which is a difficult code to meet where you do substantial remodel.here are structurural provisions and others in a historic building. yes , sir. >> [inaudible]. >> actually -- let's repeat the question for the televised. >> it's when folks step in in your the question was, when you buy an existing business or you are signing a lease you will turn to a restaurant it was not previously a restaurant. are there times when you sign on and you find out later that it's completely a different animal than you were expecting. costs are completely different. yes, that's a big, yes. there are heorror stories out there. we are brought in to help a gentlemen out who signed on for a national franchise much the national franchise has a basic construction cost. they handed out what it will be per square foot. the franchisee who bought the rights to the san francisco area one signed a 10 year lease with 25's and paid for the franchise in advanced. he did 250 percent of the expected construction costs would be. he did not get terms in his lease for venting or purpose g

the priority is the path of travel to the area of remodel do that first. that includes the front door and the metal hardware and the restrooms and it goes down and gets to the parking. it's almost always you start at the front and work your way back. the area of remodel always has to comply with the disabled access regulation. there was a question here? let's get that. >> the fine point on the cost. 11 119,900. is the 20 percent in addition? >> if that was 119 thousand dollars in construction you have to spend another 20 percent to meet the disabled access. >> reality is 20 percent more. contract price. >> yeah. you are allowed to deduct the amount includes to do the disabled access work. i'd have to look the specific language in 1134 d how you deduct that. there are certain things that are exempt from disabled access. disabled access is required when you are doing alterations, structu structural repairs or additions. nonstructural repairs does not trigger disabled access under state law. alterations where you change things to disabled access. a nonstructu

restaurant remodeling and rebuilding. i presume you are part of that group? >> yes. >> they have come up with draft guidelines which includes 3 parts. i have copies. these are just the drafts which are a road map for how to get through the san francisco process in restaurant development. things you should know while you are starting that. 10 tips in getting started. i have a hand out which reflects some of the issues that are being addressed by this special group. this hand out reflects the building departments involvement to a large extent. not a lot of the other agency issues but on the first page i talk about all the different agencies involved. i think kevin had mentioned planning and changes of use and so on. planning and redevelopment agencies are clearly involved. as is the port and any other agency that has the over all jurisdiction of the area where you want to build. some say what you are allowed to build. the building and fire department tell you how to build it. if you want to open a restaurant here in 1660 mission street. we have john's restauran

helps businesses like yours identify the best steps to under go before you even decide to want to remodel or expand your business. we at the commission also connect you with other resource providers beyond what the city provides as far as technical assistance through the building or planning department through nonprofits that provide free resources. if you are looking for free, low cost resources to help you figure out what you need to do to market your business, expand or remodel our business the best thing to do is seek out free resources and work with consultants to help you figure out the entire package before being forward and signing leases or entertaining contracts. as you know, timeÑi and money i important to you. you have a lot of things on your plate. i think it's important to talk to exerts. so, again we have a website on sfgov. org. our office is the small business commission. >> agnus tell us about the work you are doing with spur? >> currently our office has been working on a pilot project with the san francisco planning and urban research organization they are looking to he

sanchez stated that they refinanced to complete their remodel. here is my most recent mortgage statement. this was taken out in july, 2003. the mortgage was never refinanced. million dollar balance, now has a lower balance. isecond of all, mr. sanchez said are a lot is significantly different from the others. i think he also made an assumption without doing the research. less than 12 months ago, a lot was approved to put and a smaller 900-square-foot lot. it is four stories high, no setback, does not comply. this is 900 square feet, approved by the zoning administrator in april, 2010. this is the humble house that sits on my proposed 900 square- foot house, to stories, and it is existing, no new construction, brand new construction, no backyard, built by a speculator. i am just trying to keep the house. second of all, i no longer live in the house that was remodeled. here is my current bill. i am on the bill at 398 pennsylvania. here is a recent credit-card bill, my name, address, 398 pennsylvania. here is my driver's license, 2008, still current

i purchased the house at 60 urbano drive in 2007, which had been remodeled. last summer, a hardwood floors in the basement family room: curled. it was determined that the concrete poured by mr. winn around the staircase to the basement crumpled and allow moisture to seep under the floor and calls the bubbling and curling. the hardwood flooring and the concrete floor basement cell walls -- some walls and basements there was had been removed and replaced. the cost of this repair was approximately $9500. mr. winn should conform to the plans originally approved by the planning commission for 456 urbano drive. thank you. president miguel: thank you. are there additional speakers in front -- in support of the d.r.? if not, project sponsor? >> i am the project sponsor. we had the approval to build the house with a total height of 25 feet 6 inches back in 2006. the actual building height is 25 feet 11 inches. which is about 5 inches higher than was approved. what we had to go through in order to prove that the measurement is only 5 inches, back in april, 2009, when t

there is like a newish remodeled building across freemont street.here you will see a type one hood vunting out in the front of the building. worth taking a look at. someone had a question, yes , sir. >> [inaudible]. >> right. karl. >> the industry term. there are 2 types of hoods that will take sort of the theodors and smoke. if you are doing, let's take a burger joint as an example. a grease odors. the wand will zap out the grease that will take the odors with this. they are expensive. just right off the bat a hundred grand. it's not just the hood you are buying you have electric and water they take up a heck of a lot of room. on a requirement. requirement so you have in downtown areas more often because you are venting out and you may be not going all the way to the top because may be it's 20 stores up and inefficient to dump the air way up there because of costs. in downtown where you affect a lot of different people, usually how do i want to say. also where's the other one we did? okay, near a hotel. another one. anywhere where you have people o

this will mean massive remodeling hear a lot of fishermen war. approximately 80 businesses could be forced to relocate. paris for the 2013 cup competition, they've been going gives a solo get some of the businesses that could be on the move. >> this is the stretch of the embarcadero or many of the businesses of made a name for themselves. some of those businesses may be have to be gone by the end of the year. plans are to utilize much of the poor property between beers 1929 on the northwest side of the bay bridge. some of businesses that may be a factor make cuba a dinner show whose tenets of occupied pier 29 pretenders. sampras's coach soccer will have to probably move it soccer field, bars limousines at pier 27 has been there for 12 years. all are gary bauer says that people move for any request that needs to for the america's cup. michael dennis, president of american wine distributors has run his businesses out of offices at pier 23 for 23 years. is it to receive official notice from the board. but he did get a message saying that his release

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>> question was, do you need to install a grease trap if you are doing a remodel if not previously required. the building code requires grease traps. used to be at the discretion of the plumbing inspector. if you are doing improve empl s employments that mess with the plumbing you will probably be required to put a grease trap in. if you are not doing that you may not be required. there is nothing in the law that says reto actively you have to install a grease trap. it's an existing operation. there is nothing in the code that says when it changes hands you have to do anything. i would think not unless that's the area and scope of your work. >> are there alternatives like the biofuel companies where you store the dwrees and they pick tup and use it for cleaner fuels? >> i think you are needing to trap it for that purpose. may be a different trap. i'm not familiar with the system that well. i expect you still need to have some kind of grease trap. they provide you with a receptacle that is not built in the structure. >> good question. >> good. >> okay. we have one more question here? >> you

war memorial is being remodeled. a lot of work going on over there. they will matter, grateleatly. now it is time to mention the last person swarn in. faye lee. it went on my list. thank you. faye is a good friend of all of ours. thank you for your continuing contributions to the city. that's it. did i forget anyboyd? anybody else want to get sworn in. if you need me, i am around. we had a great recommendation. tom shay might have called, or p.j. on challen 26. they said to charlotte, we are sick of that mayor guy. we always see him but not the people being sworn in. i will ask you to stand back here. i will stand here so everybody can see you get sworn in. come on up here. you have to be in two rows. >> thank you, mayor. >> thank you, darling. a little more attention. mark, i start -- willy, i start with you. i wil lsasl say "aye" and you sy your name until belva. i will mention the commission. raise your right hand. >> i. >> i. [saying names] do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the state of california. my true faith and alleg

during his time here, henry managed to find time to remodel.aced part of the elaborate great hall, and it's said his tudor kitchen could serve 1,000 meals a day. the wolsey room holds some of europe's finest renaissance paintings, and the elaborate mazes in the garden are famous. the renaissance legacy that we can see-- tharanaritture-- lives on magnificently today, evidence of a tornado of creativity that maybe is unmatched in human history. 500 years after the renaissance, we still marvel at the magnificent work of artists such as leonardo and michelangelo. whatever inspired europe's renaissance, it was a period of artistic growth that forever changed the western world. so, for more than 200 years, one astounding individual after another brought raredeas ansplendor tthe arts. they created a glorious legacy that we still seek out. could there be another renaissance around the corner? i'm rudy maxa, keeping my eyes wide open. all videos and dvds of smart travelare 24.95 each, plus shipping. call 800-866-7425 for the 3-episode dvd or video on cl

immediately, we were going to remodel it and move in, because we really like the neighborhood. it is a little more quiet than 28 avenue, where i have a bus pass by my house every day. we raised a family there. then we found that the house is in really poor condition. we would need to tear the whole thing down. we decided maybe we did need to. anyway, we have been working on this project since 2007, january. we worked with the planning department. we did a lot of work to accommodate where the height, the length of two houses next to us. originally, they were the same height, one story above the basement. both houses were built up to be pretty big. our house is kind of dwarfed in between the two. especially sloping down, looking up at mr. pond's house -- it is way above us. when we finish, we will be the same height with mr. chanen on the oceanside, and still six or 7 feet below mr. pond's house. we are also lined up with mr. chen. but could not be blocking any more, because we will just be lined up with him. i am not sure that we are including. i've looked at my yard. we are slo

and avoid heavy fragranced products, and don't remodel the nursery by yourself. no painting in other words. the study marks first time number of chemicals pregnant women are exposed to ever actually been counted. >> and alameda firefighters mourning one of their own captain. a captain carnival died monday at 42 years old this, morning his colleague stage aid procession in his honor throughout the streets of ala media. this is a look from sky 7 in that. firefighters hope the pro session will bring attention to the brave fight. it's also their contention contracted the zis disease from exposure to toxins while fighting fires. he was a 13 year veteran of the department survived by his wife and young son. >> more coming up at 5:00. a school boy's iphone ga now the number one down load. >> a uc professor poll his class on the best way to grade a student who missed quizzes when she became a new mother. >> and turning mlk holiday turning into a school makeup day for snow closure autos temperatures approaching 70 degrees towards weekend. i'm sandhya patel. i'll let you k

i see this project as a modest remodel of what was a dilapidated house, and it has been delayed for months, and i encourage you to help move things forward today. if these plants continued to be slowed down by rehearing issues, as we have seen, there are two things that concern me. one it is that a house open and exposed it is detrimental to the neighborhood. a property that has been uninhabitable for two years is something that none of us as neighbors want to see. also, if the administration process goes from appeal to appeal, what after month, a few ordinary people are going to want to purchase such dilapidated houses. the example of this very long to lay the have already suffered through several appeals that have not been found -- that have been found to be without merit discourages ordinary families from improve things such dilapidated houses and it sets a bad precedent for the neighborhood. like sam, i also worked in the nonprofit sector. i am passionate about what i do. like this family, i don't earn that much. i was able to purchase a fix up home and do a similar amount of work to i

stating that it has been closed since january 1 for a remodeled at this time. however, those permits still remain valid, so therefore, an appeal may still come before you on that seven-day suspension, although the immediate threat we feel has been put aside for the moment. so that is 181 for you. and lastly, with not enough time to make it on the agenda, i want to address the issues on temple or zen , down. on january 8 and j.d. re-9, 2 with us 11, there were multiple incidents at several my clubs -- on january 8 and january 9, 2011. there were multiple incidents at several night clubs. we were able to work with sfpd staff to learn about the operation of the permited venue. in short, there were three separate incidents is inside and outside, and one in bulk -- resulted in an unfortunate death. staff met with the owner and others. this was after discussing the incident. the owner, the permit holder agreed to conditions -- i am sorry, additions to their security plan, and there is a director's order today, january 11. the order is attached to your memo, although

as white hopes to use the money to remodel the bathroom. >>> in about 45 minutes they will hold the latest mega minutes lottery draw. tickets are sold in 42 states. and we spoke with a lottery official who says that sales have been brisk in the holiday season. we will have those winning numbers coming up on the 10:00 news news. >>> and new mexico governor bill richardson decided not to issue the pardon. legend has it been notorious outlaw was owed a pardon. i was in exchange for testimony he gave about a crime he was believed to have witnessed 130 years ago. richardson cited too much ambiguity surrounding the deal. >>> 2010 has been the year of amazing stories today. san francisco celebrated its first we we're world series in six decades. we look back at the years biggest moments. >> september 9, an explosion in san bruno rips apart a neighborhood, a story that continues to affect displaced families in all of california. dozens of homes were destroyed. questions linger about the cause and safety of similar pipelines. >>> there were nights of civil unrest in oakland to to is, stemming from

i'm not renegotiating, i'm bringing back up the meetings of our implementation team on the remodeling to remind them that they need to do this for us once we get everybody settled into the right place so all the paper signs will go away. we'll know who is on what floor and that is part of the bringing in some of the staff, too, so that we will have somewhat like greeters at first while we were implementing this new technology. we're also implementing the selectron which is the intervoice response system for scheduling so people can call in and schedule inspections by the phone. all of this should be live and implemented by the end of this year. vice president hechanova: thank you. >> any other commissioner questions or -- president murphy: public comments on this? seeing none. >> item number seven, public comment. the b.i.c. will take public comment on matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of this agenda. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is jose morales and you have known me for a while and today is a very important day for me, being the last day of the

pondering keeping it the way it was, but the more we thought about it, it is in excess financially to remodel the house to make it livable. we came to the conclusion to hopefully demolish it and make a new house again. right now, our whole family is anticipating and hopefully we could have this project approved and move on, since we have had many delays. thank you for your time. president olague: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. just like my son said, we need a bigger house to live in. right now, this is only a one- story house, 100 years old. the next-door neighbors, all the houses are bigger. it does not of looked very even -- it does not look very even. athe are big three story buildings. i don't think there is any reason to reject the project. so thank you so much. president olague: thank you. >> thank you. i don't have much more to add. i said before. thi'm a third-generation realto, have sold houses all over town. it is not uncommon to see a random barn structure in the neighborhoods. i could point out every single neighborhood that has such an anesthetic. for what that is w

. >> reporter: in her newly remodel kitchen, cathy gast took shelter from a powerful f-3 tornado with wind over 150 miles per hour that destroyed nearly everything she owned, including her home of the past 40 years. >> it's jut unbelievable. you never think it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: husband harlen lived to tell about it thanks to some quick decision making and his old tractor. >> i looked and there were two trees going across the street about 40 miles per hour. and all i knew to do was crawl under the tractor. >> reporter: their neighbor, jim bearden, welcomed the new year digging through the remains of his past. his garage once held a lifetime of memories. >> we're just trying to figure out what we got, you know, what, we have left. >> reporter: the tornadoes that struck central missouri are the worst to hit this state on new year's eve in more than 50 years. that same powerful storm system exploded over the small arkansas town of cincinnati with wind topping 140 miles an hour. more than a dozen homes were destroyed, and there was major damage to that town's fire depa

construction crew hit a 1 1/4" line at an apartment complex, this is while they are doing some remodeling work on the complex. 16 apartments had to be evacuated but the utility did have that broken line fixed in just over an hour. >>> well, tomorrow, crews will resume searching a canal near patterson for any sign of a missing 4-year-old boy. they pulled 5 stolen cars out of the delta mendoza canal all in the hunt for giuliani car den i can't say. they are acting on a tip that a car like the one driven by his kidnapper plunged into the canal the night he disappeared. his mother has another theory. >> i don't think he is far, somebody is hiding him. even his mom told me, his mom told me somebody is hiding him. i said "i know." >> investigators say there has been no activity on the suspect's credit cards or cell phone and no other credible sighting of the boy since he was sane 6 days ago. he was last seen driving a stolen toyota charo la with the license 6bh445. >> they are looking for car thieves who fired a round at the car's owner this morning. the chevy caprice was not running well so, a

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the home was being remodeled >>> police at stanford university are advising students not to walk alone after a man attacked a student monday night. the woman said that a man called out to her, then grabbed her from behind and put his hand over her mouth. the woman tried to bite the man's hand. that caused him to run off. the attacker described as white, in his 40s with a moustache or goatee, with brown hair and a thin build. campus police urging students, walk in pairs, never alone, and always try to carry your cell phone >>> about 120 bay area fishermen will share a settlement of more than $3.5 million that stems from the oil spill in san francisco bay back in 2007. the money comes from two companies that owned and operated the costt cosco busan. it killed thousands of birds. >>> the city of san bruno is deciding how to spend nearly $400,000 after the september pipeline blast, the city collected $380,000 in donations. the leaders are discussion how to use the money and victims are getting a chance to weigh in. >>> shock over a u.s. supreme court justice's statement. why he says the u.

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instead of filling the convention center with exhibits on home remodeling, they focused on creativity and comfort. people could check out the home entertainment centers, art and other less-pricey home improvements. >> a lot of these businesses depend on home equity and loans we have seen attrition, but there's a lot of good, high-end vendor who is are standing to do well again. show producers say they're slowly seeing the crowds come back after several years of dismal attendance. a team of bay area nonprofits got together to hand out thousands of bags of free groceries, the feed the city event of hayward brought together volunteers from the dream city bay area and feed the hungry organization. organizers say it's tough in times say those in need come in all walks of life? >> we go after the hurting. we have single moms, pea had people in bmws and lexuss show up. because like cnbc said, america is one paycheck away from being homeless. they have people up driving up, getting food and loading up their cars, because they're hurting. >> according to the alameda food bank, one in six count

i had an office in the ferry building before the remodel. i am a sailor and a volunteer with the bay area association of sailors. you have seen the studies and are familiar with the economics of america's cup. i am convinced that by hosting the cup san francisco will experience long-term benefits in infrastructure improvements, jobs, and ongoing revenues. i would look -- i would like to talk about another opportunity for san francisco. i can think of no other sport that is as successful to as many types of people as sailing. sailing does not discriminate on the basis of race, economic or social status, and is available to people with physical or developmental disabilities. there are huge sailing programs in our area that serve kids. there is a mix of able-bodied volunteers and disabled sailors that allows people with limited or no abilities to use lakes and to experience the exhilaration of sailing on san francisco bay. guide dogs wearing life vests are also on board during many if not most live sailing events. american poet and abolitionist

our first area, thanks to the tobey foundation, we are remodeling the aviary. this is a historical building, built in the 1930's as a result of the great depression, and it was a wpa project. in unfortunately fell into disrepair. with house animals that are victims of the illegal pet trade. in south america, it is a $10 billion industry, right up there with guns and drugs. i just want to show you some concepts for the interior. we will also take rescue perutz, a top restaurant in both north and south america. it will house various inhabitants of south america and the alien. and then an overview shot, we want to immerse the visitor in the south american forest. on the exterior, we will house the monkeys on the threatened list. we just brought them in from a research project. they were about to be euthanize, so we were able to rescue them. the origination of their exhibit is the yoke of a tree there. you see on their design, we will have an organic tree like exhibit for them. it is a concept for the xl area. in another area of the zoo, adjacent to the grisly gulc

or >> do people look for when they do a bathroom remodels? >> that is a good question. kitchens are the ultimate and social room, while bathrooms are kind of the opposite. bathrooms, like kitchens, are part of homes and houses, so they are part of architecture, and they are opportunities for people to express themselves, to express their style. they are just an important element in the house is in san francisco. >> i think we can talk about how bathrooms had changed in san francisco. the old-style we're used to have a separate compartment for the bathtub, and now, we have a whole different concept. >> traditionally in san francisco with victorian and edwardian, we had split bathrooms. a separate room for a toilet, and a second room for a tub. i have done literally dozens of projects where we try to combine them. the difference in today's baffin's is there is a lot more stuff. double vanities, soaking tub, showers, toilets, bedets, a lot more things going on. >> has this economic decline at the moment -- has that affected people's desire for complexity in stuff? have you

remodeled munching on one hoping to put some daylight between themselves and nearest rivals man city united league the premiership on goal difference from a cross time rivals only top four club play on tuesday night when they entertain good old trafford and alex ferguson's men hoping to stretch their unbeaten run this season to twenty games stoke have conceded nine goals and scored only once on their last two trips to old trafford. while you know the gangs on tuesday night blackpool could potentially guy eight victory over them in there's a real battle there in the other match fullam could move out of the drop zone at the expense of west ham if they feel that amorous and on wednesday the rest of the teams play the pick of the place are still against second place man sixty five points off the top player britain and chelsea held for three three draw by further on sunday night away to bottom side. now the regular season is over in the n.f.l. in the playoffs kick off this weekend with the wild card random one saying people are probably the most surprised not to see in the postseason at t

organizers say the audience isn't there for a major remodeling project right now. they've changed the name to the art of the home. instead of major renovations they're focusing on design and comfort. they say people are making improvements but they're doing a lot of the work themselves. >> because a lot of these businesses depend on home equity loans. we have seen attrition but there's a lot of good high-end vendors starting to do well again. >> exhibits featured art, home entertainment, cooking and wine. the show producers say they're slowly seeing the crowds come back after several years of dismal attendance. >>> tomorrow for the first time in recent history the city of san jose will try to permanently shut down a nightclub. city attorney will ask a judge for an injunction to shut down club wet on south first street. city is accusing club staffers of covering up violence on the dance floor. new year's eve club security reportedly refused to call an ambulance for a woman who was bleeding after a fight. in another case police reportedly found club staff cleaning up

we want to see our house is remodel, kept up. poor people do not necessarily because they are poor want to live in dilapidated broken houses. these folks are dying to have their houses repaired and 6 so they do not have these issues. they are fighting to hold onto old, raggedy houses. you know why? because they know what rebel mendez. redevelopment at a meeting of our schools -- that was then. we are the new caucus -- we are the new redevelopment. >> they want to use eminent domain. they are going to have a hard time. most of the property up and down third street, is still owned by african-americans. >> let's agree, the plan says we cannot use eminent domain on a personal on the well. so the question -- the answer is absolutely not. >> this is not a question where we are taking the warehousing and replacing it with the housing. we are talking about creating a new neighborhood. but we are looking to add to the neighborhood. >> the redevelopment in the district was over 30 years ago. most things have changed, and that is one of the

a plan to accommodate the race will mean massive remodeling.tely 80 businesses along the embarcadero could be forced locate. plans are to utilize much of the property between 19 and 29 on the northwest side of the bay bridge for america's cup venues. among the businesses include whose tents have been occupying the pier for years now appeared one business owner said his lease would not be renewed. >> it seems like a rather in ceremonial booting (laughter) 65 permits to operate nationally. federal posted to that addressed. under the alcoholic beverage regulatory scheme, moving those licenses and the bureaucracy of moving that to a new location is an act of god. >> the port said there is the will be read developing the area after the competition. we will be back. giving another live shot of the golden gate bridge. you can't even see the tower. the fog is so thick. the fog is getting thicker further south to go. back in a minute. [ female announcer ] with cable's bundle choices, there's not much to see. with at&t u-verse tv, you can record up to fo