mr. patterson that this is for the plans dated 11-4, 13. and; is that correct?? >> yeah. >> and dated 11, 4, our stamp is 11, 7, but the architect or the engineer's date is 11, 4. >> that is correct. >> and so is that... >> yes. >> thank you. >> so we have a motion from the president, to up hold this permit, with the adoption of these revised plans, dated november 14, 2013, and it was on the basis that it is code compliant. >> correct. >> >> on that motion to up hold with revised plans. >> commissioner fung? >> aye. >> commissioner hurtado? >> aye. >> vice president lazarus? >> aye. >> commissioner honda. >> aye. >> thank you. >> the vote is 5-0 and the permit is up hold with the revised plans, thank you. >> could we have a five-m >> welcome back, we are going to go to 9 a. november, 13-109. mariposa utah neighborhood association, appellant(s) vs. planning commission, respondent 480 potrero avenue. protesting the issuance on august 08, 2013, to reza khoshnevisan @ sia consulting corp., sec. 329 adoption of findings - large project authorization (to allow construc

mr. patterson that this is for the plans dated 11-4, 13. and; is that correct?? >> yeah. >> and dated 11, 4, our stamp is 11, 7, but the architect or the engineer's date is 11, 4. >> that is correct. >> and so is that... >> yes. >> thank you. >> so we have a motion from the president, to up hold this permit, with the adoption of these revised plans, dated november 14, 2013, and it was on the basis that it is code compliant. >> correct. >> >> on that motion to up hold with revised plans. >> commissioner fung? >> aye. >> commissioner hurtado? >> aye. >> vice president lazarus? >> aye. >> commissioner honda. >> aye. >> thank you. >> the vote is 5-0 and the permit is up hold with the revised plans, thank you. >> could we have a five-minute break, right here. >>

mr. patterson. >> good morning, sir, it's a pleasure to be with you. >> thank you so much.e just highlighted some of the struggles facing native americans, high unemployment, health issues and environmental destruction. the president has a new call for action, the fifth time. what's the most pressing issue right now? >> indian country has lived on the fringes of society and as a forgotten people for the past 200 years. for 200 years plus, our people have lived with dire poverty, impoverished conditions, endured countless generations of trauma, yet remain intact in our ancient home lands that raised our ancestors. today into the american consciousness, indian country rises with the support of the president in addressing the unique relationship that this country enjoys with its first peoples, so this is the fifth summit the president has gathered american indians leaders from across the country, including our lass dozen native brothers and sisters. we discuss the issues that are pertinent to indian country and key to our survival. in exchange for hour land, water and resource

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mr. turner, for five minutes. thank you, madam speaker. yesterday in deyton, i hosted a community forum regarding the impacts of sequestration on wright-patterson air force base in the deyton community. we had a distinguished group of local leaders who participated in the event. the expert panel included colonel cassie b. bar low, 88th base wing. jeffly hogan, chris kershner, part of the chamber of commerce and another an advocate for the defense community in my community in deyton, ohio. each of these local leaders talked how sequestration affected our community in 2013 and what would the effect would be if the sequester continues. for a community like deyton with such a strong relationship with ohio's largest single site employer, the message was devastating. the budget control act of 2011, which i voted against, was signed into law on august 2, 2011. the budget control act establishes series of spending caps and forced reductions designed to indiscriminantly reduce government strength. these forced reductions, also known as sequestration, greatly impact our national security by requiring the department of defense to reduce its budget by roug