company is investing a further 50000000 on transforming it ripping out the old offices installing a new facade and building all those luxury interiors. the building will have a generous 4 year and a dorm and of course the lower stories will sell for $5000.00 euros a square metre higher up twice that amount grown i see some self as a pioneer a very high end construction projects in berlin. typo's and after 2008 everybody said stay away from berlin it's a nightmare you know so i headed to berlin and invested lots of money they said i was not fair. i invested counter cyclical e that have been proved right by 2012 at the latest it became clear the berlin was set to boom. isn't it have you doubled in size isn't way more than doubled since the financial crisis has put the things clear how much bigger are you 10 times as big. as investments in several cities across germany he says he has a staff of over $700.00 and builds about $1500.00 apartments a year 2 thirds are to rent one 3rd he sells he also bought this derelict office building and surrounding plot in berlin local authorities set the conditio

structure and new facade, they have a front setback. so that is quite unusual for us to see that this beauty, this is a contributor to the historic resource and does have its twin next door being defaced and not existing with vertical conditions that start with the front setback. and also, as mr. frankle pointed out, it is the prevailing pattern in the marina, where you would have taller buildings and corner streets and then shorter buildings in between. so this is going to set a domino effect. if this structure will go on at the same height as the corner building, obviously we'll have more and more of this as the time goes by. lastly, i would like to speak a few words about the character of the project sponsor and the owners. the project sponsor all along maintains that the yard averaging that he was doing was correct. even though he could not use the sunroom of the adjacent neighbor, because it wasn't half the width of the lot. even the staff pointed this out to them, but they maintained that until mr. frankle did the measurement and

a new facade. new lighting. the place finally tells a story. them, it talks about the freshness of the products, and it even tells the story of the pretzels. and we got our pretzels? dave: we do. dessert pretzels, an interesting idea. lemonis: yeah, just gives you one more add-on. we already were bringing the pretzels in-house, so all we're doing is adding a little bit of garnish to them. more items, more revenue. more revenue, more profit. i invited all the people from the local community to come out and try the new soup market. hello! crowd: hey! lemonis: okay. so, this is dave. dave: thanks a lot for coming. this has been a long process, but we're real happy with it, and we hope you are, too. let us know what you think. lemonis: that's it. dave: that's it. that's all i got. lemonis: let's go have some soup. dave: all right. man: i'll have the mexican corn, please. ooh, we get pretzels. lemonis: there's 10 types of soups, and it's on the house tonight. there's a vegan gazpacho, there's a vegan mexican lentil. do you feel like there's enough h

reversibility standards, i designed a new campaign and ramp at the entrance for independent support systems, so that it will minimize the impact for the historic building facade. and should these new additions need to be removed, the facade can be reversed back to its original look. so designing all of these components required me to understand and interpret the secretary of the interior standards, since i was not the principal of the farm or an attorney, i personally did not present in front of the h.p.c. it is the staff who prepares and researched the materials. and that work should not be discounted. i also held a retail design management position at apple. before that i was a senior technical architect associate at the firm, where i designed skyscrapers and landmarks. through my work at jackson, where i was honored to be involved in the adaptive reuse of the first nine apple stores in the urban sites. for almost every one of these stores, we had to consider the impact of new structure on the surrounding historical environment. i was the architect of the first apple store on south street, a project that involved historic buildings, as well as the downtown

the rest oration will include repairing portions of the structures facade, and a new paint job. they say the clock tower will is have a warmer hue to match the pier bulk heads. the makeover is expected to last two years. the ferry market shops, businesses, or the weekly quasos farmer's market should not be affected during the renovation. >>> still ahead, a tweet storage tonight. the woman attacked by a homeless man outside of her san francisco con 'zo calling out the mayor for failing to keep residents safe. >>> plus, why an east by a college is getting into the housing business. >>> and some bay area restaurants want you to ditch your credit card or get charged a fee. the battle to stay afloat in the expensive bay area. >> red somewhere on social media that pull tin spice lattes are already visible, but we have not had the weather to go along with that. that will age range is soon. i'll tell you when it will cooler coming up. of once-weekly ozempic®. e excited e l in a study with ozempic®, a ma of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained

alteration permit to memorialise the replacement of the exterior facade from existing siding and also replacement of the garage door with new glass roll-up garage door. >> so the subject permit that is before you for 157 marview way is the result of an enforcement action for work on the facade that was done without benefit of the permit and the permit is attempting to correct that. i won't go into full consideration of the board's calendar, but we have reached a compromise agreement on a project that may move forward. i have them in a green folder and i think we have copies for all members. the changes to the facade, we would allow for the wood siding that has been installed to remain, for a garage alteration to occur change in materials and glazing to occur, and also window replacement in line with what they've outlined in the plans here. there was also some other details that were removed, and we would allow legalization of that through this permit. so i'll put it over to the permit holder and request that the bothered uphold the permit of these plans. >> good evening, i am the attorney for the owner here and we agree wit

francisco ferry building is going to get the includes repairs to the facade which has been recently damaged by weather. it is also getting a new paint job to restore the 120-year-old guild building to its original gray color. no public warning. expected to take two years. >>> it is 4:16 in the morning. you hay 80 is a mess; right? >> it is a big mess franker and pam. it is probably the -- if i had to chose one freeway, you might see 880 or 80. and one of those freeways, 80 westbound has an overturned big rig blocking all lanes. traffic is already straight leg raising slow. there is a big traffic jam here. it is only had 17:00 in the morning and it is only going to get worse. listening to the radio traffic of the officers on scene and they are all talking like this is going to be at least an hour, maybe a few and that is going to have a huge impact on people coming in and richmond s pictures ifer you in just a moment. but if you have to leave the house early, i would suggest doing that and getting on sideroads because of this overturned traumatic and several other vehicles involved in this crash. let's talk about this. the east

a compatible manner with the existing historic resource and the new structure is set back at least 20 feet from the front building faÇadecited in an existing driveway which reduces its visibility from the street, and second, the garage is clad in wood siding and has a flat roof that is visually separated from the existing bay window projection. the proposed blockage or diminishment of light to the existing windows are not exceptional. we know they are not protected. staff recommends the commission do not take d.r. and approve this code compliant project. this concludes my presentation. thank you. >> okay. thank you. we will now hear from the d.r. requester. >> good evening, commissioners. this is my husband, richard. i commend your level of attention and sustained energy along this incredibly long process. we actually thought we had a 1:00 p.m. appointment, and apparently it is not an appointment. [laughter]. >> thank you. we have been hearing a lot about additional housing units to house people in today's cases. this is about a new unit to house a car. this new structure will be built on a long existing driveway and wo

but today the new old town is a thing of beauty from aston i'd finished my 1st impression is that it's beautiful it's aesthetically pleasing but i can say that about it a decorative facadescannot very well i don't know how much money went into it that that raises the question of whether it was the right investment to make investments only be the thinnest or nothing now i think it still looks very lifeless but can i say that the human element is still missing somehow i come to maybe that will come when the right shops move and some shops have already opened like this wind bag. businesses with a regional connection get preferential treatment when trying to sign leases in a new old town this barbershop has been well received. this is what this is this area feels a little like a village. to give a shop owners all know each other a short time on. both sides of the shops over 200 rental apartments have been built the new old time does indeed still seem a bit sterile as though it's waiting for the people of frankfort to fill it with life. says it was well worth it. only because we have this back can people here remember what was they can see that this was their past so now they

repairing the cracks on the stone facade cladding and portico and underpinning for larger cracks. replacement of a portion of the front retaining wall with new stone cladding, with a cap to match the existing retaining wall. and finally, selected in-kind replacement of 19 existing wood windows with new wood windows. the project sponsor has completed studies, including a report that details the areas in need of restoration and recommended treatment options for each feature. mortar color recommending the color and type of mortar to be used: you'll also find a material sheet in the packets, that shows the new stone will match the existing as close as possible. staff has determined that the proposed work will be in performance with the quotes. the secretary of the interior standards and will be compatible with the character-defining features of the landmark. based on this analysis, staff recommends approval with the following conditions. the project sponsor shall accommodate site visits. with the approved project description and conditions approval. and in addition to regular site visits, mockups and repairs and the replacement materials provide

faÇades. i think the top floor is small. it doesn't seem like the neighbors are asking for a lot. they would like to accept this newson to be a neighbor and are asking for a setback in the front to comply with the next her neighbor and protect light and ventilation, and they would like to not have a roof deck, which is mostly what the top floor is. it seems like it is a large roof deck and a small room up there. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment in support of the d.r. requester? okay. with that, we'll hear from the project sponsor. >> thank you. i'm travis murdoch, thank you for staying so late and spending time with me this evening. can you put up the projector, please? i'm a physician. i work as an investor and my wife is a nurse. we move five years ago from canada. we have many relatives from canada. many of whom are our coming to visit us. we are planning on having three kids. we have one, we have one on the way. this is a project for us, 100%, with the intent to stay in a city and stay in the neighborhood that we really love much to say about our top floor, which we have refined and diminished

the new building proposed would completely block any access to their windows they have here. i'm also opposed to the design of the building. i find that the facade is unfortunately not in congruence with the rest of the grain of the neighborhood, as was mentioned here before. there are two buildings that have previously been modified that are far too tall and out of scale with the rest of the neighborhood. there is actually the other buildings being renovated that are able to be made into multiple unit houses. they can adhere more to the character of the neighborhood. frankly, while changing n.s.f. is inevitable, i feel this neighborhood and all the neighborhoods have their distinct character and this particular design appearing more like a store front than a residential area takes away from the uniqueness of this area. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm an architect. and i live at 451-29 street, which is two doors down the hill from the proposed project. i want to thank the committee for permitting us to discuss the proposed project. our concern is regarding the specific design of the proposed building. my statement revi

new drawings, which also are not credible and not accurate. if you look at the scope of the project. on the replacement of the south and western faÇadesin their entirety, and the condition of this building. there is no way that they can retain this is a non- demolition. this building was not built with to a standard -- >> thank you. please hold onto your speaker cards and hand the in as you come up so we can keep track of the speakers. >> thank you, next speaker. welcome. >> my name is sherry schonberg, i live at 1755 held her i am opposed to this project because it violates the rhi code three density limit. moving the first floor residential unit to the commercial space does not make that unit and accessory dwelling unit. it does not add a dwelling unit to the housing and uses a portion of the space from an existing first floor dwelling unit, which is not allowed by the planning code. if the owner wants to build a valid adu, he needs to drop his plan to add the third story, must retain the existing first floor residential unit instead of

new spatula. i think parents are feeling a bit of pressure. giving that positive first facade. yourflat, you‘re not a have not seen mice in the night in your flat, you‘re not a student. have not seen mice in the night in yourflat, you‘re not a student. a different sort of spending. ten yea rs different sort of spending. ten years ago, 62% of students were spending on alcohol, that is dropped to 48%. 19% in healthy food, that‘s gone up significantly by 33% so significant gone up significantly by 33% so sig nifica nt lifestyle gone up significantly by 33% so significant lifestyle changes.” gone up significantly by 33% so significant lifestyle changes. i was thinking that is partly cultural. a lot of younger people, they are not drinking as much and i bit more conscious about what they eat. degrees are so expensive. getting their money ‘s work, that would make sense. what would you say to students, when money would be another thing on their mind. students, when money would be another thing on their mindm students, when money would be another thing on their mind. it is really, real