terms of the situation where it brings it more in conformity with the zoning for the area, which is rm-2, and everything else, owner occupied, nobody displaced. so, that's my feeling on it. >> thank you. commissioner borden. >> i would agree and not take -- i move to not take d-r and approve the project. >> second. >> but the other thing i was going to say, i do think there is a problem when demonstrably affordable is 1.5. i mean it's a weird number, especially when you're talking about a thousand square foot one bedroom. we're not talking about a house. i mean, you know, i feel like that number -- maybe the director ought to look at how many -- it doesn't sound like it's the square footage [speaker not understood]. to me to say that a one bedroom at 1.5 million is demonstratively affordable, obviously 1.5 million is demonstrably affordable anywhere in the world is an obscene thing to say. but to the extent of what we're trying to capture, you would think it would be more than one bedroom that you'd be talking about because that's the kind of housing we're generally talking about as mu

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guidelines are accompanied you need planning code section 311 and flied zoning districts that are hr, rm or rto and not applicable to commercial districts. separately we use the urban design element as the general plan and the urban design team referenced to the project and they consist of department staff and they provide comments on the project and we forward those to the project sponsor. that's the review. >> would some of the comments i was referencing earlier come from that review potentially? >> our review of the design was quite lengthy. the process they had gone through the hpc and to appeal the environmental review back in 2010. so i think the planning commission commission didn't hear this until 2012 and there was some time there in between where we were working with the project sponsor and the architects to get a design the department could support. >> thank you. >> i would like to make one observation and if you disagree with me of course jump in. it seems to me that the issue we are really focused on is letter an in our determinations which has to do with the 5th story. the

. >> new this morning a rm former alameda native coming back to connect the tech world to poor communities. benjamin jealous has been credited with turning around the institution. >> this morning we're finding out how much the government shutdown hurt national parks. according to a new study, the shutdown cost at least $414 million in revenue. parks make a lot of money for their communities too. in 2012 the golden gate national parks general rated $470 million and supported more than 5,000 jobs. in a few minutes congress will get its first look at president obama's $4 trillion budget. for that and the rest of the news before the bell let's turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. president obama released the fiscal 2015 gj. the nearly $4 trillion plan with a t dropped earlier proposals to reduce future social security benefits, apes to cut taxes for 13 million working americans and increase credit for middle class families kor college costs. the plan is not expected to gain much traction in congress. futures are sharply higher after stocks suf

with no way to get out. roke the glass of the emergency stop functiond the fire extinguisher, hopio rm3-year-old jessica melvin caltrain is her preferred form of transportation. >> something i appreciate about being on the train is i can rest or relax. >> reporter: a couple frills ago the professor's assistant at stanford got a little too relaxed falling asleep after dinner with friends. her stop is usually the end of the line, the san jose buradon station. >> i woke up. i was on the train. there was nobody on the train and then i realized i was in the train yard. >> reporter: it was 12:30 a.m. her cell phone was dead and the train yard is more than a little creepy. so she began yelling, but that didn't work. >> i broke the glass. the emergency stop buttons and fire extinguisher hoping to sound some kind of alarm, no alarm sounded. >> reporter: finally she made it into the conductor's car which should have been locked. >> i was able to luckily get on the radio and call for help. >> reporter: the first thing caltrain workers said, not sorry but asked if she was drunk. eventually jessica

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the subject lot would be permitted to have up to 14 dwelling units and is current rm-2 zoning. the building was constructed with 48 dwelling units and currently has 47. the proposed merger would result in a building with 46 units. planning code section 317 exempts units that are demonstrably not affordable from planning commission hearing and allows them to be administratively approved. this project would be approved administratively were it not for the policy response to executive order 13-01 stiping that only demonstrably not affordable units that are in buildings with 2 or less units are eligible for administrative approval. the projects were determined to be demonstrably not affordable based on the 3.12 million threshold in effect at the time the report was published the threshold was updated to 1.506 this week. the most affordable unit proposed for merger was appraised at 1.5 million in june of 2013 and is $6,000 short of being demonstrably not affordable. this concludes staff's presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions. [laughter] >> thank you. project sponsor. >>>

the legal basis of the residential design guidelines, those do apply to districts within the rh and rm residential districts and all residential districts. however, this zoning district is the rfp district which is called residential commercial. and article 2 of the planning code makes the distinction between a residential district versus a residential commercial district. and with that distinction, the residential design guidelines does not apply to the rc district. that being said, in term of the department practice with the residential design team and also the urban design advisory team which has reviewed this project, it's seen as the design policy to shape this roof penthouses, keep them as minimal as possible because the intent of the code is it is a height exemption so they should not be really taking advantage of habitable space above the height limit. going back to the graphic, one attempt at the department [speaker not understood] is group the penthouses toward the center as much as possible and also provide the setback. in terms of protecting its visibility from the public r

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reform,rm, entitlement package that would put us on the path to multiyear this goal solvency. in the context of those reforms that is why these proposals continue to be made in the budget. it is in the context of a major effort. entitlement reform is a piece of puzzle, but only a piece of the puzzle if there is additional tax reform and revenue sharing that, as you say, involves everyone. >> so the white house does not support selecting out pieces to pay for sgr? i think the budget is a package that moves forward. this cherry picking of one piece you say,r gives, as undue burden on seniors. >> thank you. i think you need to lean into the microphone. >> [inaudible] [laughter] there we go. >> mr. chairman, thank you for holding today's hearing and i'd like to thank the witnesses for being here today. working-class families and unknown individuals had to spend more of the on health care expenses. we've had many individuals in a district for now covered, who now cannot afford their the dr. burroughs -- the dockable's. mr. chairman i would like to submit for the record and transcri

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