mueller & jason thrupp, requestors, asking that the board take jurisdiction over bpa no. 2012/10/29/2977, which was issued on april 18, 2013; the appeal period ended on may 03, 2013 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on aug. 05, 2013. permit holder: urban green investments llc. project: repair wood frame in basement; replace retaining wall in basement; rebuild one bay windoww>> item no. 4 a. the subject property. sf 41234 we will start with the requester. you have 3 minutes. >> thank you. good evening board members, president. there is probably not enough time in a whole day to discuss all the issues so i will focus on the reason we are here. we are here because we are seeking permission to file an appeal even though this permit issued in april of 2013, the tenants just found out recently about it in connection with the revised revision to cost permit that is issued in i believe june 27, 20126789 , there was no notification filed in october of 20126789 there is no posting, no letter, no phone call. if you look at the building code 106 a point 3 that requires notification and affidavit in addition to other requirements

now set to continue just about every day until october 10th when the 60 day cooling-off period helps. the bart board got an update on where the talks extend. there is a $21 million strike plan this week that would include free charter buses and extra car pool lanes on freeways and some train service run by bart managers. >> breaking news in the budget battle: the senate finishes voting on legislation to keep the government running beyond next week's deadline. >> the face off between baseball's most well-known beard and his former boss. what brian wilson has to say to giants' president. >> this bicyclist is not waiting for the new bay bridge bicycle path to be finished. how a determined bicyclist pulled off a bay area >> from hilt -- from capitol hill the senate has stop add bill to script the health care law of president obama 54 listen 44 on party line. it clears the last obstacle to the senate approving measures to avoid a government shut down on tuesday. it is not clear if the republican-controlled house of representatives will vote to prevent a shutdown on tuesday. some conservatives want to de-

so per the ordinance it's under legislative review and that means that during this period up to march 25th the board of supervisors can make any adjustment to this by single vote by resolution. in anticipation of this mayor lee makes recommendations to the ordinance. the committee represents are 3. general manager of san francisco public utilities and mu ham mad the director of san francisco of public works. there's three labor representatives, bob, executive secretary treasury, the northern california region council, and oscar and tim who is the secretary of international brother hood of electrical workers level six. there's three contracting represent tivens. tim, president of limb incorporated. bob of president brothers general contractors, jess peterson, president ceo of web core builders. there's three community builders, con, josh with bright wine defense project, and james bryant, regional director. i believe james is with us today. this body is currently meeting regularly to formulate recommendations to the mayor for consideration as the policy is currently under review. data city wide for p

i certificatedctionv on the school board's committee to search for three years for a site. in that period of time, to find a site, there was zero capabilities. we talked to the private market, san francisco board of education, the union school district, we worked with the presidio. not that there weren't spaces we didn't like. there were no spaces to occupy. during the period of time there was only one space that appeared, and that was in the fall of 2012 and that was the palace of fine arts. not the ymca, not the presidio or any other youth oriented private or nonprofit institution or public institution. this was the only option that appeared. the term sheet was signed by the school on december -- for park and rec site on december 20th of 2012, and by the city of san francisco's department of rec and park on [speaker not understood]. we had public hearings through the rec and park commission on february 7th and february 21st, 2013 with the lease approved [speaker not understood] by resolution public hearing february 21st. fortunately with the lease secured and the confirmation for the sc

negotiations are now set to continue each day until october 10 when the 60 day cooling-off period ends. the bart boardterday on where the talks stand, transportation officials released a $21 million plan that includes some train service run by bart managers. >> if you feel squeezy -- sick using the new apple device you are not alone because of a new animation page that is similar to motion sickness. some complain that the sensation is like riding a roller coaster and they complained on twitter and other forums. so far, "no comment" from apple. >> like watching a 3-d movie, sometimes people report feeling nauseous from that. >> we will warm up today, tomorrow and cooling trend on sunday and monday and possibly wet weather. right now, live doppler 7 hd is clear. the air is super dry so you could be thirsty and laps chapped and dry hands. that is the going of many more days like this. the next 12 hours, a few passing clouds but a nice sunset with a 40's and by noon upper 60's to low 70's and we will start to see the spread develop at 4:00, 80 midland and mid-60's at the coast and pleasant this evening bu

low & eva chan low, requestors, asking that the board take jurisdiction over bpa no. 2013/06/06/8900, which was issued on june 10, 2013; the appeal period ended on june 25, 2013 and the jurisdiction request was filed at the board office on aug. 26, 2013. permit holder: matthew wren. project: shoring plan and foundation replacement. for that, we'll now move to item 4 a. sf 41234 mr. williams, you have 3 minutes. >> thank you, steve williams representing the low family. the property is a 6-unit apartment building in residential mixed between pacific and jackson on a very steep hill. can i have the picture, please. going up towards jackson. here is the subject's property and the low's property. most of the buildings are more than a hundred years old in this neighborhood. the project is to put a new floor on this building and to create a super unit by combining an existing unit with a new floor. they are also going to put in a new garage, there is very few garnls -- garage for this block and the top floor only. surrounding neighbors, 400 of them and appealed the project and the project was substantially reduced pulled in at 11 feet at the r

making a public announcement -- >> excuse me, sir, we do have a rule in the board ham berg you can't use public comment period to campaign for any offices. so -- >>> i apologize and i understand that. well, i'm concerned about today is how difficult it is for people to work within, say, the health and human services department. i'm a little embarrassed how dirty the city is. and i'd like to say to all, thank you for your time. i'm not here for any gain of any sort. in time it will show. i ask the city of san francisco to do the best of all of us can do to clean up and show the world how beautiful the place we live in. thank you. aloha. >> thanks. next speaker. >>> i have something i would like to put up here for you [speaker not understood]. i would like the attention of all of you supervisors today because if you don't, i'd like this to go down in history. [speaker not understood]. i was appalled and very disenchanted when i seen this article in what they call the new fillmore. this article here, even as i speak now i choke up because a lot of people i knew, african americans that died under this man here. b

board of directors today. a sign that the cooling off period has become a deep freeze. bart management blamed the union. >> we have been trying to meet with the district since august the 12th. they have refused to meet with us. >> reporter: the unions have tried to meet with bart over the past three weeks. they showed me e-mails that bart get to the bargaining table. an august 16th response from bart's chief negotiator says face-to-face meetings would not be fruitful. bart management claimed it has been flexible, offering workers raising up to 10%. >> the feeling that on the board's part we've moved a lot, we've made a good faith effort. >> reporter: but the unions say -- >> when you take contribution into retirement, into medical, the raise equals to 1% over the next four years. >> reporter: another sign the unions claim that bart management is twisting the truth. >> they're hoping lies will win them support from the public. >> the two sides are scheduled to get back to negotiations on september 12th. that will leave them less than a month before the cooling off period

it's not that they are slow it's that the board of supervisors passed legislation that requires waiting periods. >> what kind of a project has to go through this send out the notifications to the neighbors? does every permit need this? is there a cut off that certain times only certain permits you go through that process? >> what requires neighborhood notification? >> what required neighborhood notification is if you expand the building envelope increasing the space and certain improvements that would be triggered by building requirements such as requiring a fire wall that would require a 311 notice in the neighborhoods. also certain decks above 10 feet in the rear. 10 feet in height. >> most things that increase the size of the building or have an impact on the neighbors require neighborhood notification under section 311. planning code. >> you can add that if all the work is going to be done within the existing envelope of the house that those are projects that do not have to go through. >> that's right. >> if the work is within the walls of the existing building the existing envelope, you do

making a public announcement -- >> excuse me, sir, we do have a rule in the board ham berg you can't use public comment period to campaign for any offices. so -- >>> i apologize and i understand that. well, i'm concerned about today is how difficult it is for people to work within, say, the health and human services department. i'm a little embarrassed how dirty the city is. and i'd like to say to all, thank you for your time. i'm not here for any gain of any sort. in

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blue, green, waste steering committee, and during its initial organizing period when isabel wade was there and i am on the board of directors of the bay access and the member of the committee water bay trail. and in 1999, the port asked me to serve on the sea wag committee, and because it felt that the human powered boating would be an important part of the future of the southern water front. and later, when the blue, green way concept came along, the blue, often was meant to refer to the water trail for a non-motorized small boats. and the green referred to the parks, and the bay trail connecting them. and the concept besides the blue green way is to channel the economic change from industrial to mixed use areas, in order to insure the creation and preservation of recreation space in the water and on the land. and the process was not new to san francisco. and it had happened, a long the northern water front when the park was created. our boating and swimming clubs had been originally created in the middle of industrial spaces. and in the late 19th century, the railroad tracks on tressles crossed over the piers

that will be a rise in commodity prices across the board with a sustained period of time. p saying this is here to stay, alive and well calling for higher commodities, certainly getting a significant drop across the board in commodities but the reason they are saying it is going to continue is emerging market demand and what makes it interesting is the reason goldman sachs and citigroup have the supercycle over is because china has wrapped up their production so much to meet their rising demand. release some interesting opinions coming from pretty big players in the commodities market but none the less today down for oil, down for a bunch of the commodities all one of those things. dennis: thanks very much, sandra smith. your friday media minute, summer of struggle at the box office sony could win big this weekend with a sequel to cloudy with a chance of meatballs, could take top spot, $40 million, better opening than the original. reviews are raves, the film was cheap costing $78 million to make. two other sony summer films, after earth cost $280 million combined to make a

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. >> reporter: that was the charge from the bart board of directors today a clear sign that the cooling-off period ordered by the governor has become a deep freeze. bart management blamed the unions for not responding to their most recent offer. >> we have been trying to meet with the districts since august 12. they are refusing to meet with us. >> reporter: the unions have tried repeatedly to meet with bart over the past three weeks. they showed me emails requesting that bart get back to the bargaining table. but an august 16 response from bart's chief negotiator says face-to-face meetings would not be fruitful. bart management claimed in its press conference today it has been flexible offering workers raises up to 10%. >> i think the feeling on the board's part is that we have moved a lot that we have made a good-faith effort. >> reporter: but the unions say the numbers are misleading. >> when you take the contribution into retirement, when you take in the contribution into medical, the raise equals to 1% raise over the next four years. >> reporter: another sign the unions claim that bart manage

period ends. >> there will be a slowed- session meeting after the public comment is completed and then the board will discuss the progress or lack thereof in the negotiations with the team. >> b.a.r.t. board members seem to be backing away from having managers operate the trains in case of a strike but other strike plans are in full swing. the chp will enforce carpool lanes all day long on 80 and 680. b.a.r.t. will operate special charter buses from east bay stations into san francisco. live in the newsroom, sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >> with the possibility of a b.a.r.t. strike looming, claudine wong reports that today a message was taken directly to the riders. >> want to stop b.a.r.t. from striking. >> reporter: steve glazer spent about two hours i trying to get b.a.r.t. riders on his push for a ban on the strike. >> want to stop b.a.r.t. from striking. he says he's not taking sides in the labor negotiations but wants to protect riders and the economy. commuters we talked to had mixed reactions. >> this is not as simple as they shouldn't strike or they can't strike. i t

period ordered by the governor. bart negotiators say they their final offer a month ago. that offer was a 10 percent raise over 4-years the president of bart's boardors called on union negotiators to take the offer to its members while there is still time. the cooling off period expires october 10th. >> raiders opening the season on the road in indy. first quarter. andrew luck finds reggie wayne on the 12 but new raider quarterback terrelle pryor had an impressive debut. down 4. pryor hits denarius moore on the slant for the 5 yard touchdown pass and a 17-14 lead. luck and the colts would answer. luck breaks out of the pocket and rambles 19 yards for the go-ahead touchdown raiders with one last chance. pryor throws behind his receiver and the colts antoine bethea makes the interception to end the oakland threat. raiders lose a close one 21- 17. but fans can feel good about the debut of pryor. >> let's get to the highlights. game tied up 7 all.49er's qb colin kaepernick scrambles out of bounds and is tackled by packers linebacker clay matthews. a small fight breaks out after the play, flags fly on both sides. in the end the niners get an extra down

periods for 2014. president breslin. >> i move that we adopt the changes to the health membership services rules and regulations. >> seconded. >> any comments, any board comments? any public comment? it's been moved and seconded. all those in favor. >> aye. >> all those opposed? it's unanimous. item number 8. >> item 8, action item, approve revised section 125 cafeteria plan for 2014 calendar year, effective january 1, 2014. president breslin. >> i don't know that we approve the changes to section 125 of cafeteria plan. ~ i move that we >> second. >> any discussion? any public comment? all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? okay, now we're onto the regular board matters. >> regular board meeting matters, item 9, action item, election of health service board officers (president and vice president) for fiscal year 2013-2014. president breslin. >> nominations are open for the president and vice president. >> i would like to make a nomination. i'd like to nominate karen breslin as the president and [speaker not understood] as the vice president. >> second. >> all right. any discussion? any public comment on this item? >> the only discussion i have is sin

board of directors before managers can't run trains. >> meanwhile negotiations will resume on monday appeared to align the cooling off period is expected to expire on a protest appeared >> golden gate bridge authorities have given the go-ahead for a mobile barry on the bridge. it will replace the plastic cones that are currently used to separate oncoming lanes on traffic appeared >> kron 4 g jeff bush explains what the barry will do and spoke with a chp officer about how the burial will affect the safety on the bridge. >> bridge officials are calling the barrier a safety and has appeared >> the safe there in hazin the e similar to when you see on your screen appeared >> most of the accidents on the bridge are minor fender benders involving cars going in the same direction. >> he is glad there will be improved safety on the bridge. >> the bulk of the funding for this barrier came from the metropolitan transportation division. >> it could then $20 million for the bay area and the remaining 6 billion came from collecting tolls here at the break gate. >> kron4 reached out to bay area drivers to see what they thought about the new golden ga

forth and the hardship application shall be stayed for a period of 60 days from the date of the filing and the stay shall be extended if the board accepts the application for hearing. it should read as follows. payment of such increases set forth in the hardship application shall be stayed from the date of filing until a decision is made on the tenant financial hardship application. so, ask for that technical amendment. >> so, we have a motion by president chiu, second by supervisor mar. can we take the amendment without objection? without objection. [gavel] >> so, on the two items as amended, colleagues, can we take this same house same call? same house same call, these two ordinances pass on first reading. [gavel] >> madam clerk, if you can please call item 16. >> item 16 is an ordinance repealing the current fire code in its entirety and replacing that code with a new 2013 san francisco fire code consisting of the 2013 california fire code and portions of the 2012 international fire code, together with san francisco amendments, with an operative date of january 1, 2014; amending the the current fire code, section 511.2, to ex

give her a temporary suspension and during that period of time i will make every effort that i can to comply with whatever the department asks. if the board decides there is enough grounds for revocation, i would like to know what it is because we've gone back and forth first with unsanitary conditions and then with allegations of videos and human trafficking and victims and everything else. i would just like to know what the initial grounds are. i'm prepared to submit it with that and once more i think the board that is discretion to revoke her, i think the board also has the discretion to give her a temporary suspension. that's what i'm asking the board to do, to give her and i a chance to comply. thank you. >> thank you. >> just quickly, to recap, the police department's case is separate, it's not part of the health department's case. the fact of the matter is whether or not miss nancy lou is capable of managing the premises and if this is a game for her to continue to recycle through inspections and stay open and operate the way she wants to operate and then fall out of compliance and then again respond to inspector waushs to be in co

period of world war ii. the event that i want to draw your attention to tonight or this afternoon is regarding an action of this very same board of supervisors on september seventh, exactly seven years ago to the week of 143. it was special order 359 2, urging repeal of the chinese exclusion act ~. and the chinese exclusion act had been passed in 1882 as you probably know and the subsequent action reinforcing or extending its impact. and by 1943 the national situation was changed very greatly and and it was seen there was a great deal of interest on the part of interested parties in having this act of 182 [speaker not understood]. the purpose of this was to put the chinese people in the system. it didn't matter how many, but that was the important thing. every country had a different number quota. i just want to mention supervisors, the vote was passed 11 to 0 to abrogate the 1882 act by supervisors brown, coleman, younger, guard man, queen, mcfee, need, meyer, [speaker not understood] shannon and ewell 11 to 0. and it was very influential across the whole country because san francisco had [inaudible]. >> thank you very much.

presented by bart before the cooling off period began, workers said today they still have unanswered questions bit because the two sides haven't yet met. the board president says he felt the issue isn't how often, but how far apart they are. >> we haven't seen the union agreements of the union proposals coming into what we feel is the settlement, what we feel is a reasonable amount of money. >> we haven't seen them since they gave thaws alleged final offer. you cannot respond or counter a proposal when you don't have answers that they indicated they would give us. >> massive trance bay project has been underway and reached an important milestone. >> yes. abc 7 news is live on first between mission and howard with the update. >> three years have been devoted to demolition and digging the hole, now, attention turns to putting a floor on the hole starting to build back up. 65 feet below street level, concrete being poured on a massive scale. beginning now, four san francisco city blocks will be covered with concrete five feet deep. the transit center as despk spikted in the animation will be an entire facility with nearly a dozen transit agencies i

the bart board gets an update on contract talks with two weeks until the cooling-off period.enate and assembly republicans are urging the governor to call an emergency session to vote on a measure to strip bart youngs of their right to strike but both need to make the concessions needed to avert a strike. the next session is tomorrow and union workers could walk out october 11. >> breaking news, divers in italy make a cue discovery near -- make a key discovery near the wrecked "costa concordia" ship. >> firsts though, the 49ers and the rams. coming up, we will introduce you to a meg for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that individualized your comfort with the sleep number bed brings you sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. so you can both sleep exactly the way you like at yo

period erntd june 20, 2013. >> same house, same call this ordinance is finally passed. >> ordinance 9 is an ordinance to provide standards for financial hardship applications of capital improvement costs and requiring the rent board to provide rent notice addressing the hardship. same house, same call this ordinance is finally passed >> ordinance 10 to administer prohibit law enforcement officials from detaining citizens after they've become released from custody. >> thank you, president chiu. this ordinance is ready to go but i'd like to postpone the discussion until we have all our members in the chamber so postpone a little bit later in the agenda >> i understand supervisor yee will be coming back shortly. >> and highs on his way. >> so unless there's an objection item 11. >> it's an ordinance to amend the business and tax code for the common administrative code and business regulations and payroll ordinance and the revenue control equipment. >> colleagues can we do this same house, same call. passed on the first reading >> and this is to record a memoranda of unreported assessors block number phone number for the bonding invest pursuant to the land agreement. >> same house, same call this resolution is adopte