mr sanchez? >> thank you. the project initially started in june of 2014 with the submittal of the preliminary project assessment or ppa. subsequently the environmental application was filed as well as the development application. through the course of the design review process, it did change in scope. initially when the large project authorization was submitted, they were seeking five exceptions. the project is finally reviewed by the planning commission sought two for that rearview yard and one for exposure. during the process, there were multiple hearings of the planning commission and there were about seven continuances from the planning commission hearings over the course of the time and in about eight months. it was pending before the planning commission but the project as meet and exceed the affordable housing requirements. in regards to the concerns raised by the appellants and the project not complying with the mission area plan, it is important to note, under state law, each city is required to mainta

mr. sanchez, he found another spot, and he has the seasoned responsibility and opportunity to continue a nicely, even better run, maybe -- not -- i'm sure it's run well, but a better place that is more tolerable to entertainment. so i think in our level, we pushed the supervisors to do some sort of entertainment legacy because it's going to happen. it's just in economic things, whether it's greed or what. it's just the only spaces there's now to build on, it's just the warehouses are now targeted. and if developers are making partnerships with the owners, there's nothing we can do to happen it. and hopefully, there's other facilities we can offer them out there to move their business. you know, that's -- in my opinion as a business owner, it's just hard to -- especially on leases, you know they just don't care, you know? it's -- they -- they might have gave good leases for the last ten years, but this is their opportunity to get out or move on or maybe the parents passed away, and the kids don't want it. there's a lot of things, and i hope that more people like mr. sanchez -- i hope debo

mr sanchez? >> thank you.it has been suggested that the board could remount this back to the planning commission. it is not something that is available at this point. the board is a final decision need to approve can't deny or modify the project as it is proposed. other items, i was happy to hear the project sponsor state that the p.d.r. is a requirement of the condition of approval but i did not see that in the motion. some may be they can put that forward. my understanding is the p.d.r. is part of the project description but there is nothing in the motion that would prevent that use from being changed to another code compliant use in the future. notification is required but i did not see that as a commission i'm happy to hear that they believe it is a condition. may be they can address that more thoroughly. >> we can take care of that tonight. >> with that, i think that is all. >> thank you. >> understanding that developers are having to do a lot of give in the city, everyone says they are getting what they

mr sanchez said if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place. people in taiwan are voting in local elections and in several referenda, including one on the legalisation of same—sex marriage. the issue has divided the island, despite the top court ruling in favour, giving parliament two years to amend laws or pass new ones. shortly on bbc news, it is newswatch. but bofore that, here is click. —— before that. the californian wildfires are the deadliest the state has ever seen. they have claimed the lives of more than 80 people, hundreds are missing, and whole towns have been destroyed. but, as residents tried to escape, the firefighters did what they always do. they ran towards the danger. it is a profession that relies on courage, education, and increasingly, the latest science and technology, to better understand how fires behave, and how to beat back the flames. and, if you want to be a firefighter, this is where you learn your craft. the international fire training centre in darlington, in the north of england. this is where brave firefighters

. >> question for mr sanchez. these are the findings from the planning commission. but did we see the actual motion >> you should have received a copy of the motion. i can put it on the overhead. it does contain the findings as well as the conditions of approval in the last several pages of the document. >> i did not see within that, the document within the p.d.r. >> neither did i. the project sponsor stated it was a condition of approval and may be they can elaborate on that. it is exhibit a which is begetting page 26 of the motion. that is where the conditions of approval are. it is certainly part of the project description but as it has been applied, unless there are specific conditions, they can then make changes in the future in compliance with the zoning. >> it begins on page 26. it is exhibit a. many of these conditions have some that are specific to this. i didn't see anything. again it would be quicker and easier if they would make an address. >> sure. i will at, former zoning administrator sanchez? what i was talking about is, not to get too more wonky her

we will now here from mr sanchez and the planning commission. >> hello. d.b.i. i would like to welcome commissioner tanner on behalf of ddf -- d.b.i. i am looking forward to working with you. on this case, i was not here for the original hearing. although i am very familiar with him. mr patterson, this is the third law form now dealing with this case and probably over the last couple of years i have been involved with dealing with a number of dwelling units in this in the dwelling units. we do deal with a lot of d.b.i., , it seems more than ever we have a process called a unit clarification which has worked by a records people and then given to a senior building inspector who will look at the records, including the assessor his records, water department records, d.b.i. records, anything that could determine the legal number of dwelling units in a building. in this case, they came to d.b.i. with a package. we went out to the building as we normally do and it was determined that it couldn't be done as a unit type verification because there were two cfcs on file fo

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mr sanchez has said he will oppose the agreement unless changes are made to the section on gibraltar.ad been good engagement with the spanish government, and that discussions were continuing. mrs may, who held two hours of talks with eu officials in brussels yesterday, will return for further talks on saturday. damian grammaticas reports. just days before the final summit to seal the brexit deal is due, this is a serious obstacle. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, said the texts of both the withdrawal treaty and the accompanying declaration on future ties between the eu and the uk are not acceptable for spain. translation: we are disappointed that we have found in the withdrawal deal a number of elements, an article, article 184, that questions the ability of spain to negotiate with the uk about the future of gibraltar. if this is not solved between now and sunday, spain, unfortunately, a pro—european government, is to vote no and exercise its veto. mr sanchez wants it made clear that if any future trade deals between the eu and the uk are to apply to gibraltar as well, the u

mr sanchez said, if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place. the trump administration has asked the us supreme court to review lower—court rulings which block the president's ban on some transgender people serving in the military. the administration wants the supreme court to fast—track a definitive ruling on the issue. in an unusually frank statement, one of britain's top police officers has admitted his force can't provide the public with anywhere near the level of service they require. cleveland police chief mike veale says budget cuts are too deep, and have gone on for too long. earlier this week, the bbc showed officers in hartlepool struggling to police the streets. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan, who brought you that report, has the latest. they've less money. am i getting arrested? you're getting arrested to prevent a breach of the peace. a third less, they say, since 2010. calm yourself down. they've less staff. don't kick off. 500 fewer officers. let me see your head. but have more demands. robberies and violence ar

mr sanchez wants it made clear that any future trade deals between the eu and the uk are to apply toecure a separate spanish agreement. he calls it an essential point for spain. that they can negotiate with the uk about any issues to do with gibraltar.” negotiate with the uk about any issues to do with gibraltar. i have been clear that we will not exclude gibraltar from been clear that we will not exclude gibraltarfrom our been clear that we will not exclude gibraltar from our negotiations on the future of relationship. we want a deal that works for the entire uk family including gibraltar. at the summit, the eu leaders are not expected to hold a formal vote. they will instead seek to agreed by consensus. that means spain does not have that direct veto to wield that it will be littered with problematic for the eu to press ahead over any objections spain may have at that stage. damian grammaticas reporting there from gibraltar. iain anderson, the founder of the international communications agency cicero is with me. good morning. it is good to see you. the daily telegraph's tack on ——

dialogue which will clearly hasn't been over the past few years yeah exactly i had the meeting with mr sanchez of so for first time in many years we had the opportunity to sit together around the same table and to talk about everything this is about the starting point we agreed these is a political issue that should be solved politically now and there is starting these dialogue between catalonia spain but now we should see facts from from the spanish government we will be there we will be there to talk about everything yes the fascinating politics of cataloguing has been a strong theme of the show i want to for other features has been ireland important of course but also because i these politicians realized much earlier than british ones of the same proposition that i would play in britain's breaks at drama back in the spring in dublin they were laying the issues in no uncertain terms. my worry is of course that the permits some of the paramilitaries the smaller operations have not gone away they do not enjoy public support but give them a cause and that cause could be a camera on a border it

mr sanchez said if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place. the trump administration has asked the us supreme court to review lowerjudicial rulings which block the president's ban on some transgender people serving in the military. the administration wants the supreme court to fast track a definitive ruling on the issue. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week: fighting fires from the air, on the ground, and even on rails. the californian wildfires are the deadliest the state has ever seen. they have claimed the lives of more than 80 people, hundreds are missing, and a —— and hold towns have been destroyed. but as residents try to escape, the firefighters did what they always do: they ran towards the danger. —— whole towns. it is a profession that relies on courage, dedication, and increasingly the latest science and technology to find out how fires behave and how to beat back the flames. and if you want to be a firefighter, this is where you learn your craft. the international flight training centre in darlington in the north of englan

mr sanchez said if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place.the issue has divided the island, despite the top court ruling in favour, giving parliament two years to amend laws or pass new ones. shortly on bbc news, it is newswatch. but bofore that, here is click.

mr sanchez said, if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place.gs which block the president's ban on some transgender people serving in the military. the administration wants the supreme court to fast—track a definitive ruling on the issue. in an unusually frank statement, one of britain's top police officers has admitted his force can't provide the public

a model of a spotless foreign minister that that's what happened this week well it believe that mr sanchez who runs a government in spain has said this week the his foreign minister said that there should be a second independence referendum in scotland than the spanish the two votes in the in the circumstances but if you would by twenty fourteen they were the spanish government in that same they were flustered all over the newspaper saying that they would halt any progress in terms of scottish independence which you would say there's been a distinct change of emphasis at least. in the iberian peninsula of the better the world we were to let has been a change of government in spain and we're seeing a different tone i think coming from the government in madrid which is very welcome so the brakes are supposed to be changing minds all over the place douglas tell them thank you very much like you as we saw the prime minister should not be holding her breath waiting for support from the scottish nationalists but how about from her allies and the democratic unionist party alex speaks to the m.p.

mr sanchez said if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place.issue has divided the island despite the top court ruling in favour, giving parliament two years to amend laws or pass new ones. police in london say new tactics designed to stop moped crime — including knocking offenders off their bikes — have led to a sharp fall in the number of moped robberies.

mr sanchez said if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place.urt ruled in favour, even parliament two years to amend laws or pass new ones. now on bbc news, the week in parliament.

mr sanchez said if there was no agreement on the draft deal, the summit would not take place. people in taiwan are voting in local elections in several referendums, including one on same—sex marriage. top court ruled in favour, even parliament two years to amend laws or pass new ones. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, our look at the political week in westminster and beyond, as former ministers try to stop the theresa may's brexit plans. she should junk forthwith the backstop. isn't it a regrettable but inescapable reality that this deal gives even more away? but don't worry, it's not all about brexit. hang on in there. the immigration minister's back in the lion's den. this is your responsibility. and that is information that has been provided anonymously by ngos, and we cannot... telepathy is not my first skill. and 100 after they got the chance to be mps, where are all the women? i don't know why but when i've come across women who when i'd said, you should stand to be an mp, a counsellor, the gla member, they've looked at

mr. sanchez. >> yes. mr. moliga's not here. so we got a lot of input from city college staff, as well as the trustees sitting on the joint committee regarding the resolution, so a number of the suggestions from that committee were then taken and resulted in this amended resolution. >> thank you. we have no public speakers signed up for this item. let's read into the record. >> whereas the san francisco unified school district has made great preparations for college and careers, and whereas the -- [inaudible] >> -- to make college more accessible for students across san francisco, and whereas research shows that dual enrollment participation is positively correlated with a number of college out comes, and whereas sfusd and ccsf have worked together to increase the amount of participation in dual enrollment classes from going from a total of 486 students in 2015 to 827 students in 2017. and whereas the city college of san francisco in november 2016 passed a commercial tax to make city college free for all san francisco residents

mr. sanchez assessed -- i'm sorry. it is important also to note that permit holders, project sponsor from the architectural firm wrote a letter to richard su. , re stating, quote, the property to the south is set back so far that it is no street presence on carolina street. it is nonconforming. for all intents and purposes, its main street presence is on 22nd street. we the appellants agree with mr. iguchi. as scott sanchez assessed the corner lot with regards to whether it fronts on another street, he believed that development regulations of the planning code should be applied to the property. while my lot is typical 25x100 lot, it is atypical in the way that it was developed. applying development regulations to the corner parcel is based on hypothetical development, as if my lot is the property being developed. it is not. my property has an existing building on it that is in the rear yard. this building is both protected by planning code 134c4b and r.d.g. for rear cottages as described by sucre and watte. the lot at

mr. sanchez. >> okay. >> president hillis: i've got a number of speaker cards. if i call your name you are welcome to lineup on the screen side of the road and we can speak in any order. jackie castillo. [reading names] go ahead, any order is fine. welcome. >> hello, everybody. good afternoon, commissioners, my name is markus mac. i grew up here in san francisco, i no longer live here, i live in hayward because of the housing crisis. i'm a line cook for bon appetit. i've got a bit of the jitters, this is my first time being up here. >> president hillis: you are doing great. >> thank you. i want to express my concerns about the legislation. i grew up here, i have seen the way the city has changed. i do understand that local businesses are affected but i also remember back when you would be able to get a super burrito for $7 and now it's $13 anywhere. and i also cook for a living. having that type of experience, knowledge and care, and actual thrill that you get from cooking up and preparing good food for people and for me, it's kind of a competitive sport. i don'

that was mr sanchez saying that and his conference with his portuguese counterparts to forge there fromgress has been made during crunch brexit talks in brussels, but further talks are needed on saturday to try to finalise a deal ahead of a crucial eu summit on sunday. evenif even if we had a very good about this evening, and i hope for them to be able to resolve the main issues, and that work will start immediately. there's concern for a 31—year—old british academicjailed for life on charges of spying in the united arab emirates. donald trump faces criticism after he rules out punishing saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist, jamal kashighi. and sir david attenborough calls for a global approach to climate change, ahead of next month's united nations climate change conference. the parents of a girl who was sexually assaulted by boys in the playground when she was 6 years old have won compensation from the local authority. the council has not accepted liability, but the undisclosed five figure settlement could set a precedent.?the mother has been speaking exclusively to our educa

mr. sanchez. >> the thinking was to allow these types of uses but not to allow extravagantly large ones. so t thinking was initially about 2500 gross square feet. again, these controls like any controls are subject to change as they go on and as you noticed in section four, we also have built in a couple of reportbacks two and five-years to see if these controls are really working at the the sizes that we're proposing or not. >> what is the potential concern you're trying to solve for? most of the controls, i completely understand where they're coming from. for example, ensuring that large projects provide smaller commercial spaces at 1500 square feet and ensures that small businesss that are hopefully neighborhood grown have a chance to thrive in the mission district. what is the fill [hra-pb/] philanthropic administrative service concern? are they take over the mission? >> no, but it is along the same sort of lines. we were trying to open up spaces for the smaller, newer types of businesses. and we -- >> can you tell me what it is? >> so, yes, it is a youth that engages in charitable a