there are parcels on that land. public works sat down and came up with a plan to notify those property owners of the responsibilities to clear parcels if the property owners were not responsive public works hired a contractor to clear them. we assessed the value of that service on the property owners. i am turning it over to nicholas crawford to talk about maintenance on our own parcels. thank you. >> thank you, jeremy. nicholas crawford, trees and landscapes. i would like to talk about regmaintenance work, things we are doing to maintain areas, mowing, digging, removing weeds. our landscape team is trained with the bay friendly landscape qualification. it is our effort to use plants that are a good fit for this area and also any great natives where appropriate. in areas hotter and drier, those climates we are visiting more regularly to reduce the fuel there. one parcel we use goats for vegetation management on steep hillsides and in areas with poison oak like the pink triangle. we want to retain trees because of th

the second is on the same page, and the amendment provides the city to convey the parcels through the state at the time of the trust exchange directly from the city to build. also, we would note in the ordinance on page 2, line 16, that the designation would be heard at the full board next week if approved as november 5. and on page 3, line 24 of the ordinance, the committee of the whole date of december 10. and on that topic, slide 12, here's the anticipated schedule for future hearings on both the resolution and the ordinance. this schedule results in an effective street vacation in late january. we would ask that the city forward the intention with amendment and positive recommendation to the full board hearing on november 5, and we request that the ordinance with amendments be forwarded to a committee of the whole hearing on december 10. that concludes my presentation. thank you for your time, and i will be available for your questions along with public works staff. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. cherry. are there any questions for oewd? seeing none, are there any public comment

as you may have noticed on the site plan, the street doesn't continue in front of the parcel. because of the grade change, there's a retaining wall so the two houses don't actually connect. and this is the rear of the house showing the two adjacent prompts. adjacent properties. that's the end of my presentation. >> thank you. we will now take general public comment on this item and anyone, i do have a speaker card. john mcgraph and anyone else who wishes to speak on this item, please come up. >> can you hear me ok? i love at 405b aske 405 bayden d which is the third house down from the project i'm here because of sewer work at 411 bayden. it has been proven the existing line consists of 411, 419 and from what i've seen from the cameras, the subcontracted people that pg & e have sent through the city to check there are no gas lines or whatever interfering with sewer lines, it is only one line. it is substandard. at 411 bayden, there was just work done because her sewer was backing up through the inspection cover. and this is not the first time, but also 419, it's happened and i

the parcel area is about 19,000 square feet and it's currently fenced and vacant. this is a photo of the existing site. looking north across third street. the vacant lots include surface parking, a one-storey vacant building on lot 45 and a one-storey former fast food drive through on lot 48. and another view of the site looking south on third street. the project site is situated in very close proximity to transit with convenient pedestrian and bicycle access as well. the main building entrance proposed along third street is across the street from the money' t light rail stop and it's a one-minute walk to the 54 bus and a five minute walk to many other bus lanes. a neighborhood amenities within a five-minute walk of the site include cafes, restaurants, churches and banks. the commission also recently approved a number of commercial spaces in mixed use projects along third street adjacent to the site which hasn't been built. per the redevelopment plan map there are three land use districts in the project area. most of the project site is within the light industrial

i think in theory that could be a one-unit parcel. but i would point out that the planning commission has to -- the planning commission has to say yes to this. they can't -- this is not an automatic right that the developer has. the planning commission may allocate. and it's been typical whenever we have allocations and it's elsewhere in the code, whenever we have parcels needed to the city, they must be signed off on by o.c.d. o.c.d. won't accept a parcel that's 75 or 100 units at least. >> supervisor ronen: why not put the minimum requirement in the law itself? >> we could have. i think it's operable anyway. i don't think i'd worry about that. >> supervisor ronen: well, i do worry about it. toss it doesn't appear that -- because it doesn't appear the impetuous is the same preoccupation that the three of us have expressed up here, which is affordable housing. and the need for that. and just trust me isn't usually how we write or pass or endorse legislation. it's usually codified, so we don't have to worry about who is in power or wha

parcels and they could be either commercial or residential parcels, depending on the project at that phase. and this is five to ten years in the future and that's where the range comes from both commercial and residential. there's a limit within the agreement, the dda and that's how it went there. >> does that range affect the 30% on site? >> so the 30% on site affordable is required and that must be met based on the number of units. >> got it, thank you. >> thank you very much and request your recommendation for these four resolutions. thank you. >> i would like to move -- let's take public comment first. are there any members of the public that would like to testify on these items? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor walton. >> i would like to move items 2, 3, 4 and 5 forward with positive recommendation to the full board. >> can we take that without objection? great. out thank you. thank you. mr. clerk, please call item 6. >> item 6 is a resolution changing the name of the greater rencone hill benefit district to the east-cut benefit district, receiving and approving

it's 10% on public parcels and 35% in streets. typically all stormwater goes into our sewer system made up of treatment facilities, pipes, pump stations and storag storag, et cetera, which as you know are underground. in the past decade, puc started to integrate green infrastructure technologies into our stormwater management portfolio to try to have interinterventions and as all oe speakers have mentioned trees manage stormwater and other interventions take it from other impervious surfaces and manage it on the surface of the landscape. there's traffic calming, urban habitat and even water supply diversification to san francisco. and the way that we do that is using three principal tools, through regulation incentives and capital projects. and because green infrastructure is relatively new, we've tried to tried to support all efforts with robust technical assistance and strategic partnerships. i'll go through a couple of examples. our main tool in the regulatory space is the stormwater management ordinance, which we passed in 201

it wants to shift the focus from letters to parcels, and its parcelforce business.iveries are due, but royal mail staff say they also let the firm spy on them. royal mail disputes that. and so that led to a ballot of the 110,000 union members. 97.1% backed a strike. so that is the crucial thing, and thatis so that is the crucial thing, and that is the stage we are at the moment. so what happens today? todayis today is the day we might get an update from the judge looking into both sides of this. the royal mail said they were very disappointed that the strike had been called, and applied for an injunction to stop it. royal mail says some union members were forced to vote for the strike, and describe the ballot as null and void. they are also worried about the impact on christmas deliveries. they have made their case to the court. so has the union. today thejudge reveals his decision. we are expecting that this afternoon, but nonetheless that has been delayed from yesterday. we are expecting an update. and what could that mean? the two big things are the election on c

in 2010, the trussell trust handed out 41,000 food parcels. after falling ill. i mean, i was bedridden for a few weeks, and, yeah, that‘s when it started to hit that i needed to do something. misfortune can strike at any time. donna kennedy was working as a nursing auxillary when she had two mini strokes. unable to work and with little income, money ran out for the single mum, forcing her to go to a localfood bank. it‘s being that person that‘s been providing for the family for so long and then, all of a sudden, it‘s just, through illness, it‘s been taken away. donna remembers clearly her first trip to the food bank, driving around, uncertain if she‘d go in, sitting outside in tears, feeling embarrassed. feeling degraded, feeling sort of... has it had to come to this? you know, itjust wasn‘t... itjust didn‘t seem fair that it had come to this. at the food bank in county londonderry, where donna now volunteers, demand for help has increased each year since it opened in 2015. here, as elsewhere in the uk, problems with benefits are a key reason

in 2010, the trussell trust handed out 41,000 food parcels.an reports. i mean, i was bedridden for a few weeks and, yeah, that's when it started to hit that i needed to do something. misfortune can strike at any time. donna kennedy was working as a nursing auxiliary when she had two mini strokes. unable to work, and with little income, money ran out for the single mum, forcing her to go to her local food bank. it's being that person that's been providing for the family for so long and then all of a sudden, it's just through illness, it's been taken away... donna remembers clearly her first trip to the food bank, driving around, uncertain if she'd go in, sitting outside in tears, feeling embarrassed. feeling degraded, feeling sort of... "has it had to come to this?" and, you know... it just wasn't. .. itjust didn't seem fair that it had had come to this. itjust didn't seem fair that it had come to this. hi, girls. at the food bank in county londonderry, where donna now volunteers, demand for help has increased each year since it opened in 2015.

well let's all remind ourselves that the iraqi president is part and parcel of the existing regime in iraq although he is a kurd speaking about a shiite prime minister with of course a configuration of shiite sunni kurd. power sharing of sort of this division of labor while the sharks of course are in measure control this existing regime but him sort of as part and parcel of it and hence he is trying to rectify whatever could be rectified without. in any way undoing the regime that he belongs to and so he is trying to play along under pressure by different parties with then they rockey parliament in order to really make a serious governmental change but all he's saying is look we cannot afford a vacuum we will need an alternative viable prime minister candidate in order for us to push this government out so he is trying to do everything within the context within the status quo hoping that this will not get out of hand. now if we look at both countries together is it possible to say that whether we're talking about in lebanon right now or in iraq with seeing a rebellion from from key s

measure e, which is the gold rich fire parcel tax, that is also in the lead with 68% of the vote. >> and measure f, the gryton fire, 75%. that's measure f in sonoma county. >> in contra costa county, the city of brentwood is voting on expanding the city's western border. right now that has 100% of the votes in, and that is by far a done deal with a yes vote -- a no, pardon me. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. still ahead, they almost got one of the two escapees. the new leads on those murder suspects that escaped from the monterey county jail. >>> and looking for a possible fire bug in contra costa? why investigators believe a series of fires were started intentionally. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the fog is rolling back into san francisco right now. we'll have the updated forecast for tomorrow morning to get you ready, coming up in about six minutes. >>> as we head to break, we're going take a look at some other races around the bay area. ok, network inspection. -ok. connected to wifi, protected from threats. thermostat - connected, protected. speaker, space vacuum... [ w

in 2010, the trussell trust handed out 41,000 food parcels.dbanks after falling ill. i mean, i was bedridden for a few weeks, and, yeah, that‘s when it started to hit that i needed to do something. misfortune can strike at any time. donna kennedy was working as a nursing auxiliary when she had two mini strokes. unable to work and with little income, money ran out for the single mum, forcing her to go to a local foodbank. it‘s being that person that‘s been providing for the family for so long and then, all of a sudden, it‘s just, through illness, it‘s been taken away. donna remembers clearly her first trip to the food bank, driving around, uncertain if she‘d go in, sitting outside in tears, feeling embarrassed. feeling degraded, feeling sort of... has it had to come to this? you know, itjust wasn‘t... itjust didn‘t seem fair that it had come to this. at the foodbank in county londonderry, where donna now volunteers, demand for help has increased each year since it opened in 2015. here, as elsewhere in the uk, problems with benefits are a key re

thousands have been driven from their homes by severe flooding the aid includes ready to eat food parcels from the world food program and blankets and mattresses from the u.n. migration agency done parts of northern kenya and ethiopia have also been hit by the heavier than normal rains but somalia has been particularly affected more than 300000 people there have been made homeless now this is said to be some of the worst flooding the country has experienced it is i'll be talking to one organization about the relief efforts after this report. routes and villages turned into rivers overnight and tens of thousands displaced. wow what a guy without guns our homes are submerged now and you can only access the area by boat one of the past months of drought the heavy rains are now destroying what was left of people scraps and livestock. malnutrition and a threat of diseases like cholera and malaria are now on the rise many areas in central and southern somalia have been completely cut off and people here are now in urgent need of aid. programs that really desperately need help here from anyone w

the public works identifies condominium parcels, residential or commercial. the two units to facilitate parking for the duplexes which park works considers a non-remember use for purposes of identifying the condominium. this will not allow a public use under the planning code where such code is not permitted under applicable zoning. the claim that the map is accurate is unfounded and this board should reject it. the city failed to not the appellant per the block book in the. we know the city satisfied all reviews and block books are not provided by the public works but by the san francisco planning department. we've been inform ed thi informe block book is not required but are intended to provide the applications for permits on property within the city that is subject to the san francisco planning code that the requester would not otherwise receive. both planning department and public works satisfied all requirements in this regard. with that said, as we heard, none of the claims made an appeal before us on the tentative map approval, show errors in the. maps

alljust got a bit overwhelming for me, before even realised, and it's unfortunate, but it's part and parcelt wonder why you decided to keep competing. what is your motivation, and has a crush in mind that this isn't the best environment for you to be in? i guess it has crossed my mind, but! to be in? i guess it has crossed my mind, but i think the one thing that is always there is the fact that i love it. so, i'm never going to step away from it. you feel like this is something you will just away from it. you feel like this is something you willjust have to keep dealing with overtime? you willjust have to learn to cope with in whatever way you can? definitely. i wa nt to whatever way you can? definitely. i want to be back on top! i want my title back. i do it all because i love the sport, so it's something going to have to deal with, another hurdle, and hopefully i will get there. eddiejones says the rugby world cup final loss still goes through his head — the england coach has been speaking to the bbc today — ahead of him taking charge of the barbarians against fiji at twickenham this satu

voters will decide if parcel taxes will be extended and some western sonoma communities voters will decide to hire more firefighters. if it's approved graydon and occidental would get their first paid firefighters. right now there are only volunteer firefighters. we're in san francisco now where voters will decide among other things who will be the district attorney there and there are some highly anticipated races in san francisco. good morning. >> good morning. and the controversy with this race comes after mayor london breed appointed suzy loftis has district attorney. loftis is a former prosecutor and san francisco's d.a.'s office and she's up against three other candidates. deputy public defender, alameda prosecutor nancy tongue and california deputy attorney general lease douch. in a statement responding to the backlash the mayor's office said if someone other than the mayor's office is elected they'll select a transition plan. we spoke to both loftis and boudine. >> we're here to announce the formation of an out burglary strike force. >> cars that are parked at the bottom of lumbard

mike: but guey endured, leaving a growing legacy retained the original parcel of land purchased by guey jones, and the jones family farm continues to grow and manage more than 1,000 acres of rice annually. today, there areut d s mily rice farm continues to seed and feed a new generation of households, retaining the family vision started more than 100 years ago. robert: very interesting. now it's time for a demonstration. congee is a rice porridge-like dish. so if you're looking for other ways to use your thanksgiving turkey to create a meal that tastes like you cooked all day, well take a look as we show you how easy it is to make this delicious rice-based dish using rice and turkey as the main ingredients. mike: in many chinese families, it's a tradition to cook rice congee flavored with your turkey leftovers. you'll need the following ingredients: short-grain rice for a thicker congee, the turkey carcass and the meat, yellow onion, hydratedwing dried shiitake mushrooms. rice first, you fill the pot with eight cups of cold water. ♪ next, add turkey meat, the carcass, salt, onion, and g

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. >> there will be about 40 people that will go parcel by parcel collecting anything that is of obvious >> reporter: the materials will be hauled away at no cost to property owners and it should take 2-3 weeks to complete. once the lot is cleaned comes the far more difficult phase 2 when property owners may hire a cleanup contractor to remove ashes and debris from the lot. if the foundations have been weakened they will be removed. >> people should talk to their contractor about that issue. >> reporter: because this was not a federally declared disaster property owners are not entitled to a cost free cleanup. the county will seek to help those who are under or uninsured to get some form of loans, grants or other aid but that is not guaranteed. many straw strainers are needed to protect rain and larger environment once the rain comes. >> they will deploy things like wattles that are a clear threat to streams. >> reporter: property owners want to enter the premise are urged to wear protective clothing and masks because ashes and debris are laden with toxins that can make them ill. >> it i

i want to clarify this does not apply to the little nc scattered parcels around the city. only to the colored places named. >> thank you. i apologize for the delay in getting the report going. our office issued the economic impact report on this matter. i will discuss some of the highlights of our conclusions. i would first stress this report is on the original version of the supervisor's legislation and does not reflect the amendments he discussed this morning. this is also a piece of legislation dealing with an issue about which there is not great comprehensive economic data. not a lot of number crunching in the report. we did find things in the legislation that we feel are issues of risk that might want to be addressed through further legislative action. just to jump to some of our concerns. this is a chart that shows retail trade employment in san francisco along with the rest of san francisco's private sector employment. this is since 2001. it is a contrast. this is a trend violating one of the basic truisms of urban economics. retail trade is a local serving industry

to give you an idea of how much landwehr talking about, we mapped out every parcel in the county ownedy stanford. records show the university's property dwarfs other large land owners like google and apple. college terrace remains one of the few spots in the area that stanford does not completely own. >> there's a light in every backyard. >> reporter: graves and other members of her neighborhood association worry that could change. >> i feel they're trying to turn into a faculty ghetto. >> reporter: we reached out to stanford to ask them about their housing responsibility. after agreeing to an on-camera interview, officials backed out and agreeing to only talk on the record but off camera. representatives from stanford faculty housing, blamed palo alto and santa clara elected officials for the problem. stanford said they would love to build enough facilities for all their housing but they say it take 15 years to get one project approved by local government. in the meantime, they're forced to buy what housing is already built and available. >> we don't turn down housing projects. >> rep