caught my attention housing roles by the mayor and new york was in discussion of a density bonus onsite affordable housing interesting enough they're planning looks like it will go through it passes the council to set aside 20 to thirty percent for all new units for the rezoning district on the density and the target population for those 20 to thirty people people making between thirty and 40 percent medium income. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to to item 5 under droument. >> thank you jonas commissioners, i want to briefly update you on the mission 2020 strategy we've had robust meeting on all aspects your schedule for an informational update on may 5th we'll be talking about the strategy with the first large public meeting april '62 weeks if yesterday we'll get the specifics on that the strategy has a lot of facets only some of which relate to the planning code changes a lot of have has to do with with the retaining population and the controllers we forwarded for the first time a series of meeting both the members of the community and the developers that

business a classifications commissioner on this staff report the project is proposing to provide onsite affordable housing as identified in section 415.6 that includes a total of 19 units for the total units as part of project the sponsor has entered into a costa-hawkins agreement that was provided to you. >> and finally, the project will be suggest to the impact fees for the net new commercial development which is estimated to be 2 housing unit $86 million based on those findings and those described in the draft motion of planning department staff recommends approval and project sponsor is here and has prepared a presentation that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> project sponsor please. >> yeah. >> good afternoon horrible planning commissioner and city staff and ladies and gentlemen, i'm mark at 1399 market street in san francisco here to represent the sponsor take the opportunity to present this project it is 3 years of hard work and this is the elimination of that i've been a san francisco resident and owned a small business for over 1

the county has been working to build an onsite clinic for employees. it could save taxpayers millions of dollars over the years. >> reporter: right now, it's old brick and wood and a lot of leaders want to transform this dedecades-old building for a onsite health clinic for each and every employee. >> it will reduce the cost to our taxpayers. >> reporter: kim hahas worked for years to get the idea off the ground. the clinic would be housed in the old meryl lynch building. county workers could stop in for basic medical needs and it may y help cut cost. >> they have a headache, a sore throat, a sinus infection, they could come in and see a physician and get a prescription and get back to work. >> reporter: this is the manatee county administration building. they could walk a few steps here to get care. the clinic wouldn't replace an employee's primary care physician. it would be a quick-care facility. some residents wish the services could be theirs too. >> what about the rest of the county residents? they still have to go to the emergency room and get t

and a lot of space but manatee county leaders want to transform this decadedes-old building into an onsite health care clinic for every employee. >> our philosophy has always been let's help people get healthier and that will reduce the cost to taxpayers. >> reporter: she has worked for ground. the clinic would be housed in the old meryl lynch bubuilding. county workers could stop in for basic medical needs and would help cut cost they may face at the doctor's ofoffice or emergency room. >> they have a a headache, sore throatat, they could come in, they could see a physician and get a prescription and get back to work. >> reporter: this is the manatee county administration building. if workers here had a health issue, they could walk a few steps here to get care. it wouldn't replace the primary >> what about the rest of the county residents? they still have to go to the emergency room. they still have to get their obamacare. >> is it the best use of the tax dollars? >> reporter: 8 on your side learned the coununty anticipates it will cost neararly $3 million to renovate the building and it

these were assembled onsite. lemonis: you're the designer.uldn't let things leave until they're right. dean: they were not done per the sketch that i approved. lemonis: hey, greg. can i grab you for a minute? greg: yes. lemonis: what's your kind of overall -- feel good? greg: you know, there was stuff that didn't get finished. some obvious stuff up front that a lot of eyes are gonna be on today that are a little upsetting to see not done. lemonis: who was communicating to greg that it wasn't gonna be totally finished? was it clear to you that they wouldn't be done? greg: i'll tell you, the communication on that side was unclear on where we stood. -it was minimal. -keith: okay. greg: do i know where you're going directionally? yeah, i get it. but could we have finished it better being onsite to make that adjustment? -lemonis: and that's you, dean. -greg: absolutely. lemonis: because you are the chief designer. it almost feels like you drew it and then you were kind of like, "okay, i'm out." you had plenty of time to get all the parts and the p

that the bar's owner can reopen as long as as he changes the name of the bar, has security guards onsite, operating surveillance cameras and closes at midnight but despite those conditions some wonder how the bar was even allowed to operate again. >> like i said, i'm thinking they'll be tearing it down, two murders within a year or so, that's crazy. >> now, the owner told news channel 5 he plans to reopen off duty police officers is not cost effective. reporting in cleveland, news channel 5, back to you. >>> cleveland mayor frank jackson set to deliver his state of the city address. it is at noon today. this is the mayor's 11th address. last year his speech focused on improving the police department and dealing with state budget cuts. >>> we're expecting to learn more about a string of drug overdoses in lorain county. el nino and lorain police will have a joint press conference this afternoon and plan to give an update on their investigation because in the last two weeks at least 8 people have died after overdoses. >> also today a local high school closed for the day after bed bugs were

that the bar's owner can reopen as long as as he changes the name of the bar, has security guards onsite and closes at midnight but despite the conditions some went der how again. >> like i said, i'm thinking they'll be tearing it down, two murders within a year or so, that's crazy. >> reporter: now, the owner told news channel 5 he does plan to reopen something but ads of is not cost effective. . >>> also happening today for you cleveland mayor frank jackson set to deliver his state of the city address. it is at noon today at public auditorium. this is the mayor's 11th address. last year the speech focused on improving the police department and dealing with the state budget cuts and crisis. >>> a string of drug over goeses in lorain county. in the last two weeks at least 8 people have died after a heroin or fentanyl overdoses. >>> also happening today a local high school is closed for the day after bed bugs were found in classrooms. tell us what the school is doing to get rid of the bugs. >> reporter: good morning. the door is normally open here at 7:45 but the students will be sleeping

but now a judge says the bar's owner can reopen as of the bar and has hired security guards onsite, operating surveillance cameras. now, neighbors like brian howard wonder if that will affect the violence. >> it won't change. >> we spoke to the owner who told us he is an active member in the community, and says that he will open something just not clear what and when he will do . >>> still ahead how the governor is feeling the burn. >> and do you feel like you're your dna. temperatures in the 50s. we going to be warming up like we were yesterday. that's a good and rain after we come back from break. you're watching good >>> this is the setup that we're dealing with this morning, cold front. in front of it we've got rain. let's focus on the rain. zooming in all right. so here's who's waking up to showers right now. as i said earlier pockets like akron canton, and it is coming down a little bit heavier in some areas than most. the darker greens just off of lorain again this is moderate. how much rain we talking as we head throughout the day? more than likely not more than an inch and a half of

the cocounty has been working to build an onsite clinic for county employees. as 8 on your side's ryan hughes shows us, this could save taxpayers millions of dollars over years. >> reporter: right now, it's old brick and wood in a and a lot of space. but manatee county leaders want to transform this building into an onsite hehealth clinic for every cocounty employee. >> our philosophy has been, let's help get people healthier and that will ultimately reduce the cost to our taxpayers. >> reporter: she has worked for years to get the idea off the ground. it would be housed in the old memeryl lynch building. for basic medidical needs and that would help cut costs they would face in the doctor's office. >> they have a headache, a sore throat, they could come in and see a physician and get back to work. >> reporter: this is the manatee county administration building. if workers here had a health issue, they could walk here to get care. the clinic wouldn't replace an employee's primary care physician, it would be used as a quick care facility. some residentses wish t

what to do with it in the long term and in the short term, in too muc much too much s being stored onsitebrace 100% clean energy future. get there as quickly as we can. but for existing fuel at the nuclear reactors it needs to be put into hardened casks so we can figure out what to do with it in the long term. >> is there nothing we can do with it to reuse, continually refine, recycle? >> we've looked at this issue, ray. and what happens is as you start to, quote unquote, reuse or refine spent nuclear fuel, what you end up with is material that's closer and closer to what's being used in bombs. so that poses a nuclear proliferation threat. the other thing that happens is every single thing that comes into contact with this highly radioactive spent at a fuel becomes a highly radioactive waste that needs to be dealt with. you are basically creating a longer term mess to clean up. economically speaking our research has found that you gets five times per dollar of investment in other than nuclear energy. >> scott peterson is this riskier capital because if you design a state of state-of-the-a

who wants to cut tie was the hospitals onsite mcdonald's. more than 1,000 people signed a petition in favor of getting rid of the fast food restaurant. the petition will be delivered today at the tampa general medical group on lois avenue. >>> right now doctors are treating two experienced skydivers after a mid-air collision near zephyrhills. officials at sky dive city say the two jumped from more than 14,000 feet yesterday and after they collided mid-air one man deployed his parachute and landed, the other was likely unconscious, was saved when a rescue device opened his reserve chute, 750 feet above the ground. pat bila saw the second man fall nearly four miles away from the jump zone on county road 54. >> he had use of his arms and stuff and could move his head but we would not let him move. we kept him still. >> this is the second serious incident this month. a man died in early march when his main chute failed and he didn't open his reserve. >>> new this morning, fresh supplies are rocketing toward the international space the cargo blas

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this particular shelter will house 50 families, and once it is redeveloped t will have private ro onsite support services for critics, but it doesn't meet the standard outline by bowser and the shelter here is better than that by dc general. they want to stop it from being developed, and last night a community association gathered together torsive 15 alternative locations and sent them in a letter to the mayor. >> what i ask of the mayor, you hold the presses in terms of moving the process forward and make sure she fully evaluates being exposed. >>> a spokesperson said the time to look for sites has passed, and the council member representing ward 5 does not propose any alternatives. >> some people hear that, and they say it sounds like to me they don't want to have a homeless shelter near where they live. >> it's not going to be the value of homes or have a negative impact on the resident in the communities, and the issue here is that the homeless families will only be suffering representing ward 5, ken nonmcduffy, i and spoke to him awhile ago, he said the plan has been kept quiet, and

of the affordable housing at a rate equal to 20 percent within a transit rich area and not provide onsite parking and a building inspection that compliments and not compete with the hotel and lastly to there the frontage with 1 no street tree and one bicycle space the department recommends approval due to the change the between and the eliminatioone o department recommends approval and it meets all the planning codes i'm happy to answer any questions project sponsor is here as well thank you. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and mr. sanchez and director rahaim i'm eileen as the gentleman said we were here in january and received comments we believe we've respond as best to the comments that the commissioners made and the gentleman is here to quam walk you through and per commissioner vice president richards request we have title samples and materials to show you, get a better sensed we did our best to respond if you're not satisfied approve that and not use your valuable time and let us come up with a better design if it is possible if that's the wish of the commission but 14

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before i i'm going to turn it over to bernardo many agreements and 36 units of affordable housing onsitend for the parking radio we have location .3 and we've got more than one per stall merry unit i'm going to turn it over to bernardo >> good afternoon. i'm bernardo the principle everywhere we're the architect for the project we're faced with an unusual site in that that has a panhandle a rectangle site with a panhandle out to market street and a precipitation of a new development adjacent to that to the right as you can see the signs that indicate to those parcels and then yet on the other hand, an existing historically designated property at 1072 market street a retail and ground floor and other uses the upper levels that building is i'll call it even though it is in san francisco a which i style period in which this neighborhood simple lads so-called school of architecture with a concern type of windows this building will remain as a low rise building because of it's designation and both a challenge and an opportunity for a project we - it allows views and light and air that is very

stop by between 8:30 and 10:00 this morning and register onsite. the only rule, lyrics have to be memorized and performed in a traditional style. time is running out. might want to head over there right now. anthony: a good day for singing or anything else. 64 degrees. there's a new travel alert after the zika outbreak. why the travel restrictions are easing up a bit now. caitlin: and a woman is proving she danced her way to the white i believe in building ladders of opportunity for people, knocking down the barriers that stand in the way. hillary knows educationis the way up... ...to a good job,a decent living. so she wants pre-school for every child... ...great teachers... ...and college without crushing debt. together we can break down barriers for our kids so they get the education they need and deserve no matter what zip code they live in. caitlin: good morning. welcome back on this saturday, march 12. authorities are investigating after a rollover wreck in it orange county. this is highway 70, south of i-85, near the durham-orange county line

excellent project and it's amazing there is resistance first of all, a corner lot 20 percent affordable onsite and next the issue about the pdrs well the owner of that land who was a pdrs company sold the project property and relocating to another part of san francisco still in san francisco a business decision and this was available for a brown but before a rush for a pdr use they probably would have stepped up to the plate it doesn't make sense we want them to rather let the marketplace decide why pdr is going to be we have to encourage it and send them to places where the rents are less and take away unique takes we have that drives passenger door places to brisbane to mass plaza that don't have the taxed but we have unique taxed in san francisco that drives pdr businesses away we have to look at real causes and not pretend a few other things on the site i went and visited i visited both the site and visited the potrero languish i got to see the site it is underutilized and potrero launch i saw some nested bedrooms their comfortable and large windows that look out to the sun and a wall that

meanwhile track inspectors are still onsite of the ace train derailment monday night in which nine people

point she accelerated into the parking lot and into the vestibule of one of the two buildings here onsite. luckily, nobody was inside the building at the time. rescue crews had to extricate the drivers and passengers out. the three occupants taken to nearby hospital. we are told none of those injuries are serious. >> we had to remove the passenger door to get the driver out and to get out of the vehicle and pulled the vehicle out of the building to get the other two occupants out they were doing stuff to both sides of the building. >> right now a funeral was taking place on one side of the building and you see workers from damage restoration making repairs and we can tell you those injuries are minor from what we're told of the senior citizens and we're told this building should be up and repaired within a day or so. guys. >> thank you very much. chris. happening right now a fallout from a wild party. authorities say two parents will pay the price from this party. sabina. >> reporter: this party was so wild that it was like a scene out of the movie animal house. and the parents were home.

they're still working to repair the damage while the five people who were onsite, who were injured, will all be okay. >> reporter: newscopter7 capturing images of the hole a blast that blew out around a new pse&g gas line. they were testing air pressure, something routinely done. >> it was pressurized air in the line at the time, and the pressurized air, once it was released, it expelled all the dirt from the construction hole. >> reporter: nevins says the blast was a temporary cap that blew off under too much air pressure. he says those types of caps are replaced with permanent ones that are welded on to the line before the gas is pumped in. the blast injured three workers of hackensack. two bayonne police officers were directing traffic when the cap blew. check out their car being towed away. it's covered in dirt. >> construction workers that were injured, one is in serious but stable condition. the other is in stable both officers at the scene at the time of the explosion were >> and at the end of the day that's very good news about those three workers and those two police officers. o

the fbi's richmond field office tells news4 the feds have onsite agents at the richmond airport justthey do at every other american airport and the tsa is there, too. farraq pleaded guilty in federal court in alexandria, friday, facing 20 years in prison when he's sentenced in july. back to you. >> scott mcfarlane, back to you. >>> today's veterans in brussels are overshadowing a big primary day here in the u.s. there's a democratic primary in idaho. there are 149 delegates up for grabs for the democrats and 98 delegates for the republicans. polls will be open until 10:00 p.m. eastern and we' h coverage of the results on the nbc washington app and on news4 at 11:00. >>> president obama is on his way to argentina now after wrapping up an historic trip to cuba. the president spoke directly to the cuban people today. his speech was broadcast on state-run television. he called for an end to human rights violations and a trade embargo. then he might emt privately with dissidents before he joined president raul castro for a baseball game, between the cuban national team and the tampa bay r

then tonight just for something different join us for pasta and painting where an artist will be onsitenting a beautiful portrait of the tidal basin and you guys are active on twitter. i'm going to retweet all of that information. if you come down this weekend, what you can expect at the tidal basin, guys. >> amelia, thank you. >>> and, of course, just a reminder, if going to head down to see the beautiful blossoms, you don't want to drive. it's going to be packed down there. so you might want to consider metro. remember, very little track work the next couple of weekends box of the cherry blossom season here. they're going to have regular limited service. track work week. 16th and 17th. and some possible after 10:00 p.m. >>> the debate about online sports betting continues. how a decision could end up in the hands of maryland voters. >> yesterday, gloves and hat in the morning. today, the kids might be asking to wear shorts to school. storm team meteorologist tom kierein has a look coming up. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where

enforcement and obviously the sheriff said they were prepared for perhaps protests, but protests onsite in fountain hill. we don't know exactly how many miles away this is. how do you reallocate resources, especially if they're unable to get to the location if you have all of your resources spread out in other parts of the region? >> well, a couple of things. i'm sure you're right that they were prepared. which means to me he had a number of people on duty, a larger number of people than he might have had on a normal saturday morning. they were prepared tactically. they were assembled in a way to respond to an incident. i assume that's the case. if that's so, and i'm pretty sure it is, they will be able to respond to this. it's just not that big of an area they can't respond. >> want to get in one more question before the break with judge gonzalez. former attorney general. as you're watching these pictures, sir, are you a little bit surprised we have gotten to this point? in 2008 and 2004, we had protests and those kinds of things. but i never remembered shutting down highways en route

of the affordable housing at a rate equal to 20 percent within a transit rich area and not provide onsitearking and a building inspection that compliments and not compete with the hotel and lastly to there the frontage with 1 no street tree and one bicycle space the department recommends approval due to the change the between and the eliminatioone o department recommends approval and it meets all the planning codes i'm happy to answer any questions project sponsor is here as well thank you. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and mr. sanchez and director rahaim i'm eileen as the gentleman said we were here in january and received comments we believe we've respond as best to the comments that the commissioners made and the gentleman is here to quam walk you through and per commissioner vice president richards request we have title samples and materials to show you, get a better sensed we did our best to respond if you're not satisfied approve that and not use your valuable time and let us come up with a better design if it is possible if that's the wish of the commission but 14 u

meanwhile track inspectors are still onsite of the ace train derailment monday night in which nine people were injured. >> stephanie chuang is at the fremont stop. steph, you were on that train this morning. it seemed smooth, so what's next. >> reporter: yeah, that is the big question, scott and kris. we're at the fremont stop and this is that stretch where the derailment happened monday night. commuters should expect delays tonight as they go home because trains are going slower for safety, but one question has been will union pacific install any sort of land or mudslide detectors after this. right now the answer is not likely. after one day offline, ace trains are back in service. we boarded train number one, the first in the morning to check in with regular riders who echoed the same feelings. >> i can understand how that happened. >> accidents happen once in a while. >> reporter: conductors are slowing the speed to 10 miles an hour through the stretch, the 40-mile-per-hour zone, where track inspectors are monitoring activity. long-time passenger fred barnes rides almost daily. he's ho

more and young mens health groups which show positive effects in the same way and more intensive onsite counseling. referrals for mental helths and sexual health on site and off site and linkage to community resources and planning. most of our efforts in a structured manner are focused on the secondary schools, so middle and high schools. however, we have been providing and are leaving here to provide technical assistance and resources for families of elementary school students. we have more and more children entering the district with families are advoivating for them as gender variant, transgender, whatever the term the family uses we work with them to address that. >> what happens if let's say a 5th grader in elementary school talking to a teacher or a administrator in school and expresss he or she is gender non conforming in some way or transgender, whatever the terminology a 5th grader might use, what would-how would the school be expected to respond to that? >> well, what we have found is our kindergartners are very articulate around their gender vocabulary when it comes to their

more and young mens health groups which show positive effects in the same way and more intensive onsite counseling. referrals for mental helths and sexual health on site and off site and linkage to community resources and planning. most of our efforts in a structured manner are focused on the secondary schools, so middle and high schools. however, we have been providing and are leaving here to provide technical assistance and resources for families of elementary school students. we have more and more children entering the district with families are advoivating for them as gender variant, transgender, whatever the term the family uses we work with them to address that. >> what happens if let's say a 5th grader in elementary school talking to a teacher or a administrator in school and expresss he or she is gender non conforming in some way or transgender, whatever the terminology a 5th grader might use, what would-how would the school be expected to respond to that? >> well, what we have found is our kindergartners are very articulate around their gender vocabulary when it comes to their

the mayor said having officers onsite 24/7 will allow them to respond to calls quickly. the initiative will be funded by the city and public housing authority. >> apple plans to respond to the government's plan that it unlock a terrorist's iphone. they asked the judge to force the encryption of a san bernardino shooter's home. >>> well, we're hearing now from sarah palin regarding the injuries to her husband todd. she posted on facebook that he had multiple broken ribs and a collapsed lung. he underwent surgery on saturday. a trump rally in florida and she headed home to be with her husband. >>> for the first time the nfl is acknowledging a direct link injuries. when asked if there's a lincoln between football and dejern tifr brain disorders jeff miller the league's executive for health and safety said, quote, certainly. added that research shows, quote, a number of retired nfl players have been diagnosed with cte. >>> news for your health, going cold turkey may be the best way, after all, to quit smoking. a british study assigned nearly 700 smokers to quit abruptly rath

it encourages up to 30 percent affordable housing onsite privately subsidized by development potential3 different income levels, low, moderate and middle income with this program. each development would have at least two income levels served so the full 30 percent. as i said, this is one of the many programs. these are some of the ofert programs the more traditional affordable housing programs that serve households that are very low income households. the majority about 88 percent the existing housing supply, service these households. this program proposes to continue building low and moderate income as our current inclusionary program and add a middle income band. again thrks program is a little-has many different options for project sponsors, one is implement the state density bonus law. that is what we call the state [inaudible] program and that encourages projict sponsors to provide 13-20 percent affordable unit. while we were evaluating that there were more need for affordable housing so we developed the local program that encourages project sponsors to provide up to 30 percent af

join clean power that is net energy metering it is a program that allows the customers that install onsite renewals that is solar to receive they're on their electric billion bill credits they generate more electricity then they consume lots of folks refer to letting the meter run backwards and in san francisco we have a fair number of folks that are prartd or eligible to participate the net metering program how many do you know that's what the slide shows that's fine you can see of 2014 there were over 64 net metering customers in san francisco we took that pg&e data and stechltd going forward there are 11 percent of the existing net energy metering customers generate more electric on an annual basis there are hours out there that are sort of spilling on the grid and showing benefits to the rest of san francisco we want to see if there is a way to harness that for the cleanpowersf program; right? >> getting to a little bit more specific about that o what that means the top slide is a customers generation and accumulation the generation on that slide is shown as the black line excuse me -

i was at sharps town high school in houston where they have an onsite health clinic and dental clinic, and they're seeing the relationship between better health outcomes and better student outcomes in their school. so intervention could look different under the new law, but that will require thoughtful decisionmaking at the state level. we also have the opportunity in the new law to focus on expanding access to high quality preschool weapon know the return on investment is clear, eight to one, nine to one return on investment of high-quality preschool. states can use the new law and new resources which we propose in the president's budget to drive opportunities for more of our kids, particularly our low income kids, to get access to high quality preschool. but you have to be part of these state conversations to make them transformative. so equity and excellence. i want to ask two more things to think about before we go to the q & a. it's critically important that we all gather together our energies to lift up the teaching profession. we have to acknowledge that over the last ten years

citizenship if you go for a passport. a passport photo is also necessary or you can get one therefore $15 onsite. >> hard to believe but prom season is approaching really quickly and today local teenagers can get help getting what's needed for that special night. cinderella's closet collects donated formal dresses. they get them ready to wear again and give them to girls who these dresses. the giveaways started yesterday. they continue today at northern kentucky and butler county. you can stop by emmanuel and center point churches from 9:30 to to four. you can get an outfit or any other items you might need. >> today is the international day of happiness and fountain square is celebrating. it's sanctioned by united nations. a happy wall is up. you can do that with the hash tag happy and then people can see what's posted on the wall. the other are yoga line dancing musical performances and interactive art activities. >> a close call at l.a.'s airport. how a drone inter feared with a >> -- but first arrest in the paris terror attacks. the raid that led five people or led to five people being taken

it kind of outlines how those customers can generate electricity for their onsite use and when they have sur plus electricity it is what the payment is when they put energy back to the grid that woe use and take for the other customers. the net energy metering program stipulates how that works and the tariff and rate and the other cca have their own net energy metering program. here in san francisco there is a lot of roof top solar, dont be discorjed by the fog so we want a set net energy metering program as soon as possible and we are close. >> and then do we expect to have rates that are identity to pg & e? identical to other cca and it is a formality setting up the california public utility commission or do we see there will be nuance and vast differences between our programs? >> i don't have that level of detail today, but i will report back at the next [inaudible] i don't know how nuance or different our program will be versus pg & e or the other cca's but perhaps my colleagues can have insights >> the one part i can tell you i had several discussions, we'll have a better rate or re

to do the order of abatement the city attorney sent a letter to the owner was able to schedule an onsite inspection it was then that dbi staff with the representatives and contractors observed the conditions the property dbi observed there were several water damage caused by the fire hydrant to control the fire the fire destroyed large portions of the roof bans the lack of structure for the attachment an updated second engineers report was turned in dbi in early february it stated that the building has populated a safety public hazard the engineer agreed with the assessment thus on emergency letter was posted for a partial demolition of the property to address the public safety hazard since the emergency order dbi staff happens been in touch with the dbi contract and the structural engineer to make sure that the partial demolition occurs to insure public safety is protected and work occurs to expedient immediately after the fire in 2015 the property was boarded up and the property owner is responsible for keeping people out of the property as for the fire that occurred the past weekend t

it encourages up to 30 percent affordable housing onsite privately subsidized by development potential. we target 3 different income levels, low, moderate and middle income with this program. each development would have at least two income levels served so the full 30 percent. as i said, this is one of the many programs. these are some of the ofert programs the more traditional affordable housing programs that serve households that are very low income households. the majority about 88 percent the existing housing supply, service these households. this program proposes to continue building low and moderate income as our current inclusionary program and add a middle income band. again thrks program is a little-has many different options for project sponsors, one is implement the state density bonus law. that is what we call the state [inaudible] program and that encourages projict sponsors to provide 13-20 percent affordable unit. while we were evaluating that there were more need for affordable housing so we developed the local program that encourages project sponsors to provide up to 3

more and young mens health groups which show positive effects in the same way and more intensive onsite counseling. referrals for mental helths and sexual health on site and off site and linkage to community resources and planning. most of our efforts in a structured manner are focused on the secondary schools, so middle and high schools. however, we have been providing and are leaving here to provide technical assistance and resources for families of elementary school students. we have more and more children entering the district with families are advoivating for them as gender variant, transgender, whatever the term the family uses we work with them to address that. >> what happens if let's say a 5th grader in elementary school talking to a teacher or a administrator in school and expresss he or she is gender non conforming in some way or transgender, whatever the terminology a 5th grader might use, what would-how would the school be expected to respond to that? >> well, what we have found is our kindergartners are very articulate around their gender vocabulary when it comes to their

more and young mens health groups which show positive effects in the same way and more intensive onsite counseling. referrals for mental helths and sexual health on site and off site and linkage to community resources and planning. most of our efforts in a structured manner are focused on the secondary schools, so middle and high schools. however, we have been providing and are leaving here to provide technical assistance and resources for families of elementary school students. we have more and more children entering the district with families are advoivating for them as gender variant, transgender, whatever the term the family uses we work with them to address that. >> what happens if let's say a 5th grader in elementary school talking to a teacher or a administrator in school and expresss he or she is gender non conforming in some way or transgender, whatever the terminology a 5th grader might use, what would-how would the school be expected to respond to that? >> well, what we have found is our kindergartners are very articulate around their gender vocabulary when it comes to their

more and young mens health groups which show positive effects in the same way and more intensive onsitenseling. referrals for mental helths and sexual health on site and off site and linkage to community resources and planning. most of our efforts in a structured manner are focused on the secondary schools, so middle and high schools. however, we have been providing and are leaving here to provide technical assistance and resources for families of elementary school students. we have more and more children entering the district with families are advoivating for them as gender variant, transgender, whatever the term the family uses we work with them to address that. >> what happens if let's say a 5th grader in elementary school talking to a teacher or a administrator in school and expresss he or she is gender non conforming in some way or transgender, whatever the terminology a 5th grader might use, what would-how would the school be expected to respond to that? >> well, what we have found is our kindergartners are very articulate around their gender vocabulary when it comes to their iden