mr. scott: thank you. mr. chairman, am i correct that this legislation is meant to preserve the region store of copyright's findings on bulk resale of new phones in both the 2010 and 2012 rule makings and is not intended to apply to use phones? pohl tole that is correct. this legislation is not intended to impair unlocking to family plans, consisting of a small number of handsets or used phones by legitimate recyclers or sellers. the savings clause is to make sure the legislation does not cover those engaged in subsidy ash trodge or in attempting to use the unlocking process to further traffic stolen devices. mr. scott: reclaiming my time. thank you, mr. chairman. i think you ordered that the fraternal order of police is supportive of this provision as well? mr. goodlatte: that's correct. mr. scott: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, at this time it's my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, a member of the committ

and we are in the process of getting an update to mr. scott sanchez in regard to the types of drawings that we need to submit. those drawings will require a new permit. and that permit will be or usually exposed to a potential appeal, but we are going through the entire process and making this process, as transparent as possible because our desire is not only to regain the confidence of the commission, but also the public at large. and we are committed to making this project a successful project. and the entire team has remained a cohesive unit. no one has been fired, no one has been sued. and everyone is working together to make sure that this project is successfully completed. >> okay, thank you, commissioners. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i get you a little bit of extra time there, because i think that it is important that your testimony, but please if you could keep your comments to 3 minutes i would appreciate it. >> going forward. >> next speaker please? >> good morning, president and commissioners and director. and i'm john kilkan and

that would be mr. scott sanchez. >> mr. sanchez maybe i can ask you the same question. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> seeing none, we'll have rebuttal. mr. bash, 3 minutes. >> not that i have anything against developers but i actual happen to be an operations manager for a preschool. i don't know where ms. gallagher is getting her information. in preparation for this meeting i watched quite a few of your televised meetings and i'm aware of her distaste towards developers. there is i don't know how much money spent for a document for a window replacement. i would like to reiterate my support for the city's management of the city for managing it's historical beauty. we have seen that a lot tonight and in previous meetings. still i find this situation as setting an example where the city awards without permits by allowing permit holders to lower standards than those who apply for a permit within a timely fashion . obviously mr. sanchez took a different position if it is upheld. any action to hold windows would encourage ot

first, i wanted to ask mr. scott from the previous discussion when do this task force meet the mayor task force of housing i'd like to know if the meeting is open i want to see who's a part of it and how many people are there in the packets of the vendors. as i stated to you all earlier phase one you all need to come out there you need to go into those apartment and see what happened to the people the space to small it's not like the promises that was made. oh, yes through the ymca why is the ymca out there at bayview hunters point making decisions important the tenant as although they're the attempt. that's the crime in san francisco. the principles have not been used and you asked about the 20 percent of housing let me tell you what happened. i'm going to give you you history. mayor brown organized the tab analytical group those ministers were supposed to be if the developer didn't want to build protecting housing then they would go to the tab analytical group they built anatomic land. before this one preacher buil

my colleague, mr. scott, mr. bishop gave eloquent testimony for the importance of raising the minimum wage. i certainly agree with my colleague from georgia, it's not a panacea. would that it were a silver bullet to lift people out of poverty. it would have 435 votes. i do believe, and i believe that the american people agree, that when a family works full-time and you work full-time, you shouldn't need a government handout. you should be able to support your family at a very basic level. you shouldn't have to live in poverty if you're working 40, 50, 60 hours a week at a back breaking job. raising the minimum wage to $10.10 will help accomplish that. mr. speaker, if we defeat the previous question i'll offer an amendment to the rule to bring up h.r. 1010, legislation to raise the minimum wage to 1010 an hour to restore fairness for men and women across the country. someone working full-time year round at minimum wage earns just over $14,000. that's nearly $4,000 below the poverty line, and it means that other am

mr. scott: mr. speaker, i'm in favor of the motion. i am not opposed to the bill. the speaker pro tempore: on that basis, the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis, will control the 20 minutes in opposition. the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and their remarks include extraneous materials on h.r. 1123, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goodlatte: last winter, due to an expired exemption to existing law, consumers lost the legal right to unlock their cell phones so they could use them on a different wireless carrier. outraged consumers flooded congress and the white house with complaints over this change in policy that resulted in reduced marketplace competition. in response to this impact on consumers, a bipartisan group of house judiciary committee memb

mr. sanchez? >> thank you. scott sanchez. i believe at the previous hearing one at the mark proposed a language section h instruction that the affidavit should be signed prior to a purchase or lease and i was wondering if the board was considering that language change to ensure the affidavit for anyone who moves into the building would be done prior to them buying or leasing? >> i would support that. >> i would support that as well. >> there is two places where that comes in section 8 and notice of special restrictions. >> thank you for reminding us of that. >> thank you mr. sanchez. >> i would accept that amendment. >> mr. pacheco, how do you feel about this motion, are you ready? city clerk: let's see here so the motion is from commissioner fung to uphold the permit, adopt the findings, with provisions as stated and with the two further conditions that the ground floor commercial space be permitted to neighborhood use by the san francisco planning code that the original entitlement as to density be maintained and with a 5th

chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, for five minutes. >> chair yellen, welcome. i'm over here. let me just ask you, because i need to ask you if you will be bold. we need bold leadership here. you got to do a mission, fighting price instability, inflation. but employment, that part of the mission has always been like a stepchild for the fed. it's been like a second-class citizen. and we have a national crisis on unemployment. this is riveting. the 6.6 figure is misleading. i mean, college graduates right now getting out of college is 22%. young veterans, it's 24%. not to count young males at 30%. one-third of all the working-age women have already slid into poverty. we need you to be bold. we need you to take us not around the docks with the little boats. we need you to take us out with the big ships on this issue. i need to ask you, will you do that? will you lift this up and make the employment part of your mandate on an equal plateau with fighting inflation? >> congressman, i strongly support both parts of the feder

mr. sanchez? >> clarification? >> scott sanchez, if i may detail the chronology of this permit. the board heard this and taken a vote to grant an appeal, adopt revised plans, which included changed the sides of the building which are stairs and producing the rear of the deck of the building and some minors changes as well. that permit was subsequently issued as a special condions permit. during the addenda process for the permit application, this was a time that the new owner decided they wanted changes, under the addenda that are not appealable, they are just the structural details of submitting a project, they submitted revisions that would remove a dwelling unit from the building. we pointed this out that it is not allowed. under an a project and discretionary review and we referred them very clearly to have the plans match what was approved by the board of appeals to take some time to work with the project sponsor but ultimately the permit that was finally reviewed and approved under the addenda did believe very closely match what the board had approved. subsequent to that,

mr. schrader scott with kron 4 news. the what and say something. he didn't want to answer the door. now parents are less concerne and fearing what will happe left cod fearing what happens next could >> : for many listeners through this i feel sick about. >> : is facing two felony counts for the pictures please found in his apartment. allegedly taking photographs in the children in the neighborhood is also in charge against an. >> : two workers injured after falling off scaffolding and their francisco could happens on mission street this afternoon. this is the scene. >> : jeff bush is live tonight. the we know how all this happened? >> : scaffolding was being put into position using a crane when the crane attached. the scuttling somehow fell over. taking those two men with its. they were positioned at 30 ft. and 43 in the air when the scaffolding fell over. both men were attached to the scaffolding with safety harnesses did you see the video with our partnership with abc seven. >> : they were conducting investigations throughout most of the day. >> : after it was being said. with the

mr. sanchez? >> thank you. scott sanchez planning department. i want to address 3 points. first in regards to the building permit that was approved by our department and the fence constructed, maybe i wasn't clear but if there were inconsistencies in the plan, they were not out deception. i think the site plan was a little bit unclear in terms of where the rear property line was, the elevation appeared to have been more clear. the fence originally approved was 13 feet at all over all of it's already reduced to 11 -foot and reduced further. the code would allow up to 10 feat -- foot. we are talking about the perspective of the street, we are talking about the code requirement of the rear yard would be one 1 foot taller than that. lastly, there were alternatives that were shown by the appellant and we did consider those. however, this lot itself is already shorter, substantially shorter than typical lots in the district. it's varying between 64-68 feet deep. one of the proposals, alternatives is to move the fence further into their rear yard reducing the amount of usable ope

the clerk: sf 11234 >>supervisor scott weiner: mr. up dike is here. >> today before you are various avigation easements. these are located in two specific areas within daily city just south of the center just off the i 280. a little background, the state of california noise standards for airports is in title 21 of the state code which requires airports to land use. nearly 15,000 structures around sfo. we are affected in someway that require easements and/or improvements noise insulation to those homes. about 180 of those easements were secured with a 20-year term. those terms are now expiring and that is why we are before you today with new perpetual easements that succeed those 20-year term easements within the noise impact boundary. there is no fiscal impact, minor for the time and trouble of executing and notarizing a document and you have 33 of those before you today for these avigation easements, we are seeking your authority to accept them. there will be more of these. you have seen these in the past and we'll continue to bring

the chair recognizes mr. scott from georgia for five minute. >> i am over here. let me ask you. i need to ask you if you will be bold. we need bold leadership here. you got to do a mission, fighting stability, inflation, employment, that part of the dual mission has always been like a stepchild for the fed. it has been like a second-class citizen. and we have a national crisis on unemployment. this is reading, the 6.6 figure is misleading. college graduates right now getting out of college, 22%. younger veterans, 24%. not to count young males that 30%. one third of all the work women have slid into poverty. we need you to be bold. we need you to take us not around the dock with the little boat. we need you to take us out where the big ships go on this issue and i want to ask you, will you do that? will you lift us up and make the employment part of your mandate on an equal plateau with fighting inflation? >> congressman, i strongly support the federal reserve's dual mandate, price stability and maximum employment. i bet the committee to produce a statement concerning its longer-

chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, for five minutes. >> chair yellen, welcome. i'm over here. let me just ask you, because i need to ask you if you will be bold. we need bold leadership here. you got to do a mission, fighting price instability, inflation. but employment, that part of the mission has always been like a stepchild for the fed. it's been like a second-class citizen. and we have a national crisis on unemployment. this is riveting. the 6.6 figure is misleading. i mean, college graduates right now getting out of college is 22%. young veterans, it's 24%. not to count young males at 30%. one-third of all the working-age women have already slid into poverty. we need you to be bold. we need you to take us not around the docks with the little boats. we need you to take us out with the big ships on this issue. i need to ask you, will you do that? will you lift this up and make the employment part of your mandate on an equal plateau with fighting inflation? >> congressman, i strongly support both parts of the feder

mr. sanchez? >> thank you, scott sanchez planning department. the subject property at 530-day street. the appellant is located one property removed at 530-day street. this is a sloping lot so the property is higher than the permit holder property. also as the permit holder noted there was a 2011 building permit application for addition and to add a garage and that went through notification. and there were no discretionary review requestcious , the building permit was issued last may and after the issuance of the building permit, they decided to add the roof deck and access to that roof deck. based upon the plan, that is code compliant and would not require notice. it would be allowed without section 311 notice as well as the railing that is proposed. that said, there are a couple of discrepancies that i did notice in the plans which maybe something that can be addressed as through revision process. when comparing the roof plan and third floor plan, the location of the retractable skylights do not lineup. there is also a proposed stair from the deck at the rear of the building that goe

mr. sanchez, anything further? >> scott sanchez, planning department. again this permit is not really what's at issue but it is tied to the permit that is at issue, that's why we are requesting until the underlying permit issued are being resolved. i'm available for any questions. >> thank you, mr. duffy. thank you, commissioners, the matter is yours. >> if you would allow me to leave the materials? >> i don't think i need them because i have enough information. based on what i have heard today and i think i'm in agreement with the suggestion by the zoning administrator which has concurrence on the department of public works that we should continue to the call of the chair until we have a better understanding from planning as to the status of the underlying building permit before we make a motion on the -- >> especially if there are more appeals. we would like to, we should aggregate everything just to have a resolution one time. >> i would also agree. >> i will make that motion. okay. i will move to continue this appeal to the call of the chair pending

department of city planning and zoning administrator scott sanchez suspended this project and asked to allow to resubmit for reevaluation. we joined mr. sanchez at the original hearing in requesting that a judgment be withheld pending the evaluation by city planning and dbi. we again join scott sanchez in his request that you allow city planning and dbi to work through the entire permits. this is a case that began with a fundamental deception. a 311 notice was sent in 2011 to the neighbors about the work that was to be done. it turns out the permit, their plans were fraudulent. the measurements of the height were entirely fictitious. the architect later on informed us by e-mail and he said no survey has been conducted on the property by the property owner to determine the height or before being raised since the proposal to trays existing and changes to the building envelope. therefore what happened was a plan was sent to the city by all the neighbors and the building height was stated as 34. they didn't know what it was. this was no the an error, this is simply an invention. we think it was targeted to aly the fears of the neighborho

mr. chairman. i know that senator scott has to leave and i wonder if i could allow him -- >> senator scott. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. your words and comments, i was thrilled, frankly. it is a great panel. i'm going to walk away with a couple of bonus words for the bonus years. thank you very much for your comments. -- my questions having to do with being a small business owner for 15 years, and the trepidation in agony being a business owner, i think of the seniors that have had a lifetime which allows us to understand why so many small business owners that are seniors actually sick need -- to succeed that a much higher level than younger people. the access to financial capital is where want to focus. i had a difficult time finding capital to start business. as i started to succeed, i really is the regulatory burdens and the red tape, the tax code don't lend themselves to succeeding and sustaining success. i would really like to hear the comments from you two yourpreneurs as related to thoughts on improving the tax code if you have any in order to keep more capital so you can reinvest he

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. we'll now move to mr. lourey from the building division. good afternoon supervisors, dan lourary, deputy director of inspection services for complaint process and procedures. filing a complaint. a compliant is received by telephone, e-mail, referred from another dbi agency, from the board of supervisors office, 311, visits to the counter, department of building inspection, letter of complaint. building inspection. the evaluation occurs within 72 hours of receiving the complaint. currently within 48 hours. site investigation. building inspector attempts to gain access. regarding the validity of the complaint. if there is a code violation apparent. if access is not possible, leave notice to request access. if adjacent property where access is granted. the case is closed if violation doesn't exist or continue the case for violation. this is a sample of notice for violation. request for access. this is a sample of a door hanger we use when we can't gain entry. results based on investigation, if a violation is verified, a notice of violation is

>>supervisor scott weiner: you can continue. i think mr. sanchez has to lee shortly. we are going to get to him after you are done with your section. >> in non-compliance code violation? if the property opener owner fails to comply a notice is scheduled for the directors hearing. the directors hearing is a transition to enforcement which leads to inspection and potential order of abatement. directors hearing for monitoring fee review. outstanding fee review. filed reviewed by inspector for directors sharing and date chosen. the hearing packet at least 10 days prior to packet imposed and property. after the directors hearing and order of the abatement imposed at the property. if improved the case can be referred for the city attorney referral. finally when all permits are complete and assessment cost are paid the order of abatement is revoked. complaints received 2013, the number is higher to this if you have any questions. tip cass types of complaints. work without permit, work exceeding the scope of the permit, unpermitted change of use of occupancy. construction sit

mr. chair, it's all yours. >>supervisor scott weiner: i think we are done. >> thank you. >>supervisor scott weiner: now we'll bring department of public health for a presentation and then to public comment. we have doctor johnson oh jo from the department of public health. >> good afternoon, my name is johnson ohjo representing the department of public health. i will be sharing with you very briefly the department of public health code enforcement policies and procedures as requested and i will be available to answer any questions that you may have. i discovered that the chart provided because of the number provided on the flowchart is not too well on the screen. bear with me. we'll try to see if we can get this on. our healthy housing program is designed to inspect residential apartments with more than three 3 units in the city and to respond to our complaints of properties violating the health code. the department of public health enforcement action are generated through two distinct sources. namely services request or complaints to routine inspections. usually for rout

scott and julie. >> good afternoon mr. president, and mr. beginning beggar. i've been an advocate for low cost family entertainment for many, many years. golf is one of those. the high school golf teams, the blue collared golf players, the minority golf players. the affordable critical ma consequence is incredible and must be maintained. there are several things that need protection that are endangered one it is red legged frog and the that other is the california garden snake and the rest of the young golfers that learn their life lessons on a golf course self discipline. they get to learn about what life is through golf and we have in a business that i ran in san francisco for many years wisp fortunate to have a national amateur champ female from the filipino heritage that's because was an affordable golf available the frogs and snakes and humans are all important and all need to be protected. the program that has been submitted the enhancement program i urge you to consider that and to pass it and let's move on. thank you all very much >> thank you. >> jul

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mr. chair, it's all yours. >>supervisor scott weiner: i think we are done. >> thank you. >>supervisor scott weiner: now we'll bring department of public health for a presentation and then to public comment. we have doctor johnson oh jo from the department of public health. >> good afternoon, my name is johnson ohjo representing the department of public health. i