mohan, can you weigh in on that? it seems that you would want that for project sponsors to have access to financing, making the projects more feasible. >> when we worked on the many, many community meetings for outreach, the component that was important to us was the middle income piece. so we wanted to preserve that in the middle to make sure there is enough middle income. when the projects provide the lower affordability, there's less middle income. we're not in favor of that. the original home-sf is to ensure that we get that middle income -- >> vice president melgar: i get that and i'm supportive of that, but doesn't this give you a flexibility to choose either/or depending on how their financing works out? >> i think with the sidlac, they would have to provide -- and paulo can correct me if i'm wrong -- 20% of the lower and so we want to make sure that the project has enough middle-income housing. >> vice president melgar: i understand. it seems to me that if a developer has financing elsewhere that pencils out

there i say you don't need to use dropout like prey on that it's like she did the wrong thing you just mohan that i mean get in there and they are and being together so what did you think this would be good for music i know my concert or my i mean i love this concert or this is extraordinary but why we are so like stiff ya it's better and i recently grandma and they're playing piano and i'm like on their her chair and that's like i came to listen i mean you'll start of the music listening is not just this but the ricin is or it's or all balled it and we are we are doing together this settlement. for the red dress project can work closely with the sound engineer team or cork team with samples pickers music lines during the concert and looped back into the performance. i must say this is impressed me so much i really didn't imagine that it could be such a homely feeling in here and i don't mean holy is in holes but there's a real all i. know in the drink of the new it's such a it's makes you feel so peaceful the south that's one of the things it can do i think it can also add that to you and w

it's you don't need to use dropout like prey on that it's a black chin and the round thing you just mohan to. get in there and they are and being together so what did you think this would be good for music i know my concert or my army i own this concert or this is extraordinary about why we are so like stiff ya it's better and i listen my grandmother prank. on the her chair and like i carry. heart of the music i listen is not just this is all it's all of all that we are doing together in this. for the red dress project work closely with the sound engineer. team with samples pickers music lines during the concert and looped back into the performance. i must say this is impress me so much i i really didn't imagine that it could be such a homely feeling in here and i don't mean holy is in holes but there's a real all i. know in the dreams of the new it's such a it's makes you feel so peaceful the south that's one of the things it can do i think it can also add it to you and when you need to be agitated to do that with the music well i think it basically just accelerates whatever you want to

i am mennaca mohan a legislative aid for katie tang. thank you for hearing our legislation to attract small businesses. we are happy to partner with the supervisor's office to attract small businesses. your commission knows better than everyone opening a small business is long and confusing. this peeps piece of legislation addresses the change of use notification. given it is a confusing process, i thought i would walk through an example on the commercial district. right now, let's say a business owner wanted to open a restaurant in a space that used to be a clothing store or retail. under the zoning table we know the owner could look to see the restaurant are a permitted use with a p that is great. what the owner may not know they would have to do a 30-day notification for the change of use. they cannot open the shop until that process is completed. the change of use process is in planning code section 312. notices are mailed to people within 150 peopl 150 feet of th. notification period is 30-days. they can say they may not want the r

i'm monica mohan, legislative aide of katy tang. we were informed 30 minutes ago that environmental review staff needed more time to complete their review of this zoning. we're a little frustrated. we've introduced this item quite a while ago. it's the second time it's been scheduled for planning. it's a perfect site for housing. there are five completely underdeveloped sites including a parking lot and two -- some vacancies. the project owner and architect are here. they've agreed to keep the flower shop that's there to provide commercial space with roll-up door, so they can keep their street presence. we're hoping that the project sponsor uses home-sf to provide much needed affordable housing and middle-income housing to the district. the one thing i wanted to comment on now and i will comment on it in two weeks is we don't agree with the staff recommendation on the legislative setback. the legislative setbacks are inconsistent on the west side of the city, even on 19th avenue. it's 6, 9, 6, 3, 3. we don't believe that removing th

mohan, can you said some light on this? >> there is a bulb-out that's been proposed before, but they sped up the work due to the pedestrian fatality that was mentioned. and it's a larger effort for it to be repaved. so sfmta has been working with caltrans and public works on that project overall. so that is indeed happening. >> vice president melgar: thank you. director? >> that's helpful information. we've didn't know that. i was going to say, if the commission is supportive of the rezoning, you could move that part of it forward. because i think what i hear is broad support for the rezoning itself, which would give them assurances about that. and then if you wanted to separate it or given the new information, may want to move forward with both pieces, but you could separate the two items. >> vice president melgar: i had a question about that. if there is going to be a bulb-out, please correct me, but you would want -- the necessity for that 9-foot setback is less, not more. >> right. we agree with that. >> vice president

mohan 100 people on board. at least 29 are reported dead.he cap pain did manage to steer the ferry onto a reef making it easier for survivors to nvacuate. it was carrying unknown number of cars. the incident comes a few weeks after a different iferry that ws crowded and claimed 200 lives. >>> on this fourth of july there's a liveook for you at sandy point. a record number of people expected to avel 50 miles. i spoke to fire officials twhre hope you'll join them for all of the fun. >> check it out. the city of fairfax in the midst of its parase. of cour here is a look at some of e groups that will be part of it. of course, the big e bnt tonight wi the fireworks show. that evening show and fireworks. assistant fire chief here to tell us more about the fireworks show tha you guysay is really good. >> it's a top notch show. i think you'll get aut 20 minutes of fireworks. the parade is exciting. come downo fairfax high school between 6:00 and 10:00. we'll havebands, food, kids activitie activities. be sure to hydrate before youe. get ther it will

so this legislation, i really want to thank monica mohan from my office on how to craft this and if there is a use that's permitted under a planning code and it's switching to another permitted use in our district, so take, for example, former restaurant going into selling retail clothing that they they should not have to go through change of use. i'm hoping to shave off three to six months or more. in all of my time at the board or district 4 office, i've never seen a change of use permit denied, but we're presidenter advantage conditional use for cannabis, which w

so this legislation, i really want to thank monica mohan from my office on how to craft this and if there is a use that's permitted under a planning code and it's switching to another permitted use in our district, so take, for example, former restaurant going into selling retail clothing that they they should not have to go through change of use. i'm hoping to shave off three to six months or more. in all of my time at the board or district 4 office, i've never seen a change of use permit denied, but we're presidenter advantage conditional use for cannabis, which was newly instituted by the board for formula retail. those might have impact on neighbors, as well as bars, that require a liquor license. for the rest, i do think that it's important to eliminate a lot of obstacles. it's further from the center of the city and transportation may not be as easy. i hope that maybe if other district supervisors see this, they may want to adopt it because it's adaptable legislation that can be custom-tailored for each district. again, thank you to my staff for working on this and with that, i will

mohan 100 in the city just sinceay satu >> two women killed by a csx train in germantown have now been diane peralta and 30-year-ol christina segavia were struck on theck tby wearing station and peach crest drive. they don't know wt theomen were doing near the tracks. >>> a republicate candi says as "new york times" reporter broke into his apartment and was searching for information onar cory st >> reporter: the reporter says he never entered the home. our bureaur reporteavid culver is hive in woodbridge wirs the lntroy. >> reporter: bri hadr n invited us into his woodbridge apartment and passing a through few secure doors along the way, accessible only using a key fob. his unit's front door locked onight on wednesday he left i unlocked with a friend inside. around 2:00 in that afternoon he claims that friend came face-to-face with a intruder. hearing something, she turned around, and -- and stephanie was standing right where you are standing, right where you're standing. >> reporter: brian is revving to "new york times" reporter stephanie saul who walked in uninvited. >> she didn't ev

that's more than double the number in all of 2016.re mohan 6,700 were returned from libya in 2017, but far more are setting out th are being returned. this man has helped smuggle people on that journey. he says he's helped over a dozen get through libya and into europe. he showed me pictures of people he says he'selped land in araly and spain. despite what we from every migrant we spoke to, he claimsev yone knows the risks. >> i said, "the journey's bad. the journey's not good. out of hundreds, only ten .urvive it. i saw it with my e you will not--" >> brangham: so, you knew hundreds were going, and only a few make it through? >> only few, yeah, few. >> brangham: he also says that almost all women will end up doing sex work. >> 90% of them do sex work. >> brangham: 90% of them do? >> 90%, yes. they are doing it. >> brangham: you explain that completely to them, before they begin the journey? >> yes >> brangham: do the pas know that their daughters will end up doing sex work? not all parents. some knew. >> brangham: does knowing how hard the journey is, hows danger is for people, make y