spring i

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other republicans weren't said charitable gop pollster christine matthews tweeted this out today, quoting now, not sure who's green idea was to put a us center in the kitchen to deliver the response the state of the union. in the panel work i've done with swing women's since 2014, we've tested as like this. i women talking health care in the kitchen and adjusts it's women voters off cnn's melanie zanona. it's been talking to republican sources. she joins us now, what are you hearing from gop lawmakers >> well, the reviews were really mixed inside the gop. i mean, there was universal excitement, i would say but the choice of katie britt, she is young, she is a conservative, she is a woman. she was really seen as a rising star inside the gop, but some republicans were really baffled not only by the setting which was in a kitchen, but also by her delivery, which was very dramatic and halting at times to just not how she normally talks. here's what one gop lawmaker told me using some rather colorful language to criticize the speech. they told me who thought this was a good idea? if this is our attempt to get suburban

that gives these blue green algae that a little, advantage over the others. >> for fremont resident matthewthat means not taking his toddler to the beaches of quarry lakes despite living within walking distance. >> i mean, i know that they opened like this stretch of beach over here a long time ago, and since my kid was a toddler, i've wanted to take her there. but i haven't been able to because it's been closed ever since. >> but rosenfield says if the bloom becomes big enough to drop oxygen levels in the water, fish will be at risk next, similar to the red tide, algal bloom that happened in lake merritt two years ago, which killed off thousands of fish. >> they can last all summer, so they're starting now. as long as they have nutrients, the nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer that they need to grow and reproduce, they'll keep growing in the east bay. >> lena howland abc seven news. >> spring starts tonight, so it's time for some spring cleaning that includes things they c do a lot more harm than but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga,

concerns that are being express. matthews from tennessee college in dublin. joining us in copenhagen, thanks so much for your time, sir. a site from other colors known as green gold in mexico to coffee. the latin american nation is amongst the wills leading producers and takes photos of food products. much of its properties goes to the united states. the agriculture sector is one of its main drivers of economic growth, but found the space a range of challenges amongst them, folding great prices and threats from drug cartels. i spoke to the secretary of agriculture, victor villalobos, adam beula during his visit to do ha and started by asking him how his government is tackling these concerns. a while, let me mention that you'll, you'll raise an initial related thing. cool. yeah. can awesome. uh, zillow is, uh, the most important mistake that we did for the use. uh, i would say, the highest proportion of the corn, which is the staple food for mexicans. and until he is waiting for them to state. so they, they profess because of the price of corn, and of course they want to receive more support from next week on the federal government. so what we do, we provide

defiance, people splashing, inke and green dye into voting boxes, and even lesson attacks at various places across the country. >> well, and i also want to ask you, matthew about russia's claim that it killed up to 300 ukrainian soldiers with the so-called vacuum bomb. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, a vacuum bomb, a thermo barrick bomb is another another word, word for it. these are extremely powerful, but subnuclear munitions that have been in use in the battlefield in ukraine for some time now this was an announcement made by the russian deputy defense minister essentially, all the deputy of the defense staff anyway, saying that in an attack in an undisclosed location by russian forces, 300 ukrainian service personnel were killed. that's been quickly rebutted by the ukrainians who have told cnn that's nonsense. the trouble is, we don't have here at cnn any way of verifying battlefield losses on either side of the conflict. and so moment it's just a question of one side saying one thing and the other side rejecting it. fredreka. >> all right. matthew chance in moscow. thank you >> and we'll be right back tomorrow on the whole story two men mi

green dye into a ballot box. but the authorities have made it clear that any unsanctioned protests like that will be met with strict legal consequences. came >> matthew, it is wonderful to have the access to you in these voting stations. thank you so much. john. >> i've never seen a view like that from russia this morning, one arizona county is paying a hefty price for election disinformation and conspiracy theory about ballot paper led to spending $200,000 of taxpayer money on fraud proof paper that cannot even be used. now it sits in a warehouse inside two huge towers, only one man could report this story seen as donie o'sullivan is here now, donie, what's going on with this? john, there's a loss of wacky conspiracy theories about the 2020 election one of which you might remember the bamboo paper conspiracy theory in arizona and the costs of that conspiracy theory. ariel, take a look. this >> is a story >> about paper, lots and lots of paper. americans have been voting on >> tom's work nearly $200,000 of supposedly fraud proof ballot paper. it's currently lying on the floor of this warehouse in phoenix, and no one is quite sure what to do. it. >> h

matthew says, hi mark, if everyone votes for reform and they get a 50% majority, we can save our greencimation of labour and what he calls the con liberals . well, thanks for that. liberals. well, thanks for that. keep those emails coming . don't keep those emails coming. don't forget i'll be dealing with the ever woke bbc at 10:00. one of their biggest radio stars in trouble for stating biological reality . but next up with the reality. but next up with the us, the uk and western europe experienced unprecedented levels of illegal and legal net migration . why has the west migration. why has the west dropped the ball on border control ? are high numbers coming control? are high numbers coming into our country is good for the economy and an answer to our ageing population ? are they ageing population? are they morally right thing to do? morally the right thing to do? as millions flee poverty , as millions flee poverty, persecution and war? or is the current scale of migration a national security concern and a threat to our values and the western way of life? well, to discuss this, i'm d

look, matthew, no plan whatsoever when it comes to where you're going to house these illegal immigrants . the these illegal immigrants. the greeny gone. green agenda is completely gone. you've going you've got rachel reeves going after benefits claimants. that's annoying you annoying a load of people. you know , you've lost the muslim know, you've lost the muslim vote, etc. labour not even in vote, etc. labour is not even in government and it's ready to government yet and it's ready to p0p- government yet and it's ready to popnice government yet and it's ready to pop nice patrick, government yet and it's ready to popnice patrick, but government yet and it's ready to pop nice patrick, but when >> nice try patrick, but when you're owen jones in you're praying, owen jones in age, your arguments age, you know your arguments are somewhat i mean, somewhat flawed. i mean, i joined the labour party at 15, not a million miles away from where and where owen jones did, and i ain't nowhere. where owen jones did, and i ain�*and, nowhere. where owen jones did, and i ain�*and, n know,e. where owen jones did, and i ain�*and, n know, owen said