a roof deck is a roof deck is a roof deck. we also think that enough is enough. we believe that the policy should take into account in some concrete and quantifiable way the extent to which the overbuilding has already occurred on the lot. we believe there should be a concrete and quantifiable way so the already available and proposed open space, whether it's private, shared or whatever, including roof decks, all be considered. it's particularly important when the proposed roof decks and legalization of the existing and illegal roof deck adversely impacts the privacy and quality of life of the immediate neighbors. i think some consideration should be given when thinking about that 5-foot setback of making efforts to have exiting of people using the decks, not just on landings, but perhaps on the deck itself being as far out as possible for many shared property lines. there are clever things that can be done in terms of hinging on hatches to, again, get the traffic away from a shared property line. san franciscos don't need to be lorded upon from on high. no one d

and their two roof decks on the roof. that is on the same roof. add those up and that is cumulative. but to punish a home that already has a patio and calling the roof that is not a roof does not make sense. those are my two main issues. the one third rule of the blanket rule against smaller buildings and the roof should be the roof, not the second or first floor of the house. i am in support at i understand the need for a setback for neighbor privacy. i understand the need for getting rid of hot tubs and things that allow for parties and lots of noise. i understand that. so i am neutral on that card for that reason. again, i just want a wafer on -- owners of small houses to be able to build something of a reasonable size and not only reward those with big lots. [please stand by] -- off the -- often the living materials die off. it's part of the quality of life. state law requirements for power sources for existing and new buildings. prioritize with less obtrusive means and have roof hatches and internal stairwells as a l

i became much more focused on the roof deck that wasn't a roof deck that is a roof deck, same concerns as yourself. so can you help me -- can you help me in making it legal or help me in making it more appropriate to what -- what the -- what the code is? >> certainly. and in terms of being code compliant, it's just a question of the notification for the six-foot tall wind screen. if that's dropped to 4 feet, that does not need notice? but as i said, you have essentially completed the section 311 notice by virtue of the note that was done for this appeal hearing? so i think if the board felt the six-foot height was appropriate, that would be appropriate to take action on here. the separate item, i think, is the -- not concrete pavers, area which is represented in the brief as not being deck space, has a 42 inch tall railing around it, and laid with pavers, which they say kind of improves the visual aspect of it. obvious when people want to improve the visual aspect of a roof, often, they'll do a green roof, other than concrete pavers. it has its benefits, as well. i think if you're conc

>> were people on the roof at the time? >> i have -- >> started on the roof? >> that's my understanding. nothing confirmed at this point. [ inaudible ] >> unknown at this time. active aggressive fire. >> until the martials get in, it's hard to know what the situation is with alarms or sprinklers, yes. >> is it clear whether -- [ inaudible ] >> as far as i know my understanding the fire may hav dropped down through the fourth floor and got some of the units on the fou h floorinvolved, but, again, until we take an overall look,e can verif it, okay. >> any other questions. one second, one second. let me say thate will keep you posted for a later briefing on the status of the fire where residents can continue to get information closer to the 11:00 hour. thank you. >>ll right. there you have it. the latest live. this turned into a defensive attack, according to the fireie they are not going in to fight this, but spray from above and u around, but transports have happened, four people have been taken to the hospital. > and we have, during throughout the news confere

the roof deck has always been there.n we made an effort to negotiate with the neighbors and offered her some concession, we offered to give up the roof deck they didn't want to make any concessions at all with our design. they did hire an architect to show some other possibilities for the bathroom, but they were not acceptable to our clients. and so here we are. at a stalemate. one more thing. when we met with them and talk to them, back they mentioned that they would like to use all of their resources and time to delay and block our project. >> on the legal point of this that was just made, that the hardens, this use limitation was put in before the hardens purchased, frankly, that is a bad argument in my opinion. they either had constructive knowledge of it, or they had actual knowledge of it. and either way, the use limitation is absolute in the title. it should be honoured. i think that's what d.r. staff did most correctly. thank you, very much. >> president hillis: thank you we will close this portion of the hearing

it is simply a roof deck and sarah -- stare access to the roof deck. the project started over two years ago and we had a neighborhood meeting and that was in august of 2016. the only person to show up at the meeting where the d.r. requesters and they asked that we immediately meet with them and do a shadow study and talk about how we could address some of their concerns, which we did. our initial submittal to the planning department was of a larger volume. it was a stair penthouse. and in concession to the d.r. requester after the neighborhood meeting, we lowered the height of the penthouse and we reduce the length of the landing. during the planning review of the project, there was a suggestion that we reduce the overall mass and go to a roof hatch, which is what we did. so we now have a project where -- and i also want to talk about the request to have the stairs slide towards the street. the roof hatches directly above the existing stair in the home. there really is no way to move the stairway, which is a communicating stair within the house that go

as walked up, i saw three firefighters close to the roof on the ladder close to the roof here, and this is a facility that is designed to be independent living for mostly seniors who live at this property, but you have to imayine that there m have been people on the upper floors of this building who may not have been able to get out on their own, certainly with fireom comi he top of the building, there's a possibility people could have been trapped near the top of the building, which y is wh are seeing the large and gressive response here i think to make sure to the extent firefighters can go inside thed bu, they are able to rescue anybody who needs rescued. again, it seems as though the flames were dying down a moment ago, and now they are flairing up again on the side of the building, closest to virginia avenue. i can see the smoke here as i came in along 695, along the sosheast/southwest freeway well, and through this neighborhood where the police department is now closing off several rds to allow for more access for emergency vehicles to come in here. it's a little after 4:00. time.

you have walls and a roof and your family.ven as the island slowly rebuilds, the scars left by hurricane maria are still deeply felt throughout this u.s. territory. nearly 45,000 still live under tarps. only meant to be a temporary fix. and of course the damage you can't see. the wounds that cannot heal. the many lives lost. >> we can't let them die. we need help, all the help we can get. please. >> reporter: from the beginning the death toll has been controversial. >> what is your death count as of this moment? 17? >> 16. certified. >> 16 people certified. >> reporter: that official number went up to 64. but last december "the new york times" put it much higher, at more than 1,000. and just last month a study from george washington university concluded that nearly 3,000 people died by causes directly related to the hurricane and its aftermath. >> we were counting deaths that mate have been caused by the storm in an indirect way such as the transportation breakdown, power going out, inability of people to get their medication,

all this started over this permit for the roof deck. i think the permit holder for the windows complained about the roof deck and the work that he was doing and then when he got his permit he complained about the property line windows. we're used to seeing this. >> and so that, again, that window is not a legal window in that there's no record of a permit on that window? >> that's what our notice of violation stated, yes. they subsequently obtained these permits to comply with our notice of violation. >> and in your opinion, should that window be abated either by -- >> that's not before us, though. >> yeah, ok. is that part of the permit? >> no. >> it's not part of the permit. >> it's just an exiting window that is a -- >> it has a future corrective action. >> that may have a future corrective action in front of us. >> which they come back. >> in the norm of a notice of violation. >> it's not a window but a skylight. a opening for a stair to go onto the roof deck. >> it's not a window. >> i should have taken your advice. >> what was tha

vi roof cat ten yearsey start.cience building has been a giant science experiment, covered with a living roof, a huge expanse of real plants growing almost as nature intended. the original idea came from groundbreaking architect rein zoe by an u. >> he spent time walking around golden gate park, looking at the surrounding topography of san francisco and he came back downstairs after spending about an hour on the roof of the old building. he had this very iconic, now, line drawing. it was a green felt tip pen sketch of a rolling roof line. >> that sketch launched plans for what may be the most complicated living roof ever built. curved steel beams were installed to create a rolling hillside effect, like the hills of san francisco. >> had to come up using specific types of models, ways to be able to look at the steel and then throw it through vending machines that get the right proportions. >> the building has two giant domes, each 90 feet in diameter. this is the skeleton inside the planetarium dome. this is the sta

the roof deck, we would like to have a roof garden for vegetables and fruits. it's something that my wife does. that's why we need the pavers. there's beams going in the building so they can bear the weight of that. we had agreed to remove the wind screen down to 42 or 48 inches on the outer edge. it's just simply for -- you know, just added security in case there's a niece or somebody accompanying my wife as she's gardening, but it's not meant for usable space. >> okay. thank you, sir. your time is up. >> i have a few questions, whoever would like to answer it. let's go through a number of the issues here. one is the six-foot wind screen around what you call the deck stays, then planning is saying you have to give 311 notice. >> could you repeat the question. >> your current wind screen around the wood deck is 6 feet high. that would require 311 notice. the property owners cases that he would consider reducing it to 4 feet. is that yes or no? >> yes. >> yes. >> okay. the building department has brought up that there's no gate around the -- around the hard pave

off the roof by the subject. officer galande served as the lead negotiator and switched off with the other officer in communicating with the subject with standing on the roof access ladder during extremely misty conditions. a hostage negotiator was summoned and dispatched to the scene but was not utilized because of the established rapport with officer galande and the subject. the subject went onto report that he had lost $8,000 in gambling, that his wife had moved to texas with his kids, and he had no way to get them. the subject told officers he was depressed and may have taken medication along with a molly cocktail at this time. subject repeatedly stated he was an idiot, he missed his family and wanted to end his life. after negotiating well over an hour, officer galande was successful in coaxing the subject to come down off the ledge via the roof access ladder. the subject was placed into custody by a team of officers and transported the subject to san francisco general psychiatric emergency services where he

go up on your roof. john. >> chad myers, i keep looking behind me because something is shaking on one of those boats. i see a sail that's come loose. i don't know if you can see it here. a sail has come loose on one of the boats behind me there. it is really blowing. chad, actually, if you are still with me, explain why it is -- this is the northeast cape fear river. it flow into the ocean. from inland -- it flows into the ocean. from inland. the wind is coming up stream down toward the ocean. explain. >> you are still on the west side of the eye. here is you right there. here is cape fear river going through there. because the cape fevar river is not filling up. the wind is blowing in this direction on this side of the eye blowing that water up to new bern and atlantic beach and morehead city and up to emerald isle. this area is flooding. topsail, you will get that water quickly. john, all you are getting is the outer eyewalls. john, you said you had a wind gust to near 9 90. here is you. a wind gust of

tell me about the 100 roofs project. >> 100 roofs project is an initiative to help rebuild the over 60,000still without roofs as a result of the devastation of hurricane maria. and we also are incorporating an apprentice program where we are teaching the homeowners and residents and members of the boys & girls club of puerto rico how to rebuild for themselves. teach a man to fish is what we're moving forward with. and we parter inned with heart 9/11 and today on brave and we're going to have a gala commemorating the one-year anniversary of hurricane maria on september 20th here in los angeles to raise funds to help pay for all the costs that are involved. it's substantial costs. each roof is about $5,000 to build. and so, yeah. so we're trying to move forward. we're trying to put a positive spin on the rebuilding of puerto rico instead of concentrating on the president's negative tweets. >> well, let's end on the positive. ramon, tell me a story of someone you were able to help. >> we were there in february, march. i was directing a documentary showcasing the process of not only rebuilding

>> no roof. >> reporter: but you're alive. >> i'm alive. >> reporter: in addition to the damaged roofstrees, and all of this flooding, most of the city also doesn't have power. we got off the phone a bit ago with officials and they think it could take two weeks for the power to return, four to five days for all of this water to hecede. they think the worst is over, nd ait is still dangerous out ewre and a curfew remains in place until noon tomorrow. jeff? >> glor: all right, adriana, thank you very much. when we come back, family members separated by the storm. try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! ...ancestrydna can pinpoint where your ancestors are from... ...and the paths they took, to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com. but mania, such as unusualrder can rchanges in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking your healthcare provider about vraylar. vraylar treats acute mania o

we see 100 roofs. that's 100 families. 100 families are sitting in their living rooms to date with a roof over their heads. and these are the regions, these are the areas, the communities that the tourists don't go to, and they shouldn't be forgotten about. they are american citizens. >> ramone, people ask what can they do. what's the answer? >> the easy thing, go to 100 roofs.org and donate. tonight is an event, we are raising funds, doing live auctions. we have tickets for hamilton, george lopez donated two tickets and meet and greet, kelly slater, ron james sent over items as well that we can auction. >> kelly slater sent over a surfboard, and lebron james and the mavericks sent over big sneakers. >> donating funds to the site. when people donate, it is skeptical, you don't know where the funds are going. here it is very clear. we show you where the money is going. i went there, i got to experience and feel that tangibly, see the homes and families we are impacting and there's another opportunity fo

i assume that's the roof, at least pieces of the shingling falling from the roof there. we have heard that there are still a firefighters w fighting this fire from inside the building. this is an attack that we can see the ladder trucks putting water on this from outside, but there's still firefighters, seeing them move on adg bay between the portions of the building here on the auds, and we believe there's othersg attackhese flames from inside the building as well. this started around 3:30 when the calls came in. we are two hours into this fire fight, and we've seen more and more units arrive on scene to help. you talked it being four-alarm fire. that means there's upward of 100 firefighters on scene here. bust looking around, i heard sirens, another nce coming to the scene. to help with folks evacuated or help with the firefighters who are right in the thick of the smoke here. weeard from one woman who works on the -- s smelled the smoke in the office building,bu worried heding was on fire. she came outside, saw that was not the case, but you thinkhe about fact this ne

so you can literally look through their roof and see people coming up to the top. one of the questions is, if they're going to have a deck up there, if you say it is ok, another 500 square feet, that at least makes her the landing is set back. it is an easy thing to do. you can take these stairs and slide them to the front of the street so that when you get out, you are not looking right through those windows plaque though skylights, right into their space. and is not that hard to slide it down. so if the commission does feel, because this is part of the d.r. process, i don't know what you want, at least not have the landing directly above the skylights. slide the stairs down, so when they come out of the stairs, they they're coming down here it is an easy design feature to change. that is my request. may be they have too much deck. maybe they don't need it for short-term rental. >> president hillis: project appellant? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is elizabeth gordon. along with my husband, we own 50 clifford terrace to the west of the subject property.

your home and away to get out of the roof of your home. that is the problem. 20 to 40 inches, upwards of close to four feet of rainfall. storm surge, we heard reports of 10 foot storm surge in new bern where we have people that need to be rescued, 100 people needing to be rescued. it will be hard for first responders to get to you at this point. that is why you were told to evacuate. here is one of our reliable forecast models on top of the water they received. this will be a historic storm for a lot of folks. cat one, it will make landfall in the next couple hours and then stalling. this is 8:00 pm, hasn't moved 100 miles. that is where we have the risk of the water damage, catastrophic water and surge over the next 12 hours and it will eventually push through south carolina. we could get upwards of 60 to 10 inches well in land and finally as we get into next week, monday and tuesday it will push northeast. for now i cannot stress it enough. it doesn't matter about landfall, doesn't matter about category, this is a water issue that will l

there are people trapped on roofs? >> people that are trapped on roofs and in vehicles and -- >> and in vehicles. >> yes. >> that is horrible. have you guys been able to get to those people or what's the situation? >> i don't have the follow-up information on all of the calls. there are some that i know we have made it to and others where they've been rescued by other agencies or individuals or private citizens who rescued some people. >> do you anticipate these are people who just were trying to get out last minute, people who were just trapped in their houses and decided to go to the rooftops? >> yes. some of them we've been instruct the to get to the highest ground and get to their rooftook place if they can. >> how did they communicate with you and with your officer? are they calling 911? how are they getting their message across that they need help? >> some are calling 911. we also have our citizens bank phone line at the emergency operations center where a lot of calls coming in. some are coming through social me

ready to throw stuff off the roof?s do it. >> jimmy: guillermo is going to drop a prize from the roof onto the person down below. if the person catches that prize, they get to keep that prize. does it make sense? okay. let's go to the street where cousin sal is with our first -- hey, cousin sal. you got that stuff on too? >> sal: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: who do we have here? >> hi, hillary. >> jimmy: hi, no, my name's not -- never mind. your name is hillary? >> yes. >> jimmy: where are you from, hillary? >> indianapolis. >> jimmy: hillary, were you wearing that when you showed up today in hollywood? >> i have a better shirt on underneath this shirt. >> jimmy: hillary what do you do for a living? >> i'm a recruiter at aegis worldwide. >> jimmy: do you have any experience catching things? >> a little bit. >> jimmy: what, for instance? >> i played softball when i was younger. >> this is great, oh, perfect. we're going to turn the sound off, hillary, so you cannot hear what is about to come from the sky. let's go back up to gui

he showed me where the roof had been pulled back like a tin of sardines.hting back the tears, he told me how he had spent the night in an evacuation centre worrying about the fate of his home. when we arrived in cagayan province, we saw a line of people queueing for fuel to power their generators. how did you feel? scared. we were so scared. some trees broken and some electric posts were falling down. all the windows are broken. the whole night. the whole night, no sleep. the scene here repeated across this vast region. in cities, debris scattered across the ground. electricity cables dangling dangerously. people wading their belongings through floodwaters. two rescue workers were killed in one of many landslides and a third person drowned in six—metre—high storm surges. we paid a visit to the provincial government headquarters in the capital, tuguegarao. the grand old american colonial era building has certainly seen better days. outside, a team of search and rescue workers — clearly it had been a long night. our evacuees total about 15,000, scattered in

so you came here for safety and ended up with no roof. no roof.en a tree fell on their house in wilmington. three other deaths have been reported elsewhere. power supplies have been hit. the governor of north carolina said millions could be without electricity. we have about 650,000 north carolinians without power state—wide and the utility companies tell us that this number will keep rising and they think it could be anywhere from a million to 2.5 million people who could eventually lose power. the white house said president trump will visit the area next week if it does not affect rescue efforts. the storm may be weakening but its impact is still being felt and its full cost is yet to be determined. keith doyle, bbc news. our correspondent laura trevelyan is in wilmington, in north carolina. you look pretty wet. is it still raining? it is still raining. we are getting two to three inches an hour, thatis getting two to three inches an hour, that is now the big threat. this is the main river here in wilmington and it's expected that it won't be un

people on their roof.ing to be the stuff that why sa we saw and i covered for you with harvey trying to get with people with houses under water. noose river is one of four major rivers, five actually. noose river, the newport. the peopl pemlico and tara. all feeding down to this area here in morehead city. when this water comes, in and atlantic beach finally is able to have their surge go out, and that's 36 to 48 hours away, they are going to be inundated with the amount of water in those rivers because unlike the ocean where the tide can go back out, well, it can't go anywhere when it stresses those rivers. that noose river you will hear a lot about up in new bern area because back during irene, hurricane irene it crested at 8 feet. at its worse. it's already, as you heard janice earlier talking about already crested possibly 10 feet this early. and we are expecting 40 inches of rain fall. have you four punches that are going to absolutely leave north carolina with a painful history for many days that is

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your neighbor's roof deck, and they cut it back. but the unengaged neighbor doesn't d.r., and they don't cutback their roof deck. >> supervisor stefani: that's great. roof decks, that's something that happening in the cow hollow. >> three hours, 42 minutes, the longest hearing we've had on a roof deck. >> supervisor stefani: predictability, if we could do something around that so people know what to expect. the other question i had, what can we do to better understand how units are being taken off the market through projects that are being approved. and what i'm seeing people complaining about in my district is a lot of these two unit, three unit, four unit buildings are going through the process and they're getting improved, but it's not a two unit or three unit or four unit building, it's a monster home. i don't feel that's being looked at in a way that's constructive, and i don't think that it's being enforced at all, and i'm just wondering how we can prevent from happening. >> commissioner richards: so the flats policy schmidt g

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caused the roof to collapse so anyway it's kind of an open air garage and i. have a hose hooked up in there and i watch. the oil industry has changed dramatically and i don't like to see that i see companies going out of business and people being fired and laid off and loading up a u.-haul trailers and heading out of town and it's sad. it hasn't really affected me because. we service the infrastructure that has been built and once that infrastructure is built it still needs to be maintained i'm very thankful for that. so tonight we'll have full new. who are. kind of a last minute rush. but it's nice to have the company and i actually enjoy. as i said before if you're really outside of. the former girlfriend came all the times oh you're like the only visitors that i've had here. in the over forty years that i've been with most. used to be far far far too interested in girls. that like politics i've come to realize well politics is a scam girls are just problems. so i stay away from both. this gas station over here we used to deliver to. three four dozen donuts

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he was excited to witness the roof being gradually lifted up words and couldn't wait until it was high enough to walk around underneath it. and he went around checking if everything looked alright from below the roof was still in motion nobody was actually allowed underneath the bottom. i mean no helmet would have saved you had those thousands of tons of steel come crashing down for it but if i made sure to stand underneath an opening in the roof in case it did for my grandfather wasn't bothered. so what did he learn from his grandfather that architecture is a serious business and that ideally you want to build something that will last for centuries long hands own style is certainly influenced by me spent a rower. only one thing by the hand at the time. off to be smoked constantly from morning till night. the room is always full of smoke that bothered me at first. and even ask me would you like to have a cigar no now. now days longhand does occasionally treat himself to a cigar yet another thing he's inherited from his famous grandfather. but next report might make some of us feel a li

requirements for getting in and out of the elevator and on to the roof deck. and there is a subsection here that talks about in the eastern neighborhood mixed-use district, which is almost 1/3 of the city, enclosed utility sheds not more than 100 square feet for the storage of landscaping and gardening equipment with a maximum of 8 feet above otherwise applicable height limits. if we can have a shed for landscaping, we certainly should find a way to protect the elevator, which is the most expensive piece of mechanical equipment in a building. so i ask that it be investigated and maybe there's a way to provide code refinement to allow that kind of vestibule at a rooftop elevator. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is paul webber. i'm here to discuss the c.u. for the lombard east site at jackson and polk to open a formula retail, whole foods-related market in the vacant building. i and many others are opposing it. i would like to identify what i believe are two key reasons to deny the c.u. there'

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