i don't know if perhaps we can bring up mr. duffy as well that he has worked on addressing some of those needs. >> good afternoon, supervisors, thank you for having me here. what i can share with you is that there was two rounds of outreach that took place from sf hot. at this stage there has not been additional outreach. i sat with andy and made revisions so it's current and we've asked if sf mta can get flyers out to vehicles. that is one step where we can generate more contacts. there have been about six contacts with the hot team and currently we do not have a vehicle stored on treasure island, but with the support of the members of the board, we have established as you know the mayor's fund as hope to cover storage cost that would be accumulated. it is going to be very easy for us going forward to now be able to store vehicles on treasure island and be able to pay for that and coordinate with the hot team and sign a contract where they are available and agreeing to permanent housing. i can report that as a result of the flyering

. >> mr. duffy? >> the permit started off in 2012, and it had run through the planning department for review and it got approved, and it got reviewed by one of our structural engineers, and on 10, 29, 2012 and it was reviewed by the fire department and it was then that there was no more action on it until april 18, 2013 when they came in to pay for the permit and it is an over the counter permit and it appears to be for the building and i did go to the building at the request. and there is a retaining wall that is in the good condition that definitely needs immediate work done to it, i did not really, it was really just on the ground floor i did not notice all of the other things that the engineer referenced but there definitely was the retaining wall needs to get fixed sooner rather than later, and i am available for any questions. >> the extent of the work as described on the permit, and with your experience and knowledge, what would you, when you see that level of work, that is required, or you kn

>> mr. duffy, would this normally require the neighborhood notification since it has gone beyond the foot of the property? >> let me refer to the planning department on that. but i thought that most additions in san francisco when you make them a little bit bigger, usually do. you know, that is my opinion because of the light and all of the things that come into that. obviously someone in the neighborhood made the complaint and it is anonymous and so i apresume that it is somebody that leaves close by and there was no name on that. >> so the photograph shows you it seems like the rear wall and the roof of the property and then this addition with the t111 type of siding on there, and i believe that the property owners stated that there was an existing structure there and i can't tell from the photograph that it looks pretty new and it seems like it was from his plans it was something there and it looks like he made it a little bigger which he admitted to and so, it is hard for us to tell if it was

mr. duffy's office. that was a critical piece to this and without that, we would have -- never gotten to the pilot program. now there is a more conscious effort where we are trying to provide services with the free parking on treasure island and helping you through to hopefully implementing new housing i think is important. we've also in our district as mentioned have has placement of vehicles and there are other consequences but also realizing in our district bordering golden gate and tail end of lincoln way of shielding other safety issues and neighbors have for decades complained about. that's why we felt this pilot was so important. >> thank you, well, why don't we move to public comment. i have a nice little stack here. i just want to remind folks that public comment is 2 minutes. you will hear a soft bell indicating that you have 30 seconds left. please come up front and if i call your name, you can speak. we have daryl, john decastro, melody, john mccormick. why don't you come to the podium and le

. >> mr. duffy, the permit that is before us, does that contemplate the soft story work and all of this other? or this is just a partial? >> no, they want to add some of the soft story work to this permit, and i believe that is what he mentioned pulling in some ply woods and that is not part of the permit. >> they have not come back to you? >> it might be try to add it on to this permit, but they would need to get an additional permit of some type to add the additional scope of work. >> but the work that they want to do is not in the current permit. >> i believe not. that is what they said earlier that they want to add the work. >> they were speaking like 13 percent more work on top of what they had permitted. add plywood and want to do it all in one project rather than take people out pop them back in and do something later which does make sense. >> one last question. so looking at the over all permit history of the property besides the ones that are in we this evening, what does the permit history

i'm sure mr. duffy will get to that in a few minutes. as far as recommendations we recommend an incremental approach. obviously the locations where vehicles have been displaced or vehicles that continue to have a preponderance for these vehicle types is a priority. i have in the next slide, locations where we would use as a guide to consider additional implementation of these regulations. i think the mitigating these at first impacts from the over sized vehicles and housing individuals provides cooperation and engagement by police and others in the community. further use of over sized park and restriction should continue participation with police and city. to ensure vehicle dwellers receive non-threatening outreach and information about available services and to help them -- avoid fines and penalties. the last item is a program moving forward especially on the areas where vehicles are being displaced. this list of locations would probably be at the top of our priority in terms of evaluating additional locations for additional implementat

>> mr. duffy? >> it is going to be similar to the umb program that they had for the buildings and i know that there is a lot of meetings and i know that dbi staff definitely went to the many buildings and met with the tenants with the building owners and the contractors to coordinate the work and this is appears to be similar to that and they are going to pop the soft story and they are looking on the website for that, and i don't have it with me tonight and if there is a process for having the meetings with the tenants and giving them a time line and i think that this one is not far off. in this case. okay? >> excellent. >> great. >> one of the things that mr. duffy is that i looked at the drawings but i did not look at it real extensively. but it appears that most of it is required work verses work that may be done to torment some type of an issue. >> i agree with you. i think that it is required work in this case but they want to put in the soft story stuff work on to it. >> it does make sense t

i look forward to working with mr. duffy and captain long citywide as well. >> there is a motion. >> i would like to make a motion to file the hearing. >> okay. seconded by supervisor campos. this motion carries forward. this item is filed. thank you everyone for your service and your commitment and advocacy. >> madam clerk, please call item 3. hearing implementation of audit recommendation status. >> thank you so much. okay. so let's sorry. sir. we have a meeting to continue. this is a quarterly update for our city service auditor. i believe we have a representative from the department. great. okay. we are ready to begin. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm the director of city audits for the controller city's service auditor and the associate auditor. today we'll speak about my offices audit follow up activity in the last fiscal year. why and how we do follow up process and how promptly city responds to us and some outcomes of the work that we have performed. although many do not like being aud autdit audited -- follow up

it is just that i think that i have a record of never except one time, that i agreed with mr. duffy, and hammered under the full penalty. >> and again, i don't think that the penalty is that severe, it is 1100 dollars, and so... >> okay. >> and i move that we deny the appeal and up hold the fine issued on dbi on the basis that it was valid and fair, and proper. >> and the basis that it was appropriate. >> thank you. >> and that is what she meant to say. >> we have a motion from commissioner hurtado to up hold this penalty at 9 times on the basis it was appropriate. on that motion to up hold at 9 times, commissioner fung? >> can i back up one second? if he does not agree with the department's take on the permit as they, because it is not finalized. if we act tonight, and then he would have to his recourse will be to seek a new appeal. or can we continue this and piggy back any further appeals on this one? >> are you suggesting that dbi will reassess the penalty if the scope of work changed >> no but they may do other things to him in terms of the approval. >> that way he does not hav

. >> the chair never denies the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. duffy, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to be clear at the outset that fha has been very helpful. a lot of my constituents first-time homebuyers, low income small homebuyers to achieve the american dream. of homeownership. it has been an incredibly helpful for then and i don't want to underestimate how important the program has been for people who live in central and northern wisconsin. it's been a very helpful program. i think he picked up a little bit of concern on our side of the aisle, and i think our frustration here is that whenever we have testimony from we continue to bring up concerns about the capital reserve ratio. it has been met. we're concerned about bailouts and it seems that every time we get testimony from the agency we are told that its sunshine and roses and tulips and unicorns, everything is great. and w look at the numbers and sy that's not true. we think it's far worse than you were telling us. and it's always no, no, no. it's all fine. and lo and b

duffy is here also. with that, mr. yee.> >> good afternoon, bond yee. as you know this is a long standing issue of overnight vehicles parking in the city and we also previously stated the impact that were caused by them throughout the city in our original policy and proposal report. we have a number of tools to manage parking in the city and we use them judiciously and appropriatelly but none of these tools was adequate in effectively addressing the over sized vehicle parking in the neighborhoods. the board of supervisors sometime asked us to take a look at the issues to see if there is any new options that we haven't considered to bring forward for consideration. based on the surveys we have done and also analysis with the conversations with the various stake holders, we came back with a simple parking restriction tool. that is to prohibit the parking of over sized vehicles longer than 22 feet or taller than 7 feet from parking between midnight and 6:00 a.m.. this includes trailers and other extensions of vehicles that you see out in the street. the bo

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