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code, approving a historical property contract between nakamura flp, the owner of the lilienthal-orville pratt house, and the city and county of san francisco. president chiu: roll-call vote. madam clerk: [reading roll] president chiu: this is adopted. next item. madam clerk: item number 10, an ordinance amending the san francisco planning code by adding sections. item number 11, we define a mobile caterers and pushcart peddlers, creating a penalty provisions, new hearing procedures, and adding annual fees and plan check fees. president chiu: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, this item is finally passed. item number 12. madam clerk: an ordinance amending the san francisco planning code. president shoot boat -- president chiu: any discussion? roll call vote. madam clerk: [reading roll] there are eight ayes and 3 no's. president chiu: this item is finally passed. item number 13. madam clerk: an ordinance amending the san francisco ministry of code dealing with landscape and landscape rehabilitation. president chiu: will call vote. madam clerk: [reading

this is feather river and,orville, was constructed here and if youed a 06 you would have four of the highest flows that have occurred since we constructed that. from a flood stand point we're not taking this into consideration. in terms of the roll or rule terms there's not much change in those. final example is san,jaoquin, refr, you see 2006 is missing. there's a couple of points. one, the flashier nature that will continue as we lose snow back. the other is from a flood standpoint, but if you think about the hundred year flood has a chance of occurring one in a hundred years. most of that analysis was done in the first or middle of the past century. all the higher flows have occurred since then some what is the real hundred year event now and what is it going to be. so

this is feather river and,orville, was constructed here and if youed a 06 you would have four of the highest flows that have occurred since we constructed that. from a flood stand point we're not taking this into consideration. in terms of the roll or rule terms there's not much change in those. final example is san,jaoquin, refr,

this is feather river and,orville, was constructed here and if youed a 06 you would have four of the highest flows that have occurred since we constructed that.

fix up the california pratt orville house now. >> thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. please come forward. >> we are the owners of 1818 california. i wanted to thanks you for considering this. thank you to supervisorality's office -- alioto-pier's office for bringing this far. the monthly maintenance is not the situation. it is the $250,000-plus that we would have to get a loan for. we thought we couldoff set that with the property tax, and it would make sense for us financally. i don't know the our applicants, if they did retrofitting or had to come up with so much money other than the monthly maintenance. but it is significant for us or anyone, a quarter of a million dollars-plus, not to mention that the tremendous appeal that the home that is to the public. every week we get at least five people knocking on the down, wanting to take pictures of the home, giving us gifts and plants to plant in the yard from their yard. it was just overwhelming to us. we really never expected that at all. i spoke with mr. lilienthal this morning

fix up the california pratt orville house now. >> thank you.upervisor avalos: thank you very much. please come forward. >> we are the owners of 1818 california. i wanted to thanks you for considering this. thank you to supervisorality's office -- alioto-pier's office for bringing this far. the monthly maintenance is not the situation. it is the $250,000-plus that we would have to get a loan for. we thought we couldoff set that with the property tax, and it would make sense for us financally. i don't know the our applicants, if they did retrofitting or had to come up with so much money

they love them in orville, ohio. never forget. take a look at leo.as 3. the bear was 3. davy was 40. ana riska of west virginia. 102. third time she's tried to get on. glad we got smart. very active in the senior citizens club. loves to play bingo. computers, older people are into computers. and claude gardner, sun city, florida, 100 years old. restored a 1948 pontiac. that was one of my first cars. you fix it yourself. you see the ground when you open the hood. now you can't see the hood. and rosella of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. 100. volunteer, reading to the blind people on public radio until she was 93. very worthy cause. and we have steve kuchta of ladysmith, wisconsin. 100 years old. plays the guitar in a band, played in the 30s big time. happy birthday, god bless. and frieda foth of spokane, washington. and she is 101 years old today. active hiker in the hiking club. always loves to get out and take a walk. can't beat that. thank you. that's it and that's all from your nation's capital. back to the gang in new york. >> thank you. it is the news