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development of new housing must comply with the city's planning and building code. state law generally requires the project to be evaluated for impacts on the environment. the city has affordable housing programs that offer housing for sale or rent at below market rate. affordable housing has restrictions on eligibility for households such as maximum household income. proposition e would streamline the approval process by exempting affordable housing developments from a number of approvals by the city if those developments comply with the planning and building code. when the city leases its property or provides financing for these housing projects, approval by the board of supervisors may be necessary. under the measure, the city would have six months to approve these developments. in addition to the time required for any board of supervisors approval if necessary. this measure may allow these developments to proceed without environmental review under state law. this measure requires the mayor to provide annual affordable housing reports with the mayor's proposed bud

at the same time as the tree work week, nahal nahal, new house, new house, with your hands for you, by order of the minister of roads and urban development and with the management of iran's urban regeneration company started from minabi neighborhood of district 15 of tehran municipality. nahal nahal new house was keyed from here. minabi neighborhood, district 15 of tehran. the area that has the most worn texture among the areas. it was our legal duty to renew about 3% of farshad fabric every year. to date, about 1500 butterflies. we issued the operational part of these licenses the texture is worn. the city of tehran has more than 4 thousand hectares of worn-out fabric, but this year it has been a pioneer in renovation. this year we saw the growth of about 137 renovations in tehran. we have compiled a supplementary incentive package this year as well, and now we are following it up in the article 5 commission. up to now, the renovation of worn-out fabric has been in a favorable condition at the national and macro levels. more than 240 thousand units. since the beginning of the 13th gov

the brothers of the relief committee are working hard to build a new house for me . re happy that we now have a house with two children. so that he can write his homework more easily vahid hajian, radio and television news agency. tourism shows great attention and i am happy that today we are in this city which has a high level of travel for indonesian tourists and investors to iran. yazd city is the adopted sister city of bukhara, uzbekistan. let iran travel, we know about iran, but more. the cities of isfahan , shiraz and kish have a lot of information about yeez , they don't have much information . attracting investors is one of the capacities of this hosting. it comes with the introduction of tourism capacities as much as possible, for this purpose , many events will be held this year. acquaintance of the embassies of the member countries with the tourism capacities of the conference of the ministers of the asian dialogue forum, the meeting of the member universities of the asian dialogue forum, holding the tour guide meeting. economic and cultural and direct and

new house, new house , minabi neighborhood, district 15, tehran. the area that has the most worn texture among the areas. our legal duty was to renew about 3% of the worn-out tissue every year. until today , we have issued about 1500 licenses, and most of these licenses are in worn condition. the city of tehran with more than 4000 hectares of worn-out fabric, but this year has been a pioneer in renovation. this year we saw the growth of about 137 renovations in tehran. we have compiled a supplementary incentive package this year. now we are following up in the article 5 commission. up to now, the renovation of worn-out fabric has been in a favorable condition at the national and macro levels. more than 240,000 units were built in worn-out fabrics since the beginning of the 13th government. actually, we are in the construction process and we are trying to reach 600 thousand units by the end of the government. of course, there are still some inconsistencies that may slow down the renovation process. the soil test of 10 million sheets from parsa, whic

development of new housing must comply with the city's planning and building code. state law generally requires the project to be evaluated for impacts on the environment. the city has affordable housing programs that offer housing for sale or rent at below market rate. affordable housing has restrictions on eligibility for households such as maximum household income. proposition e would streamline the approval process by exempting affordable housing developments from a number of approvals by the city if those developments comply with the planning and building code. when the city leases its property or provides financing for these housing projects, approval by the board of supervisors may be necessary. under the measure, the city would have six months to approve these developments. in addition to the time required for any board of supervisors approval if necessary. this measure may allow these developments to proceed without environmental review under state law. this measure requires the mayor to provide annual affordable housing reports with the mayor's proposed bud

the melitopol news feed z is called, it gives, as it seemed to me, good, positive news, an organized group of senior housesitching, what was discussed there is unknown, then the news is transformed. goes - first to riya melitopol, where it takes on a different color, its title is already correct to inform on the neighbors, there was a meeting about this, then i also noticed that 2 days after the ray melitopol borrowed this from the channel melitopol, which i have known lately , is very aware of the war, so we came across it, i remember this telegram channel when they they generated a fake news about... the children were just sitting in the classroom watching tv, they took the photos, cropped them without the tv , they said the children were looking at the wall in class, this is the fake they generated when i realized that melitopol is aware of this and is involved in this stories, i recognized the handwriting of these fakes, that is , this is a well-established scheme, when they take our news, because they have no others, sit, excuse me, a creative, apparently some kind of crazy team, how can they cook up

helicopter. flies, yes, the lizard flies, no, teacher arina luneva also received housing in a new houseopened five minutes away, she got a job. and i was waiting for the kindergarten to open so that i could move into an apartment and go to work in this particular kindergarten. the resettlement program in the region is ahead of schedule. in the krasnoyarsk territory, during the work of the national project , housing and the urban environment have already been relocated from dilapidated houses. more than 14,000 people, it is planned that by the end of this year another 3,000 residents will celebrate their housewarming. alena sanoeva, sergey burkeev, vyacheslav sakov, kristina ivanova, channel one. now there is a small advertisement, we will be back in a few minutes, do not switch. it was you who pumped up the country of ukraine from europe for a year, and now, when people don’t want to leave the square, you’re the last one. what, yanukovych decided to hide behind the christmas tree? several berkut members are attacking one person, allow me to resign, this is not resignation, they are not

the brothers of the relief committee are working hard to build a new house for me . we are happy that we now have a house with two children. he can write his essays more easily, vahid hajian of sed and sima news agency. after world war i, england conquered all of east asia. on the other hand, the soviet union that was formed and stalin came to power, like the previous rulers of russia, thought of gaining access to open waters from the persian gulf and the sea of ​​oman. it fell. england in this strategic confrontation to contain the influence of the soviet union is a lost union. he designed the region with the aim of creating a defensive belt against communism. for this reason, on july 17, 1316 , a treaty was established between reza shahi iran and the countries of iraq, afghanistan, and turkey, which was known by the same name because of the signing of the treaty in saad abad palace in tehran. at this time, mohammad zahir shah was the first judge in iraq and mustafa kemal atatürk was in turkey at the same time. they were in power with reza shah. in 1313, reza shah ha

will continue only if we make additional necessary investments , and they proceed thousands more new housing units thanks to your work as well. i want to thank this legislature for going big on housing and trusting it was a necessary decision putting just under $1 billion towards new housing party. these are not the only ways we are making life safer for washingtonians, while i have been in office. we all want to take steps to increase public safety, and in that regard it is not just one solution, but many. this legislature was bold enough to stand up to the nra and passed some of the best gun reforms in washington and did not matter how many defeats we had to take. we finally banned assault weapons in the state. got reform is public safety. [applause] washington state also needs more police officers, and that is what i hope this budget will do. it funds more state troopers and forensic scientists, a task force on organized retail theft thanks to an idea from our attorney general, and more money for drug trafficking investigations, removing barriers to careers in policing by establishing tra

here in my garrison we are now renting out the ninth house, that is, new housing is being built. they good, because the rear is the most important thing, if the submariner knows that his wife is settled, the children go to school - to all sorts of sections, and the family of submariners are probably also special people, and if you may not see your husband there for 90 days, but they we have very strong women in my division because they help each other to the point that, well, yeah? moving, my boat was at sea, we were moving to a new house, well, they got together with advice, moved it, that’s it, well, they didn’t ask the wives themselves for advice, that is, constant mutual assistance, and what else is good, no, in closed cities a disease of big cities, that is , we have a fifth-year anniversary there, well, how come a first-grader went to school on his own, this is not a nose, this is well, he went vulgar, and he himself has children, of course, yes too... what about being a submariner, well, he didn’t see anything else , and the eldest in what rank is no longer, but he is serving,

in breed's effort to build new housing across the city. the board of supervisors has just overturned her veto of a controversial housing legislation to limit development in certain areas. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us to explain what this could mean for new housing and what the board members are saying about it. well good morning, kumasi. >> you know, this is the first time that the board of supervisors has overridden a veto from mayor london breed, and the legislation will be limiting the height and also the scale of developments in the northeast waterfro and also in jackson square. we have a map that shows the affected area, and it includes 15 to 20 blocks in historic parts of san francisco. board of supervisors. president aaron peskin sponsored the legislation. it was in response to a 200 foot tall housing project that was proposed on sansome street. now, peskin is expected to run for mayor in november against breed, breed said in a statement that the city needs to address the housing shortage, and that the vote to o

new homes. and they have 10 more crews. peter says much of this housing will be affordable and built with families in mind . thanks to the financial incentives provided by the city. a doctor for use often has even more red tape and new builds that will have to change if we're going to use this potential to curve emissions. so if you take turns around as an example, there's a role in the downtown, you cannot renting it, office space, it's project is appointed a month that was created in the seventy's and they just never got things is because it was not going to change it on now there's a desperate need to change it as it's kind of holding up, which part is happening? such arbitrary regulations are quite common, and approval for conversions often takes as long as it would for a new build, even though the structure is already in place. ideally it'd be the other way around . that's both legislative and sort of from a governance perspective. we need to think of how, how to actually make it difficult to, for example, tear down a building and build a new buildin

at the same time as the tree planting week, nahal nahal, new house , new house, with your hand for you, according to your order. minister of roads and urban affairs and under the leadership of iran's urban renewal company , it started from minawi neighborhood in the 15th district of tehran municipality. nahal nahal nou khaneh was opened from here , minabi neighborhood, district 15, tehran. the area that has the most worn texture among the areas. our legal obligation was to renew about 3% of the existing fabric every year. about 1500 to date we issued a license. the 13th government is in the process of construction in dilapidated structures . in fact, it is in the construction process. we are trying to reach 600,000 units by the end of the government. of course , some inconsistencies may still slow the renovation process . i was given 100 million tomans, the supervising engineer that we appoint , we cannot change it, it is not in our hands, the engineering system is out of the definition, he cannot take it. it has not been received. if it is out of the definition , i will give you docum

now we are renting out the ninth house, that is , new housing is being built, their living conditionse submariner knows that his wife is settled, the children go to school in all sorts of sections and the family of submariners, these are probably also special people, yes, if you may not see your husband there for 90 days, but we have them here in my division about... right up to that, i was at sea, they were moving to a new house, well , uh, well, there was a move, so my boat was assembled. they moved everything with advice, well, they didn’t ask the wives themselves for advice, that is , mutual assistance is constant, and what else is good, no , in closed cities there is a big disease cities, that is, we have a fifth anniversary there, well, how is it that a first-grader went to school on his own , this is not nonsense, it’s over there, well, let’s go , it’s normal, and there are children, of course, and they’re also both guys, one serves in the submariners, and the other ... teaches, suffers as a submariner , suffers, how old he is, well, one is 32, and that is , he hurried right aw

new this morning, a loss for san francisco mayor london breed. the board of supervisors has overturned her veto of controversial housing legislation. ws reporter gloria rodriguez joins us to explain why some have been resistant to developments in their own neighborhoods. gloria a good morning. >> reggie aqui supervisors voted to overturn the mayor's veto in an 8 to 3 vote. so this means the legislation will move forward and that legislation will put restrictions on developments in certain parts of the city. so wll put height and also uh- density restrictions on buildings in the jackson square neighborhood and along the northeast waterfront. board of supervisors president aaron peskin sponsored the new rules in response to a 200 foot tall housing project proposed on sansome street. in a veto, the mayor argued that restricting development in these areas would deter critical housing projects needed to meet the state's housing element, but peskin says some of the buildings in the areas are historic and need to be preserved, and supporters of the legislation say the battle is not about affordable housing. >> i don't think i don't think m

we managed to cope with the housewarming after the emergency housing was included in the crt program, and they helped with the move to a newnt and paperwork. i didn’t leave my house, i didn’t go anywhere, they brought me a passport, me and the mfc, they also came with a device, what documents, all social needs, everything was decided. and when the first resettlement began there, word of mouth began to spread, and... residents believed it , now many territories even want their territory to be included in the crt, because well today it is almost impossible to sell your own apartment, which is located in an old dilapidated building, without support now you can’t get anywhere, developers help residents, the state and both. the most powerful tool is, of course, a preferential mortgage , yes, it encourages us to successfully and smoothly sell everything we build, 90 percent of what we sell, yes, it goes to the mortgage, to the issue of made in russia , the accelerated transition to domestic against the backdrop of aggressive sanctions, was also not without help. and here we are very grateful to the ministry of construction, they

news. it is the newest roadblock to housing in the bay area. pg&e is accused of stalling new construction by taking months to turn on the power. da lin on the demands for the utility to do better. >> turn on the lights! turn on the lights! >> reporter: at a san francisco city hall rally on friday construction workers and housing advocates demand pg&e to provide power to dozens of buildings that are almost move-in ready. one of the buildings is the former grenada hotel at 1000 sutter street. >> we lose our power a lot, like i have to throw the breaker a lot because the power in this building is not good at all. >> reporter: brian bowers was homeless. he's now living at the sro hotel that's now being renovated and transformed into low income housing. advocates say because pg&e can't provide a new transformer to the building, it's delaying the construction work. they say overall it's hurting housing affordability and people like brian, waiting to move into new units. >> me and my wife, we have separate units. we've been together 20 years. so we're

until we ass our housing shortage many will struggle financially. one year ago i pushed the "newbed as the most ambitious housing plan since the rockefeller administration and the 1960s. unfortunately many made it clear they would not support it. i knew it we were unlikely to win this fight overnight or even in one year. situation demandedn immediate action i did on to wait around for the next legislative session. we found innovative solutions using executive orderspring 550. that had been languishing in limbo. we offered financial incentives people had asked for. financial incentives are pro- housing communities that demonstrate a willingness to build. today i am announcing a plan to expand on those efforts by developingny state agencies. including former correctional facilities, areas near stations and underutilized properties. this could create a loan 15000 new housing units. i know it is a good start. it's not enough to fix our affordability crisis. let's be honest with new yorkers. the only thing that will solve this a problem is building hundreds and hundreds of thousands o

and continue to help the residents who live here and continue to see my neighborhoods move into new housing, it's been a real joy. it's been a real joy. [music] san francisco developing programs specific low to increase the amount of affordable housing throughout the city. >> the affordable housing bonus program provides developers to include more housing for i have low, low, moderate and middle income households. this program does not rely on public subsidies but private developers who include it part of their project. under california density bonus law. housing prejudices that include affordable on site may be request a density bonus. it is an increase in the number of housing units allowed under zoning laws and based on affordable units being provided. >> however, the state law does not address all of san francisco needs does not incentivize middle income housing. associating the city is proposing an affordable housing bonus program for higher levels of development including middle income u firsts providing a stream lined application review and approval process. >> how does the program w

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new york city, thriving metropolis, a place you want to be, only 27. people want to be here. so until we address our housingighbors will continue to struggle financially. one year ago i pushed what the "new york times" described as the most ambitious housing plan since the rockefeller administration in the 1960's. unfortunately, many made it clear they would not sup patriot -- support it. i knew we were unlikely to win this fight in one year. dire sid immediate action and i didn't want to wait around for the next legislative session. we found innovative solutions using executive orders freeing 5500 unit that is had been la limbo. we offered financials incentive that is people asked for. financial incentives for pro housing community that demonstrate a willingness to build. today, i'm announcing a plan to expand on their efforts by developing on sight that is are owned by state agencies including foreman correctional estimate, areas near commuter rail stations and properties. this initiative alone could create more than 15,000 new housing units. i know it's a good start. but it's not enough to fix our afford

in my garrison now we were renting out the ninth house, that is, new housing is being built, their livingnt thing if a submariner knows that he has a wife. it’s arranged, children go to school - to all sorts of sections and to the family of submariners, these are probably also special people, but if you can have a husband there you can’t see them for 90 days, but here they are , in my division there are very strong women’s women, they help each other - uh, to the point where, uh , well, there’s a move, my boat was at sea, we were moving to a new house, well, the women’s women gathered there, they dragged everything, well they didn’t ask for the women themselves, that is , mutual assistance is constant, and what else is good, no, in closed cities there is a disease of big cities, that is, we have a fifth anniversary there, well , how did a first-grader go to school on his own, this is not nonsense, this is well, let’s go , and he himself has children, of course, well, they’re also boys, both of them, one serves as a submariner, and the other teaches , suffers as a submariner, suffers. how

personally achieved heating, celebrate housewarming succeeded after emergency housing was included in the crt program, with a move to a newhelped with the paperwork for the apartment. i didn’t leave my house anywhere, they brought me a passport, me and the mfc, they also came with a device, what documents, all social needs were solved, when the first resettlement already started there, word of mouth spread, and the residents believed it, now many territories even want their territory to be included in the crt, because today it is almost impossible to sell your own apartment, which is located in an old dilapidated building, without... support is nowhere now, developers are helping residents, states and both, the most powerful tool is , of course, a preferential mortgage, yes, it encourages... everything that we built, we successfully, smoothly sold, 90% of what we sell, yes, it goes to the mortgage and question, it was made in russia, the accelerated transition to a domestic one against the backdrop of aggressive sanctions was also not without help, there is a huge gratitude to the ministry of construction, they quickly in

new yorkers already live. again, we saw in every other state that net challenge of building more housing. it took decades. but i approached this crisis with the sense of urgency that is required. so what are we waiting for? let's unleash new york's city potential to getting this session. do you agree with that, mayor adams? [applause] all right. so now, is the time to act. new yorkers are tired of weight. i'm tired of waiting. and i know we can do this. it takes political will. it takes collaboration. it takes a commitment to deliver what new yorkers desperately want. and we, my friends, are up to the task because police officers, firefighters, nurse and teachers should be able to live in the communities they serve. [applause] and our children and grandchildren should bailed life in the towns and industry they grew up. and -- cities where they group. and wild building new hopes is sensual, it's sensual that we have long-term paying good jobs so people can support their families. there was a time when our greatest export was our children. i'm glad to report those weekdays -- days are finally over. but as a

housing goals. there is three areas of investments within prop a. the lion's share will go toward new00% affordable developments that can serve working san franciscans of the lower incomes as well as low income elders. there is another push for the investments that will go toward the city's housing preservation program. that is a program that can help stabilize housing for tenants that are at risk of displacement and multi family buildings by converting those properties into long-term affordable homes. >> additionally, prop a will also serve low income women, particularly those that are experiencing trauma as opposed to their result with experiences being unhoused. that is a multifaceted approach through prop a and we are building off of the success of the previous affordable housing bond that was passed in 2019, overwhelmingly by 70% of the voters and the proof is in the pudding. they were able to develop over 1000 units of public housing. those are projects that we see throughout the city and those are projects that will be able to leverage community development projects. more than

new vision for oakland's downtown years in the making. today, the city released the long awaited plan to boost the city center with denser housing and new office towers. the city wants to create two new cultural zones focused on music and art. other areas would have more bike lanes and green space. the goal is to get this done by 2040. the city is taking feedback from the public before the city council votes on whether to adopt the plan sometime this summer. >> oakland is asking the state to help close homeless encampments across the city. oakland's side was the first to report the news out of tuesday's city council meeting. the city will make a two year deal with the state department of transportation, a city council records show. the first siteo be cleared is an rv camp. it's located on leet drive off hegenberger road between 8-80 and the airport. it's not clear what kind of help caltrans will give the city, or which other encampments could eventually be cleared. >> a major new development has gotten the thumbs up, and concord, the city council approved the termsf a developer to transform the site of the former naval weapons station. abc sev

new house is going to be implemented gradually in 22 districts of tehran city and 47 cities of tehran province until the end of the year . fatemeh honar and sedav sima news agency . it's written in a certain way. maybe it's from the heart of history. linear english letters look like paintings. it's a child, whatever it is , it's not easy for everyone to decipher it, except for those who are experts in the doctor's handwriting for pediatrics, and maybe if we were a pharmacy, we could read the next line, as announced by the association of pharmacists. i took the lives of 3,000 people . i took the wrong medicine myself. if it was lost or expired , we would go to wash it. it would be our turn to change the notebook . the process of removing these papers and getting rid of the problems started in 1990. now, in 1993, doctors write electronic prescriptions. the statistics of the health insurance organization are very easy, they put our national code , we take our medicine, we take medicine. now the prescriptions of every iranian have become the cornerstone of the legal electronic health reco

you are right, new housing supply dominates the headlines, doesn't it? o change the composition of the overall supply. and of course, fundamentally, the reason we have an older housing stock in the uk is because we industrialised earlier than lots of other countries, and of course, we were not damaged as much by the second world war. there are reasons why these countries, compared to us, have younger housing stock, because a lot of it was destroyed, and i was was not so much. ., ., ., , much. the government have told us the are much. the government have told us they are on — much. the government have told us they are on track _ much. the government have told us they are on track to _ much. the government have told us they are on track to deliver - much. the government have told us they are on track to deliver a - they are on track to deliver a million new homes as parliament and say they have reformed planning as well. undoubtedly this will be a big election issue. what else would you like to see in terms of policy to help improve things? it's definitely

you've seen the high cost of rent and mortgages caused by a shortage of housing in new york, it's one of the forces driving people out of every corner of our state. that migration is a problem we need to talk about. for 50 years, we've been housing families who can no longer raise children in the same entity they were born. this decline shows no sign of stopping. here is what is so interesting. people aren't mrs. warmer weather or or taxes. many are moving next door, and the top five states that new yorkers are moving to? three of them share our border with texas. people are in new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, connecticut, we are losing our population to other states, and that means a loss of influence. we went from 43 members of congress when i was a little girl, down to just 26 today. four decades, no elected official in new york had the political courage to even start a conversation about building more housing. big cities around the nation showed ambition that dwarfed our own. from 2011 through 2020, washington, d.c. developed new housing units, boston developed 47, new york cit

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so, our new initiative, 30 by 30, 30 thousand more residents and students downtown by 2030. [applause] to do that, we first need to create more housing downtown. we already passed the few local laws to reduce fees to office conversion. our first office conversion is happening now. 32 new homes at the warfield building that would not be happening if we hadn't stepped in, and more are coming. [applause] now, we are working on state laws to change state laws with senator scott wiener to spur production and speed up housing production downtown. that is housing, but 30 by 30 is also about bringing students down down, and a lot of them. we are working with thought leaders, business folks and educational institutions to make downtown a hub, a center of excellence. we invited the university of california and historically black call jss and universities to join us and some are coming as early as this summer! [applause] we are working with other universities and existing anchors, uc law, usf and san francisco state university. imagine, student professors researchers and employees working from dorm room to classroom to start up from the ferry b

driver now is the mortgage for individual housing construction, for individual housing construction, we recently launched a newividual housing construction, and with an escrow account and a professional contract, on the one hand, the money is protected, on the other hand, the client is guaranteed to receive quality housing . last year, among those who took out a mortgage on their home, 65% were families with children. not only the type of development is changing, but also the quality of life, we will continue to work to improve the quality of life of the urban environment, now on behalf of president, we worked on masterplans for the far eastern regions, now the portfolio of the house of the russian federation is about 400 such projects, applications, well, the president has set priorities for 200 cities, each masterplan is a long-term development strategy, it involves improving the appearance of urban agglomerations. structural solutions, now we, together with the ministry of construction, have introduced it into legislation, that is, this is not just a document of good intentions, four sets of rules that allo