mr. sanchez to apply until after july 2nd we can tackle those things the last project in north beach that was food service routine restaurant we were at 74 percent serving i have a question for mr. sanchez can you please length of your lease can you share that. >> 10 year 10 year option and one other question i understand the model is a you - it is nice to have by rights in the city the planning staff mentioned 232 other sites did you consider any of the other vacant sites. >> when the commission decided to look for new sites we carved out a footprint for the new momma's the original momma's is a tiny kitchen with 13 tables we wanted is that 7 seat location around 28 hundred succeeded of importance to momma's concept is the open kitchen when you walk down it is my dad said he i think vented the way to sell food wait outside so when my brother mistake asked me to look at vallejo i packed up to the kitchen and said oh, my gosh the savings were half a million dollars right there starring in front of ever you didn't have to be a harvard university mba a few other places that i knew of none of

mr. sanchez that's correct. >> okay. great the only reason i asked the question thank you zoning administrator because the dimensions of the courtyard are different on your schematics than on the other set of drawings that are provides water in the packet so one set is 1764 and another 1648 and one set is one dimension provided for the credit the width of that courtyard but no legitimate so that's why i'm asking the question the classification is a little bit inconsistent i'll asking about this is key to the exposure requirements that we're looking at section thirty 9 at item before you is section 134 for the rear yard that can be modified you're correct to note in other cases you consider exposure but not for well known reasons closure is not part of the thirty 9 variance. >> the variance for closure to put a rear yard. >> correct but taking the to items together. >> the variance for the closure is not part of the decision just the rear yard. >> thank you for confusing everyone sorry you can respond thank you. >> no pro

mr. sanchez. >> testifier: good evening scott sanchez planning commission direct where to begin. the subject property is located -- the project is completely code compliant. it has been to section 311 identification not once but twice that the dr was filed after the first notification and prior -- prior to the dr hearing in september it was pointed out that there was an error in 311 notification. so we did we notice the notification there were no additional dr's file during that time. we went to the dr hearing in january of this year the planning commission unanimously held the permit find that there were no exceptional or extraordinary circumstances here. the permit holder has asked that apartment to maybe characterize processes far and hesitant to do so but certainly process has been exhausted and we are now here before you to make a decision. i would note some of them it shows that were presented by the appellant is showing, which i had to google to find out what family that was on the photo apparently, it is a sitcom big bang. so when it does not show you is that the deck tha

mr. sanchez said this will expand the neighborhood properties on ocean avenue that are current rh2 and n one it allows the owners of the properties facing ocean avenue to transform their garages or combrrz into retail space an option for businesses along ocean avenue especially around the balboa park bart station this proposal fits within win i'm sorry the balboa park to support the ocean avenue and to allow for a difference mixed use within the area that represents the district is in full support of this legislation and the support of supervisor john avalos some of the blocks within the zoning district are within his district so with you thank you for your consideration and hope we can count on your support. >> thank you. >> commissioners the planning department is in support of zoning for the following reasons the ocean avenue has a great controls and flexibility advantageous given the changes in the areas including mixed use document have come online or will be coming online the commissioners context of the area lends itself to nc t type controls the properties are longer the muni bus

mr. sanchez did you wish to speak >> testifier: just to be clear, we do and have condition projects four hours of instruction. that said i would share in the concerns raised by the project sponsor, they have a plan to address the concerns of the newest neighborhood of this cool the way that still allows for expeditious construction which everyone's benefit. as well as addressing the concerns related to those hours and further, limiting it. this is not a largely residential area. there are projects the 100 van ness. is the argento hulk >> commissioner they only argenta also? does not know what they own the one that is under construction now at -- outside hayes and pulp era believed. but, yes, this is probably what they have proposes public best way to deal with this concern related to hours of construction and would support the current proposal. >> commissioner i accept that based on the fact is pretty much protects the school during the normal hours. >> motion >> president: i make a motion i suggested earlier. i do not think it repeated. i think somebody got it. >> clerk: whimsy but rest

mr. sanchez. dc three district i did not go back and look at the venice market special residential district specifics. to see-three district used to require a podium portion >> testifier: are you talking about for tower heights? >> commissioner yes >> testifier: yes it is more of a factor of a height limit. >> commissioner that does not apply in this instance? >> testifier: in terms of awful lot coverage ground-floor, no >> commissioner could you clarify what is ddr >> testifier: transferable to bauman writes if you have certain historical moment sides you can sell the development potential because of your sar which of the amount square footage you can develop certain districts if your building is built to 5000 ft.2 but under the zoning you built 50,000 ft.2 then you could sell off that 45,000 unit potential to someone else and they can go above their otherwise maximum on another property practice was something that created as part of the downtown plan in 1985 as an incentive to maintain and store

mr. sanchez, two questions. is both the permit holder and you talked about the first and second floor in terms of coverage, was there any changes then to the residential in excess of the 74 and 70% >> testifier: are you speaking of the floors above >> the residential floors >> at the residential floors above the person setting forth the lesson & coverage so there is no compliance issues were no sections those required those levels. it is only at those first two levels. >> commissioner the number stayed the same? >> testifier: correct >> commissioner the second question is planning usually puts construction mitigation as part of the approval package. hero had a little bit to do with the specialized excavation among other things. did the department feel that the mitigation in the agreement satisfied with what you normally include as part of the approval mitigation? >> testifier: i think he agreements came again at the day of the hearing, so we have got the project without those concessions agreed by the project sp

mr. sanchez and mr. seiu crepe to pleased amend their reports and duo deal with the issues outlined in my letters and the letters from buster i'll asking the - i will give you my copies at break what's the planning commission doing second another bite of the apple when they don't know the first was fraudulent that's the question. >> is there any additional public comment today okay public comment is closed. next item. >> under our regular calendar at 2501 california street conditional use authorization on april 30th, 2015 after hearing in public comment is closed. the commission continued to may 28th by a vote of 7 to zero and continued to today. >> good afternoon cheryl with the planning department the request as a detailed in the draft motion it a conditional use authorization to demolish the pump gas station convenience store and all shop and reconstruct the shelf gas station at the corner of california in the dog patch neighborhood it was reviewed an after the planning commission hearing and detailed

mr. sanchez >> i think you have done an excellent job of listening and observing and looking at different path way and subcultures that have operating within the network and laguna honda. i was interested in some of the comments in particular many years ago there used to be a police special team assigned to sfgh to deal with special tra maw psych attic situations available 24 hours a day and between the sheriffs back and forth. the fact of the matter is the sfpd trains with the units and they're critical training in response as you move forward in your planning i know you will you have a unique opportunity to identify with spesht teams whether it's the police or fire department has exceptional teams brought into the hospital given krim cal brace etc. there say network out there, that is above and beyond the individual klture of the sf police department or f sheriffs or fire department now that we have a director as one person that coordinatings it gives you a unique opportunity -- buys into that model it's not going to fly. so when you do have a crisis if the internal unit doesn't know ho

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mr. sanchez. from the 30th street senior center. care program. me to follow up with a few things his client needed. his client is 49 years ago. with stage four liver cancer. i told i would take the case on. he told me. he had done the ihs application. and the [inaudible] application. he said he needs meals. follow up with the para transit. and see what he needs. i called. he was thankful and happy someone could assist him further. due to the transitional care. they could only serve the purn up to 4-6 weeks. i contacted glen from the aging connect. and made a home for delivered mooels. i explained to him my case. he said sil ma. it may take a while. you may not get it so soon. because there are other clients on the wait list. i said. please glen. we don't know how long he will be with us. this is critical. so after going back and forth. a few days a few phone call. he said vilma. candice. will take the case. and he will have meals -- i was really content he was going to receive those meals. i spoke to candice. to make a home visit. she said. the m

mr. sanchez records not in mr. seiu ks i've gotten him perhaps in records of supervisors and the mayor's office and people it says dbi i have no idea who they've taushgd talked to who is making those decisions you are sponsored to make the decision this is ant appropriate subject for hearing it is not some crazy woman off in the bushes like i feel how they go on to paint me i've spent 6 years on this a lot planning department spent 6 years on it processing the issues they've spent sometime presumably dealing with the enrollment actions i know they did because they stopped construction i have no idea what they did on the rest the timing is generous for me but i ask you what do you have as evidence the a those buildings are being used all of those buildings are where the housing u housing units are are the buildings legal? if you're legal listing some unit is that okay to legalize some unit but not the buildings? it would be unheard of from my experience that planning department has ever walked away from that issue c

mr. sanchez that is very important. megan on our staff is working closely on 0 we have lots of visions on 0 i went to one of the meetings the police and mtr are sitting at the table our staff is giving them the data of what you just said the types of injuries where they're occurring and through that gate they're targeting areas for different kinds of enforcement and structural changes to the transporation areas so we're very involves and certainly we can report we can certainly bring that to the commission with the board to get that done. >> thank you. >> also i have the funding for uc on this sheet is a small part of a city-wide initiative there say significant more funding with mta to work on this effort >> thank you. >> any further comments to mr. wagner? thank you very much for bringing in additional information on our budget positive information for this coming year we look forward to your continued work with the board so it will continue to be positive. thank you. >> commissioners next item is improvements made to

mr. sanchez. >> testifier: planning department the subject property is within zoning district which is a 20% requirement the subject project is code compliant that it went under when notification last year between september and october this special request was filed in the planning commission her that on december 18 the mac at that hearing their current recommended that no who discretion itb take in the planning commission did take discretionary view and produced the second story by 2 feet to think of something the permit holder provided for at an earlier time and two memorials that. the town is to the north of property and steiner is down closing on this box so it owns property is their lower elevation permit holders property e.g. reviewed this and -- after discretionary review was filed in -- recommended the project be approved no changes. in particular, in regards to the privacy issues, i think there is not much basis to that pack that dorm room is much higher elevation is a deep view into a very small window and that is the only window that would be exposed. residential design team o

mr. sanchez. >> testifier: thank you planning department at the subject of an annuity pursuant section 311 at the end of december and beginning of january. 20 weight have you join our discussion i request was filed at that time ultimately withdrawn in june of 2009 revised plans were submitted that address that request concerned the subject building is three stories or two stories over a barrage. top stories it back from the front façade by 15 feet which is typical in our review process when there is a plot pacing to story building for less than we would have that upper story be set back from the front building wall. the permit itself was issued in 2010 . as is been stated, it did not expire. the site permit was issued by team bite goes to be a valid and active site permit. for multiple extensions sought .. early last year our staff received the addendum for that. does the actual architecture plan that would allow construction under the site permit.. staff at this time, thought this was a new project and so did a new 311 notification. however, the addendum not subject to three of them proce

mr. sanchez about that hillary speech at southern university, they were talking about the law was voted on by millions of voters from the great state of texas. now, mr. sanchez, i just can't believe all these phone calls, i hear these people so scared of government collecting all of these phone numbers and whatever. it is mind-boggling how many messages the government had to listen to their all these messages. it is just crazy. that is how i feel. i am more worried about the internal revenue service. and what they get by with, then what i worried about the nsa. they are there to protect us, no matter who is in power. or who the president is. they are there to protect us. all of these people who do not want the patriot act, they could get hit any day. host: thank you. guest: if you look back at, for example, the kind of abuses intelligence authorities that were revealed in the 1970's by the church committee, which inspired the foreign intelligence surveillance act limiting the use of government intelligence authorities and was -- authorities for the ethics by and it was rolled back signific

mr. sanchez. hear these people so scared of government collecting all of these phone numbers and whatever. it is mind-boggling how many messages the government had to listen to their all these messages. even the computer could not. that is crazy. that is how i feel. i am more worried about the internal revenue service. the nsa is there to protect us, no matter who is in power. they are there to protect us. all of these people who do not want the patriot act, they could -- host: thank you. guest: if you look back at, for example, the kind of abuses intelligence authorities that were revealed in the 1970's by the church committee, which inspired the foreign intelligence service act limiting the use of government intelligence authorities and was rolled back significantly by the passage of the patriot act, what you find in those reports is that these are not separate things. the abuse of intelligence authorities by the fbi and cia and nsa to spy on antiwar activists, civil rights leaders, was a piece

mrs. sanchez. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. sanchez: i rise to express both strong concern and guarded optimism about the customs bill before us today. i will be voting against the underlying bill before us today because of drastic and unnecessary changes the bill makes to t.p.a. providings relating to human trafficking currency manipulation and immigration policy. however, i remain optimistic that the customs provisions in this bill can be strong during conference. senators worked on a bipartisan basis to reach an agreement after nearly a decade of negotiation on how we should be enforcing our trade laws. i'm now hoping that house republicans will be part of getting these provisions across the finish line. one of my biggest priorities has been to combat the duty evasion by foreign producers that undercut american industry here. foreign companies avoid paying duties they on goods they import into the united states. for the first time, it feels that we are getting it done. i want to thank representatives tiberi and chairman ryan

mr. levin: an additional 30 seconds yielded. ms. sanchez: not to be put to death based on the person's actual or perceived sexual orientation. if you want to do business with the u.s., we shouldn't tolerate such bar barrack behavior. for these -- barbaric behavior. for these reasons i ask my colleagues to vote no against this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio. . mr. tiberi: i yield to an important member of the ways and means committee, mr. roskam. mr. roskam: one of two things is going to happen. we are either going to lean forward and claim the best days of america which are ahead of us or we're going to recede from those and the choice is here and today and i urge us to move forward because i truly believe if we pursue an aggressive trade agenda and the united states leads on that, good things are going to happen. there's another part of the story and we have the opportunity to make history as well. included in the t.p.a. is bipartisan legislation that i offered to shiel

mr. levin: an additional 30 seconds yielded. ms. sanchez: not to be put to death based on the person's actual or perceived sexual orientation. if you want to do business with the u.s., we shouldn't tolerate such bar barrack behavior. for these -- barbaric behavior. for these reasons i ask my colleagues to vote no against this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio. . mr. tiberi: i yield to an important member of the ways and means committee, mr. roskam. mr. roskam: one of two things is going to happen. we are either going to lean forward and claim the best days of america which are ahead of us or we're going to recede from those and the choice is here and today and i urge us to move forward because i truly believe if we pursue an aggressive trade agenda and the united states leads on that, good things are going to happen. there's another part of the story and we have the opportunity to make history as well. included in the t.p.a. is bipartisan legislation that i offered to shiel

mrs. mcmorris rodgers: i thank loretta sanchez.ur joint efforts to clarify these regulations and represent the needs of america's small business owners are critical. i thank chairman up ton and the 40 bipartisan members who have agreed to co-sponsor. h.r. 2017 is simple. clarify ut intent of this nearly 400-page regulation so businesses can comply with it and consumers can have access to information. we have met with stakeholders and other member offices on all sides of this issue more than 20 times and asked how we can improve this legislation. something that we have heard again and again is that the 50% revenue trigger of what defines a restaurant is not fair. i ask unanimous consent to insert into the record a letter from the national restaurant association to congress on april 28 that only discusses the 50% revenue exemption. mr. pitts: without objection. so ordered. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: these concerns have been heard and i intend to move them through committee markup. i hope we can discuss the merits of this important legisl

mrs. mcmorris rodgers and sanchez for your help on this issue. ms. raskopf: i'm with dunkin' company, which includes dunkin' donuts and baskin robbins. both dunkin' donuts and baskin robbingss are essentially 100% franchise. by the way, baskin robbins franchisees own an average of one restaurant, dunkin' donuts' own about six. so they are small business people. we supported national uniform menu labeling for many years and we continue to believe a national standard for providing nutrition information on all restaurant-type foods is critical. over the past several years, dunkin' brands and many others in the restaurant industry have worked with congress to help reform what had previously been a complex, highly localized approach to menu labeling. before the federal solution labeling laws were being passed on a state by state, city by city basis, and in some cases counties were competing with cities to pass such laws. competing state and local laws are difficult and disruptive for businesses as well as lacking in consistency for customers. a national a

mr. smith of washington, ms. loretta sanchez of california mrs. davis of california messrs. langevin, larsen of washington, cooper ms. bordallo, mr. courtney, ms. tsongas, messrs. garamendi, johnson of georgia, ms. speier, mr. castro of texas and ms. duckworth. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will announce the appointment of additional conferees at a subsequent time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks. and include extraneous material on consideration of h.r. 2822. and that i may include tab lar material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. -- tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 333 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 2822. the chair appoints the gentleman from louisiana, mr. graves, to preside over the committee of the whole.

sanchez has been on both sides of the glass. she came in as a heroin addict and is now in pc. >> when i am high on heroin, like that story, the dr. jekyll and mrde, it changes me. it changes me. makes me like a monster. >> me, i did like terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son. because of the drug. >> sanchez has been charged with serious bodily injury to a child. she admits to being high on heroin, and severely beating her 3-year-old son. when he was brought to the hospital, he was covered in bruises, had bite marks on his thigh, and one eye was swollen shut. doctors also discovered he had a lacerated liver, likely caused by blunt force trauma. >> when i am high on heroin, it is like anything triggers me. i'll just go off. i mean, i could be sitting next to someone. if some little thing irritate me, i'll start screaming, i mean, like on attack mode. it's -- it is scary. basically, i chose that drug over my kids. and they probably have a better life without me. >> sanchez's son has recovered, and is living with relatives. if convicted in trial, sanchez could face anywhere from five to 99 years in prison. but she is working with prosecutor

mrs. mcmorris rodgers: i too do look at the calorie count. my democrat colleague and i, loretta sanchez, share that in common and why we're working with everyone to accomplish the goal of pro-- providing information in a commonsense way. that's the purpose of the legislation is to accomplish the goal of the calorie counts in a commonsense way. i appreciate everyone being here today. wanted to start with ms. hubbard. i understand you own almost 300 stores is that correct? ms. hubbard: yes, ma'am. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: did you purchase them all at once? ms. hubbard: no, we built some in 1970 that have evolved and morphed, we have acquired many stores and our construction model as changed. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: are they the same on the inside? ms. hubbard: no. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: do they sell the same things? ms. hubbard: no. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: is it possible you might need to design, buy and install a different menu board at every location? ms. hubbard: every single location. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: how much do you think it will cost you? ms. hubbard: we think it will easily hit a

sanchez: thank you mr. speaker. today i rise to commemorate the three-year anniversary of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, known as daca. over the past three years, daca has changed the lyes of more than 640,000 -- lives of more than 640,000 young undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children, including an impressive immigrant in my office named marie nasm she moved to the united states when she was 6 years old. now as college student with a 4.0 g.p.a., she tutors children and has given -- and is giving back to the country that has helped her reach her goals. as we mark the three-year anniversary of daca, thousands more dreamers are waiting for their opportunity to come out of the shadows. sadly the court battle over daca continues. we must rededicate ourselves to fixing our broken imgame -- immigration system. students like marina deserve the chance to live free of free and contribute their talents to keep our country vibrant and the envy of the world. i yield back. the speaker

mr. chairman, and i do look at the calorie counts and my democrat colleague and i loretta sanchez share nat in command, we're wire trying to do and working with everyone to accomplish the goal of providing this information in a common sense way and that's the purpose of the legislation to accomplish the goal of the calorie count inside a common sense way, and i appreciate everyone being here today. i wanted to start with miss hubbard. you and almost 300 stores. that? >> yes, ma'am. >> did you purchase them all at once? >> no. we have been in business for 15 years, and we have built some in 1970 that have evolved and morphed. we acquired many stores and our construction mold has changed. >> are they exactly the same on the inside. >> none of them do. >> >> host: you sell the exact same stuff. >> no because we have -- we are operating in four states and different markets and the consumers demands competition would merit different servings at different stores. >> is so it possible you night need to design, guy install david menu board at each location? >> essentially every single location. >>

mr. levin: i yield to the gentlelady from california, ms. sanchez, a very active member of our committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. sanchez: thank you for let me talk about this. i'm the democratic lead on this bill along with congressman phil roe, and i'm proud of the bipartisan we've done with ipab, independent payment advisory board. i proudly voted for the a.c.a. and i think time has shown the law has worked. the a.c.a. has lowered health care costs, preventive disease and helped cures. i believe there are certain areas for improvement in the a.c.a. and i'm committed to working in a bipartisan manner to solve these issues and provide our constituents with the world-class health care that they deserve. the a.c.a. is a good law and a few small tweaks can make it stronger and that's why i decided to reach across the aisle to work with congressman roe on this legislation. repealing ipab is not the exclusive purview of the republican party and it is a bipartisan effort. unfortunately, much like the las

mr. speaker, i rise today to mark june as immigrant heritage month. i'm also proud to represent and support representative linda sanchez's house resolution to recognize june as hispanic heritage month. in the closing days of immigrant heritage month we celebrate our country being fueled by immigrants from around the world and how america and her immigrants who have built our country linked and shared in a very productive history. mr. veasey: members of my own staff, people that serve in the military, in our armed services police forces, and all sorts of jobs around our country help add to the history that make america great. each weaves their own family's experience and makes our family stronger. the entrepreneurship of influence, strength and resilience unifies all of us and resonates beyond the end of this month. today and every day i remain committed to fighting for immigrant families in my district and nationwide. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house