and the nature of the parcels as well. the special use districts did try to do something similar and open abuses beyond the pdr along third street, so we think the legislation is appropriate. and made such a recommendation to the planning commission. the planning commission agreed and unanimously approved the proposal before forwarding it on to you. this concludes my presentation, and i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> i am here for community help services. i am the medical director for community behavioral services. i am here in support of the project. we thought the organizers of the project have been extremely collaborative and thoughtful for this area. said the department of public health and and community help are in favor of the project. thank you. supervisor mar: it is and industrial area, a clinic for youth and families. i am wondering, are there dangers of particulate matter or any other dangers in an industrial area for a facility like this? >> i think we need to explore the area more. i

>> the department announced a fair number of parcels that are not particularly useful. for any kind of active recreation, we have a number of steep hillsides, for example, they are not particularly useful in terms of park lands. if it came to this, we would need to go through a process to clearly identify with the parcels were. >> that would involve work with parks and recreation advisory committee and the charter requires that before that, the city can sell or dispose of, it would require a vote of the people. in a world of bad choices, in terms of the contingency cut, that's the best one we could come up with. >> we are submitting the budget to the mayor's office on tuesday. in the next three months, we have to work with the mayor's budget staff to make any changes, additions, or deletions to the budget. it then the mayor will submit his budget to the board on june the first. we are scheduled for a hearing at the budget and finance committee i believe on april 11. we will make a presentation to them at that time and after the mayor submits that, the board will hold th

that is 80 parcels. it is a small area we're doing. the plan proposes creating a glen park neighborhood commercial transit district to support the walk ability and transit orientation of the area. this would introduce transit oriented zoning standards such as for moving the density limits and parking requirements. this new glenn parker neighborhood commercial transit district would give glen park its own name and special zoning district and expand the district slightly by incorporating nine additional parcels, two of these are commercial properties that function as part of the commercial district but are notd formally included so we bring them back into the fold. there is a row of buildings across from the board's statement that -- station that would be rezoned. allow flexibility for future commercial uses. and the bart parking lot. bart has indicated they are interested in pursuing development on their parking lot. it is a 54-based parking lot across from the bart station. they have not come forward with any proposal at this time. the

i can put in parcel information. i will put in this because i know that will get me something, and i searched, and it will look through and find matches to regard it will list what those are -- and fine matches. it will is what those are. there are a few matches, and this is the one i wanted. it will populates those fields with the accurate parcel and address information. i scrolled up, so you see a lot of fields that are not being filled in, so part of the process we are going through is deciding which fields make sense for the user to fill in and which do not make sense, so things will be added and subtracted, so it makes it easier for the user to know what is expected at each point in the process. next step. i think we have only one more, and that is details, so this is information specific to this up a patient. -- to this applicant. some of it may be unique to internal use. some of it may be filled in automatically, so only the user can see it, but they do not have to sell its in. with the property, they will be

assessor's block no. 5211, lot nos. 29 through 54 to the india basin special use district and remove the parcel in assessor's block no. 5211, lot no. 28 from the design and development special use district and add it to the india basin special use district; and 3) make environmental findings and findings of consistency with general plan. supervisor chiu: if we could take a roll-call vote on this item? >> [0 call vote] -- roll-call vote] there are 11 ayes. supervisor chiu: passed on the first reading. madam clerk, let's go back to item 23, regulations on harvey milk plaza. at this time, let's call on supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: thank you, mr. president. i want to make some brief opening remarks. then i will be offering several amendments. so, today, colleagues, we are considering it modest and basic legislation to fill a gap in the law, putting ltd. and needed rules in place in two of the most important public spaces in the castro. the castro has very, very limited public space. while there are great parts on the periphery of the neighborhood, in the castro itself there is very little

ç not all parcel cuts really adapt to the zoning uses.. may we take a close look at what is being proposed.ç how does a code respond to what's being propo#e3 does a code fail to address aç what could be? i think none of the things which are happening, particularly in innovation space and new job creation can't happen unless we understand the physical implicationsç of what these spaces need. and i thinksthat san francisco, because it's an compensational urban environment has almost more possibility to capture new points of employment because it makes it possible to create and provide space forç those activities to occur. we are a relativelyç small cit in comparison to new york orç some of the larger metropolitan centers across the country, however, we are a -- we have a large, large share of the percentage of innovation here and i think we need to prepare and be ahead of the game in our physical ability to make those things happen. i talk about fashion and we're not really the noted fashion capital of the combruents. i think that's i

these existing districts, these blocks were commercial parcels and they were 40-x. if you want to compare these three blocks, the ordinance was only at 5 feet if the development is proposed. the staff considers this impact on adjacent residential units insignificant. our also like to emphasize that this ordinance would not allow another four and it would not provide any incentive for developments by itself. it would provide great news to the residence and the greater public, in -- improving the pedestrian experience on the sidewalk, and would also help create lively commercial corridors that are consistent with historical impact. lastly, i would like to add to items to the dress revolution. -- to the draft resolution 31 as the environmental review under ceqa for this ordinance. second, i also want to add that his organs would amend section 716.1 and 717.1 and 711.1 to reflect the proposed site changes in the zoning control tables in the nc-2 districts in. i also want to a knowledge regina, the director of the small business commission. she is here and to like to exp

currently available is sf parcel the assessor's application. you can go to the assessor's website and bring up a map of san francisco you can search by address and get information about any place in san francisco. you can search by address and find incidents of crime in san francisco in the last 90 days. we have [inaudible] which allows you to click on a map and get nchldz like your supervisor or who your supervisor is. the nearest public facility. and through the sf applications we support from the mayor's office of neighborhood services. you can drill down in the neighborhood and get where the newest hospital or police or fire station. >> we are positive about gis not only people access it in the office but from home because we use the internet. what we used to do was carry the large maps and it took a long time to find the information. >> it saves the city time and money. you are not taking up the time of a particular employee at the assessor's office. you might be doing things more efficient. >> they have it ready to go and say, this is wha

i am looking at the parcels that we might sell or do something with. >> i would come back in two meetings with that discussion. thank you for bringing that up. that would be good. ok. without objection, that is the order, to continue items 10 and 11 for two meetings. in the spirit of getting additional public input or comment on those items, recognize that they will come back. ms. jackson? >> i was not going to talk on this, i did not know it was on the agenda, but i would like for the young lady who is the head of your department, if there had of that community college, when it was built, if the discussion during that time was january of 1976, then i hear about you doing something in 1999? i do not know if it is the framework or the policy for the southeast community college. i would like to say that i would like this young lady -- where are you at, honey? come here, baby. [laughter] because, you know, this is very important. when i learned in when i was checking on puc being over -- you know, the community college? i would check in on my own to see who that land was under. guess who it

military strength its leader this is why he really has issued a statement saying that he is part and parcel of the struggle to overthrow. fighting alongside some group or the other but they have very little actual strength and i don't think one should take. all exaggerated ideas of the threat it poses to seriously i mean the fact is the overwhelming majority of people in syria of want the outside the family out and that is the key thing which we have to understand in which he should august. a lot of commentators have been saying about the arab spring in general that the violence and uncertainty in the aftermath will enable the muslim brotherhood as the only organization that is organized enough to take advantage of it to essentially step into the fray are you worried that that will happen in syria well i don't support them politically and i don't think it will be in the interests of syria to have an islamist government you know moderate or extremist the baton seems to be at the moment of saying that the turkish model a moderate islamist government is the best model for the arab world i disa

dominate western do deals with the united states they've done them before the turks are part and parcel of that the strong member of nato and these countries will probably follow suit whether this is what people really want is a different question altogether but you make the muslim brotherhood sound fairly benign really do you think that christian minorities and other minorities have something to fear from that well i mean there is always within moderate islamist parties a current which feeling that they can't really offer people what they want which is a decent standard of living which is a social safety net to work then divert attention by targeting minorities the brotherhood has done it in relation to the copts in egypt and it's not impossible the sort of peers in syria. we'll do the same so that is not a good thing i told but you know we have to wait and see if this is what the majority of the people want unfortunately it will happen late. thank you very much thank. you british. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global

each parcel ran from 84 to 115 feet back to a diagonal alley. jennings purchased the easternmost house for $1,000. he had saved $400 of the purchase price, a substantial down payment. earlier on this day a month after the sale, husband and wife had been at the washington clerk's office where each signed a document borrowing the $of 00 balance -- $600 balance. that is paul signed. december demoan that -- that's jennings' second wife -- applied her mark, acknowledging the same as her husband. namely, if payments were not made, the property would be forfeited. the arrangement specified quarterly installments of $100 plus interest. coming up with $100 every three months would not be easy. washington was one of the most expensive cities in the world. pension office clerks earning $9-$1800 annually were hard pressed to support their families. jennings' salary was 400. the debt would be satisfied in may, 1856, and paul jennings -- a man legally held as property for 48 years -- would own his piece of land and modest house free and clear for himself and

tomorrow the board will consider a parcel tax on the june ballot to raise 1.7 million dollars a year tax is $67 per parcel, to enhance reading, and science, attract and keep good teachers and support school libraries. voters have rejected measures had three times in the past a teen years. >>> jeremy lin's rise to nba stardom seems to have shot up out of nowhere with a deliver guy from oregon says he predicted lynn san by day he drives a fedex truck by night he -- spends hours in his apartment pouring off obscure basketball statistics two years ago he offered a blog proclaiming jeremy lin to be with one of the best point guards in college basketball with at the time no one ended. >> when i led the preview off with jeremy lin the idea was i thought this would, if and when he broke out, that there might be some notoriety there. i obviously never expected anything like this. >> he is now making headlines and now looking for [ unintelligible ] lin had 21 points last night in what ended up being the knicks' second loss since the point guard joined starting line-up almost three weeks ago. >

. >>> tomorrow the redwood city board will consider a parcel tax to raise 1.7 million dollars a year, $67 per parcel to enhance reading, math and science attracting good teachers and support school libraries. voters have rejected school tax measures three times in the past a teen years in redwood city as the district cuts its budget and makes lay-offs. >>> time to check in with mike and the weather foggy now, hot later. >> a taste of spring or summer. >>> definitely a taste of spring we have some of the fog rolling in that will quickly give way to sunshine and warmer temperatures this afternoon, good morning, welcome to tuesday, half mile visibility around novato, quarter santa rosa and napa those are our reporting stations we have other people that live there or some of the waze traffic folks who have been telling us fog is nasty. is -- sfo two mile visibilities. we are close to yesterday except redwood city concord and maybe livermore five degrees cooler than we were at this time 24 hours ago that puts us in the low to mid 40s north bay east bay valleys and along the peninsula into

. >> regarding the portion of parcels, the tpnja board unanimously authorized the agreement with hines. >> that does conclude your agenda for the day. supervisor kim: cnn, we are adjourned. -- seeing none. because we have a great waste water system here in san francisco, we do about 80 million gallons of waste water here in san francisco, which means we basically fill up 120 olympic sized swimming pools each and every day here in the city. we protect public health and safety and environment because we are discharging into the bay and into the ocean. this is essentially the first treatment here at our waste water treatment facility. what we do is slow down the water so that things either settle to the bottom or float to the top. you see we have a nice selection of things floating around there, things from bubble gum wrappers, toilet paper, whatever you dump down the toilet, whatever gets into our storm drains, that's what gets into our waste water treatment and we have to clean. >> see these chains here, this keeps scum from building up. >> on this end in the liquid end basically we're

the proposed parcel tax will be on the june 5th ballot. >> dave: time is now 8:37.california that warning system was used last year after japan's big earthquake and tsunami. huge waves like the ones you see here damaged santa cruz. make sure you stay here with ktvu "mornings on 2". coming up at 8:45 pam cook will be back with a breakdown on what could be cut. she will also bring you reaction from bay area coastal communities. >>> scientists are still tracking the damage from the disastrous tsunami in japan a year ago. they say the waves generated by the magnitude 9 earthquake dragged almost, are you ready, 4 million tons of debris into the ocean. after tearing up japanese harbors and homes. the ocean currents are still carrying some of that debris across the pacific ocean headed right towards the united states. >> tori: wow. all right. 8:38. sal, we'll go right to you, you got word of b.a.r.t. delays. >> sal: right when we were twisting, the b.a.r.t. organization has atwitter account and so i follow them. let's bring in jim allison and put out the map. jim the b.a.r

. >> regarding the portion of parcels, the tpnja board unanimously authorized the agreement with hines. >> that does conclude your agenda for the day. supervisor kim: cnn, we are adjourned. -- seeing none. >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this is a great resource that does not break the bank. to show just how easy it can be to do just that, we have come up with something called the farmers' market challenge. we find someone who loves to cook, give them $20, and challenge them to create a delicious meal from ingredients found right here in the farmer's market. who did we find for today's challenge? >> today with regard to made a pot greater thanchapino. >> you only have $20 to spend. >> i know peter it is going to be tough, but i think i can do it. it is a san francisco classic. we are celebrating bay area food. we have nice beautiful plum tomatoes here. we have some beautiful fresh fish here. it will come together beautifully

in june, voters will be asked to extend and increase the current parcel tax. the current tax is due to expire in june 2014. the new tax would be increased to 10 cent as square foot and would last five years. the measure will be on the june ballot. the school ballot says with cuts and state qunding -- state funding, it needs that to maintain smaller class prices. >>> the state average for gats lien is now $4.29 for a gallon of regular. that's up 25 cents in the last week. aaa reports san francisco has the highest prices in the state with an average of $4.35. san jose, santa rosa and oakland are about 7 cents a gallon cheaper. >> well, everyone is looking for cheap gasoline these days. this station is selling a gallon for 4.50. one of the lowest -- 4.05, one of the lowest gas prices inner the area -- in the area. >>> pg&e is paying its lowest rates for natural gas in more than a decade. don't expect the utility company to pass along the saves to customers. pg&e anthony early tells the bay area news group he believes the current price for gas is reasonable. earli

. >> reporter: one of the ideas is a parcel tax to help pay for more officers . i talked to the mayor who said he is hoping to get that emergency town hall meeting to happen next week. the victim was stabbed once and was taken to the hospital, police say there have been no arrest arrests and a motive is unclear. >> police are looking for a man suspected of trying to kidnap a 8-year-old. this is a sketch of the man who tried to grab her as she walked to carver elementary. the victim managed to break free and run. >> also, police have made a second arrest in an explosion at a home that sent a 12-year- old to the hospital. thom was weed was arrested, his girlfriend is already in jail. investigators say they think the blast at the home a week ago was set off by a butane tank used to make drugs. >> the search for the victims of the two speed freak killers could soon shift to a new dig site. >> reporter: we will show you where the dig site is. it's about a mile away, an abandoned well, we learned there was more progress there, more bones found but families of missing p

he immediately upon taking office withdrew large parcels of land auctioned in utah and wyoming and coloradod development on federal lands. he withdrew them immediately, even though they had gone through process of environmentally approved and auctioned off and bought by companies who invested in not only in those parcels but also in providing equipment, manpower and material to develop the lands. you remember after the b.p. oil spill, he shut down develop in the the gulf of mexico which resulted in vital pieces of exploration equi equipment move offshore. it will be years and diamondbacks if they ever come back to develop resources. >> we're going to be the best customer. we have help them develop oil. we promise to be the best customer. an important issue -- >> the president gave a loan to brazil. brazil is eating our lunch internationally. why do they need our money? they have plenty of their own. if we have to buy oil from our own country i'd rather buy it from people north of us, canadians than people south of us mexicans than send it across the globe. or to develop resources to be a gr

most parcels are less dense and contain one or two family homes. this one is difficult to finance or to sell at a price reflecting its true value. more stringent lending rules are in place and reduce the pool of qualified buyers. this is not attributable to the owners. i want to point out a of building was moved there in 1949 from a lot condemned on vermont street to make way for the 101 freeway. it predated the requirements currently required, so the owners but applied for this says variances do not meet requirements for lot size, and the property line also triggers some technical variances for rear yard and usable open space. these conditions meet on the lot. goonote timely appellants in brf was submitted, but he mentioned three bullet points but we address in our response. apparently the appellant is no longer concerned about two of those points. the remaining is rent- controlled issues. most rental units in buildings constructed before june 13 are restricted by the san francisco ordinance. that restriction would still apply to this property, wh

there are additional parcels at mission bay which are going to be developed for affordable housing. we have gone through a 20- year period with the cities had resources from the tax increment. it coincides with the decision by the board and by the city to adopt tax increment financing through the redevelopment agency which provided many of the resources both at moh and the agency into this point for the subsidy of affordable housing development. the mayor has charged the mayor's office of housing with looking at additional resources for a housing trust fund in part to replace not only the loss of redevelopment funds but also the huge cuts that we have had in the home and cdbg programs. this is a story that -- it is an ongoing story. this is not the end. we're in the middle of production and we're taking this opportunity to take another look at whether we can do this job better and more efficiently. supervisor wiener: thank you. i wanted to thank you for taking seriously that one can invest in and value low-income housing while also acknowledging the need to improve affordability for

what you will really notice is the colder parcel of air that sinks south. and yes it is going to lower the snow levels down to 2500 feet. so on top of mount hamilton and the saint lucia mountains near big sur could see a busting of snow. let's run you through the forecast. 1:00 a.m., cloudy conditions, and then 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning that's when we may see some of the showers develop south of santa cruz. and then that wrap around moisture could possibly feedback toward the north bay. spotty showers at best. we are not looking for a lot of accumulation. by tomorrow night all of this is out of here. here is a look at your tahoe forecast. 4 to 6 inches of snow is expected at lake level tomorrow. keep that in mind. a larger storm system will move in tuesday night and wednesday. so the winter storm watch is posted for there. 1 to 2 feet of snow expected above the 7,000 foot level. all of the ski resorts are very excited to see more snow there. it is going to be a cool day. it is going to be breezy and maybe a few isolated showers. 52 san rafael. and o

. >> these parcels contain part of spanish heritage. the most valuable haul of sunken treasure in history but inside, there is nearly 600,000 gold and silver coins like these worth millions of dollars. no wonder the spanish navy has come to collect them. >> our sunken ships are sacred places. we do not like anyone to go there to touch them. we are in the same place. "the treasure was found five years ago in the wreck of a spanish galleon. she was sunk in the straits of gibraltar by the british. the treasure was taken from there by a florida-based marine explore. they said it was a case of finders keepers and took it home but the u.s. courts decided it was the property of the country of origin and that is why in this on his way back to spain. >> this is historical heritage. this is not to be sold. this is to go to a museum. this is a graveyard at the same time. there are agreements that would be susceptible but we have to fight against those who salvage something objects. >> everyone would like to get their hands on the stretcher but at