it's 40% larger than any unit on potrero hill, and it's 35% larger than any existing unit in the entire city. i looked at four unit buildings, and compared to that, it's roughly 10% larger than a four unit building on potrero hill. we're really looking at something that's out of scale. if you look at the residential guidelines, special, page 23 and 24 of those guidelines, it says, design the height and depth of the building to be compatible with the existing scale at the midblock open space. the rear yard is really uncharacteristically deep and tall, additionally completely out of context with the other houses on the block. it removes 700 square feet of midblock space into the garden, pretty much two thirds of where the garden is. this rear yard two story expansion also encroaches. it does not leave much room for others, and cuts off light and trees from the midblock space. it contradicts with the residential guidelines to leave the center of the midblock space open for air and yards and open space. i'll just add three points that i also found in the residential guidelines. it has impac

for those years i have gladly and proudly worked with the residents potrero hill at the health center. i have never lived in the community, i've always felt a part of this community. i supported patience in navigating the often times challenging health care system and i supported youth in navigating educational opportunities for their future. in my many ways i have been a dedicated contributor and advocate for marginalized public housing community. march 15 of this year i was summoned to our office and told that i was going to be removed from the potrero hill clinic and told it was reorganization and my special skillset. after met and conferred with my union, i later learned that i was told i was being removed from it because of intimidation and fear. i received no due process, no investigation, when they did have an investigation, it was a bias investigation. and i also want to note that when i left the clinic prior to this receiving these anonymous letters, i had a stellar performance appraisal. no mention intimidation and bias. i was never treated fairly by the department of public

crews from the potrero hills landfill worked the edges with water trucks. >> it's definitely one day we have 15-miles-per-hour gust to 20. the smoke is impacting kind of the city of dixon, vacaville areas. so unfortunately, if we can get it out a little quicker than we can, it doesn't impact as much people. but i think we did an okay job today of trying to catch writ we could. so. >> no homes threaten order damaged? >> no homes threatened. >> trucks headed to the landfill lined up down the road. and some found creative ways to pass the time. >> watching white smoke. it's putting us back hours and hours. i don't know when we'll get home. >> this is now a mop-up operation as crews look for hot spots. in suisun city, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thanks. >>> meantime, a wildfire in marin county has spread to 115 acres. the irving fire broke out in samuel p. taylor state park near lagunitas last night, as we reported. containment is now at 35%. evacuation orders are in place for part of san geronimo valley. the fire department says access in the area is difficult and power lines are do

crews from the potrero hills landfill worked the edges with water trucks. >> gusts up to 20. the smoke is impacting kind of the city of dixon, vacaville areas. so unfortunately, if we can get it out a little quicker it doesn't impact as much people. i think we did an okay job today of trying to catch it where we

the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hilland mission on the south side of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually have transit in the middle ♪ the far legal unit and a broadly prom >> one of the reasons it is in the center a was it is an clouf right-of-way a set of pedestrians will cross from the sidewalk to the middle of the street a. >> to move the reliable along the corridor with this travel time had been signifying reduced we think the ripped will g

past week, we had bayview ignites for the second year, where school staff from our bayview and potrero hill schools participated in a three day community building and learning experience to strengthen the foundation needed to serve our students and families in the community, and just yesterday, over 1,000 staff members attended digital district day. [applause] >> i look forward, and i'm sure all of you do to welcoming our students back on monday. i would like to update the public on where we are with staffing. we are currently 96% staffed, and we are working rapidly to fill the vacancies. we've filled over 800 certified positions this summer. our human resources department in partnership with school leaders and with lead is hard at work to ensure that our remaining vacancies are staffed with high quality candidates. this summer, our district facilities division has been working hard to ensure that all schools are clean, safe, and ready for instruction by monday. i want to share some of the highlights we have. custodial services has completed deep cleaning at all sites. all of our custodians

leaders of both our community organizations surrounding the cost and the boosters association of potrero hill of which i'm a board member and both are urgently requesting that this park be built. and i hope you do the -- whatever you need to do to make that happen sooner rather than later. >> president brandon: thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> clerk: item 9, executive director's report. scom >> good afternoon, president brandon, the commission, members of the public and safe. i'm happy to announce that our engineering department received an award this morning. congratulations. this is a new award that d.p.w. has spearheaded along with other chapter 6 departments. we founded the san francisco collaborative partnering steering committee and we had the first annual awards ceremony this morning. this award is to recognize san francisco building and infrastructure project where city staff partners with construction firms to resolve issues and deliver construction projects, hopefully on time and on budget. there are 18 projects, city projects submitted,

crews from the potrero hills landfill worked the edges with water trucks. >> gusts up to 20. the smoke is impacting kind of the city of dixon, vacaville areas. so unfortunately, if we can get it out a little quicker it doesn't impact as much people. i think we did an okay job today of trying to catch it where we could. >> no homes threaten order damage? >> no. >> no structures damaged either. trucks heading to the landfill lioak way for emergency vehicles. the fire is no longer raging. the smoke has subsided. crews are looking for and working on hot spots as this turns into a mop-up operationer operation. it was just around 4:00, so maybe a few minutes ago that the traffic was opened again here on grizzly island road. with the wind, with the weather conditions, everyone's lucky this got put out and extinguished as quickly as it did. reporting live in suisun city, leslie brinkley, abc news. >> we first sent a push aletters on our app when the fire started. you can enable push alerts for breaking news where you live. >>> firefighters are making progress on another fire burning