. >> i wanted to see and i see mr. armtrout is here and i don't know when the appropriate time is but to have a hearing on the after school -- >> yes. >> after school coordination program pending. >> supervisor farrell did call for this hearing i believe in november. at the beginning of november i planned to agendize this in february. supervisor farrell if you have any additional comments but we will make sure that dcyf as well as the school district is there. i am assuming that supervisor farrell's office will be organizing the series of presentations along with you because i know commissioner wynns you also sponsored the same resolution at the school district and looking forward to that as well so if we can have a motion to continue the item to the call of the chair i will make sure that we have another presentation from the city's perspective and what is happening with the developer's perspective and also the city's perspective as well and i think it's good to have a 101 in how affordable housing gets built and ther

. >> glad to see mr. 0 sanchez back. i'm going to shout out to corey who did a wonderful job >> the next is the board minutes of december 13th. >> any questions or comments. >> i move to adapt the minutes. >> any public comment on the minutes? seeing none, please call the roll >> on that motion from the president to adapt the december 18, 2013, minutes on that motion commissioner fung. commissioner hurtado. commissioner lazarus. the vote is 5 to zero those minutes are adapted >> call item 4 next. michael schaffer vs. the planning department and the subject property is on cannon street to chris cob to repair and replace existing stairway and for the egress to provide new supports and imply with noticed of violation. commissioners you recall the parties asked for a continuance and the revised plans were needed. the patent has been here perhaps you've had more luck in reaching the permit holder >> i vanltd. i'm michael shaving by the way. at this time we have no news from mr. cob providing the plans i requested the plans bu

but he could see mr. lee wasn't doing so well so he left really quickly. and unfortunately, mr. lee passed away that evening. that had a great impact on brian and me. it was very sad, but it was so touching that he had seen mr. lee and mr. lee had confirmed that brian was "number one driver." >> this is san francisco paratransit. it's not perfect; we have our ups and downs: late trips, frustrated customers, stressed out drivers. but at our best, we get our riders where they need to go on time and with a smile. and when we pay attention real carefully and notice what's happening on the van, taxi, or at the senior center, we notice that our drivers make a difference in the rider's lives and the riders make a difference in the drivers lives. >>> thank you, good afternoon. if i may have your attention and thank you for being here today at a special joint meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee along with our san francisco police commission. my name is david campos and i'm the chair of the neighborhood services and safety committee. i want to a

thank you very much and you all have a blessed day >> thank you very much i did not see mr. washington in the room. on the next item >> it's a report of the madam chair. >> thank you very much i don't have a report other than talking about the next meeting where it will moot. next item >> the next order of business is the report of the executive director. >> commissioners looking ahead as our chair dictated we have budget workshops starting in april we propose to do two workshops with consideration of the budget at your first meeting in may at which time we'll forward it to the mayor's office and the board for its consideration and the board of supervisors that will consider our separate resolution and approves the budgeted operate is from other city departments but they scheduled those hearings for june at least two meetings in june and the budget gets adapted once the mayor and staff gets done through the process. we've got up coming the first part of the fiscal year we'll have a workshop on the rocks and a workshop with the oversight board we'll get started with the budge

mr. wallace or any of the parties? okay. seeing none at this time this hearing has been held and is closed. >> president chiu? president david chiu: thank you, colleagues, i want to take a moment to thank all the parties to today's presentation. what i want to do is briefly talk about the history of how we've gotten here. this has been a long 6-year history as was described in the first appeal here. it was in the board in 2010 who were serving at that time and dozens of conditions laid on at that time but there was not a -- issue. a lawsuit was settled last year. i want to reiterate a couple elements of that lawsuit. the number of caps on live events which is really the issue that the neighbors and the neighborhood really cared about was dropped from the project sponsors initial request of 95 events a year to 54 events about once a week. initially there were 11 concession stands requested the final settlement involved significant controls and alcohol consumption and only 5 concession stands another 20-year requirement on notificati

>> sure commissioner wynns. >> i wanted to see and i see mr. armtrout is here and i don't know when the appropriate time is but to have a hearing on the after school -- >> yes. >> after school coordination program pending. >> supervisor farrell did call for this hearing i believe in november. at the beginning of november i planned to agendize this in february. supervisor farrell if you have any additional comments but we will make sure that dcyf as well as the school district is there. i am assuming that supervisor farrell's office will be organizing the series of presentations along with you because i know commissioner wynns you also sponsored the same resolution at the school district and looking

falling appears tennis court the county wexford are due to be sentenced next week mary multiplexes to see mr for over twenty five years she was the court was told today. well respected in which all of your involvement in this fraud has led to the most of her income. her ability to learn on her complete ruin. the fifty five year old mother of two to cut for molds with two financial institutions secured property loans limited and start mortgages between two thousand and six and two thousand and eight. the court heard that she got involved in the development of property news the pa sport in a false name for two locomotives and a driving licence in someone else's name for another. detective garda david cohen senior on the left told the court the tree of the loans amounted to seven hundred and thirty nine thousand one hundred your own. some of which was used to pay back a fourth goal of one hundred and eighty thousand euro the defence described this as a case of robbing peter to pay paul. the court also heard today that for one of the loans of over two hundred thousand euro on three quarters of a

. >> don't see mr. plant hold here ~. >> is bob here? howard strassner followed by michael patrellis and [speaker not understood]. >> mr. strassner. >>> good afternoon again, howard strassner. i want to speak again about the mayor starting his reelection campaign by pandering to eliminate sunday parking fees. you guys really need the money. that's the way you pay for more service. that's the way you pay for more maintenance, all the things we need to make muni more reliable. and it's silly to go out there and say, don't pay for parking on sunday. this is also the time that you should be looking ahead and re-request putting in evening parking. i can't understand how there are neighborhoods that come to you, housing is so expensive, stop the buses, but we will not pay for parking in the evening. neighborhoods that have 10, $15 valet parking for restaurants, that's kind of crazy. so, you should go back to that. you need the money. soon you're going to have to pay for two level for service on stockton street. god bless. so, don't do that. th

people russian russians poles war killed in those brought us and what we see today the answer you see mrs semitic. statements of those people this is a cheap pickle typical fascist behavior that must be stopped and the government has to use all the legal means to stop it you talk about this behavior the need to be stopped we've seen the opposition of the on the rest ongoing as you were saying the ethnic attacks as well but veronica right now what do you truly think is the driving force of this ongoing unrest while all previously would leave the ukrainian. moderate let's say a position it's trends is this support from washington and from brussels we should understand that ukraine is indeed the important for by itself but just as they syrian violence and regime change is about the run violet. ukraine and calls for regime change in ukraine involved russia. while senator mccain draw me to president putin and the arab spring so this is a pretty big meeting in ukraine but but it definitely gets russia the right to crush in the head of the russian political thing with the institute of foreign po

seeing none, mr. pacheco, if you can call the roll please. >> on that motion from commissioner hurried -- hurtado to adopt the january 15, 2014, minutes. commissioner fung, lazarus, honda. the vote is 4-0. those minutes are adopted. >> thank you. before moving on i want to make sure the parties to item no. 9 are here. with the vice-president's consent i would like to suggest the board to consider whether this item 9 should be heard tonight. a demolition permit. the permit holder is requesting the matter be rescheduled. with the vice-president, we can give the parties to discuss regarding the hearing date. if the matter is heard tonight, it can be heard in a normal order. if not, they can not sit through most of the meeting. we would start then with mr. yee. who would have 3 minutes to speak on the date of the hearing. >> good afternoon. i'm with the parks and recreation. the parks and recreation department request that we reschedule this hearing to make a decision on the design. the committee has a th

i can see what mr. sanchez is saying and that's correct. if the skylights would be shifted to the left, we would need to get an accurate as built of the plan. if you want to put some language there i'm not objected to that. we can show the skylight that are different from this one so we can get it all fixed with one revision for the language it would we all good. >> did you get that, mr. pacheco? >> i think if the board is going to uphold this permit, i think this board needs to decide whether it's going to uphold this permit and let dbi do what it needs to do. >> i think if we create this would be another appeal. >> why don't we uphold the permit on the basis that it's code compliant. >> i can add if the inspector finds a discrepancy with these plans with the as built condition then we would have a provision to correct it. >> okay. that works. >> on that motion to uphold this permit on the basis that it's code compliant. commissioner fung, aye, the president is absent, commissioner hurtado? aye, lazarus? aye. the vote is 4-0. this permit i

mr. sanchez has indicated he's not unless you have questions we'll took any public comment? okay. seeing none mr. allowing you have rebuttal >> may i have 2 minutes. >> yes. >> thank you. >> wait. >> try to go ahead with that. >> okay. i think we've talked about this case before. the restaurants on union street. last enclosure. >> sorry. okay. commissioner i want to make it - >> how much rebuttal time. >> 6 minutes. i want to say the easy ones first, the first one 13094. mr. duffey said he saw or somebody inspections saw the underpinning it was done, however, it was not done under the old permit that was approved by the joint. that effort was total failure and the underpinning as shown on the perimeter of 2508 on 19th street was under designed by engineers. if you read my information you would cover those 3 permits. it's a simple thing the permit was issued in error. the work was never done. now getting back to what the gentleman testimony. he said we met before he filed the permit that's correct we met on november 27th in the lobby of 1660 mission street. at that time, he agreed to show

mr. st. croix and we'll see where we go. thanks. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i have a question. >> commissioner hayon. >> when you say there are things that you would like to get done, that you aren't to get done currently, what are some of these issues. >> we have two extremely competent investigators, but we could do more with more. right now we audit all candidates and random sampling of all candidates and eventually i think we should be able to audit every single candidate. auditing is one of the most effective tools we have, anti-corruption tools. and we want to continue to provide the services to the public in overseeing. the audits that we do right now are taking longer. we're trying to do more, but the mayoral audits, for example, we only had one real audit to do in the last mayoral election. and in this one we had a lot more and mayoral audits take longer than supervisorial audits, for example. we have gotten much better about giving out notices of fines, and other responses to infractions. but i would like to do

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>> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> chairman? >> thank you. mr. president, and thank you, for the very thoughtful conversation and suggestions and the work in the written presentations is excellent. and very, very helpful, i think to all of us, certainly to me. i would like to comment on something that a couple of people have said and i totally agree with the one size does not fit all. i have used my role as a commissioner here to look at and look out for the entire city in terms of transportation, that is the charge. and the same time being mindful of neighborhoods and groups and individuals, and circumstances that are around the city, i can assure you that it is an extremely difficult job and for us it is going to be getting much more difficult in the coming year because the transit effectiveness project will be coming out and that does involve some or one of the speakers mentioned removing some bus stops and changes. and so there is going to be a lot of opposition to it and it is going to be tough, but ours again and we have it look out for the

. >> we'll see. >> mr.hat is all the time we have left this evening. before we go, right now stop all you're doing. it's time to set your dvr and record "hannity" the series so you never miss an episode at 10:00 p.m . also, start your day each weekday morning with fox and friends first. see you back here tomorrow night. 7:00 eastern. don't miss it. good night, everybody. >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight -- >> you know how a family has daddy and mommy? >> and me. >> yeah, that's right. >> that very benign super bowl commercial is turned into a racial attack. not very nice. we'll tell you about it. >>> mr. president, we probably be better off with you cutting your presidency off right now. just quit. >> some black americans are angry with president obama but not most. we'll analyze a very controversial situation. >>> also tonight, pro-pot ads outside the super bowl stadium

>> seeing none, mr. castillo, you have 3 minutes for rebuttal. this is your opportunity to address the body. >> the only thing i need to ask is if you can give me a chance to continue the application i can do it again, all the paperwork because what happened before they don't have the money for all the paperwork at the same time because it's a lot of money to pay on my permit, it's almost $5,000. it's my first time to get a permit in 2012. we get a lot of papers and paid for it and i paid for my trailer which is $20,000 and i used all my money to pay for the trailer. this is why right now, if there is one that is possible to continue to the paperwork. >> do you now have all the resources you need to complete the application? >> yes. i can start to do all the paperwork, i can pay all the bills now as when i started the first time. >> i have another question, it's your statement that you submitted to us that says that you went in on october 4th. >> i don't remember. >> did you go in personal ly? >> i went and talked to ms. stacy lee because they ca

do we have a better idea of when we might see mr. bieber?we just found out from the spokesperson from the miami-dade corrections department he has been booked into a county jail here, the turner guilford knight center, at 1:00 to 1:306789, he will appear by a video bond hearing. he walks before a camera in the jail to speak to a judge who is in another building downtown. they are able to talk to each other via videotaped camera. again, that's scheduled to happen at 1:00 to 1:30. the issue there is whether he is able to post bond to then get out of jail. to review, this is the police department where he was brought after he was arrested, police say he was drag racing in a residential neighborhood, going about 55 to 60 miles an hour, twice the speed limit in that area. police say when they pulled him over, he was belligerent verbally belligerent, and was not cooperating, and that he would -- just would not follow the officer's orders. he was then charged with dui, resisting arrest without violence, and having an expired driver's license issued

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seeing none. mr. mcclellan we have 3 minutes of rebuttal for you >> thank you there was made reference to the fact there's a public benefit to 80 this tree. now there's public benefits to street trees and this is a mutual may be with lots of street trees there's no public beverages. there's heavy street traffic and the recommendation to jack hammer up the sidewalk. i'm not sure with the benefit is for the public good. the other thing is that, you know, over the last, you know, 40 years the amount of habitat done in that area is significant maybe because of the removal of a large industrial building with that open space. my own backyard is actually planted to support of the bird habitat in the neighborhood. i don't think the removal of the tree will effect the habitat it will be smaller in size. i'm again open to an alternative to this tree if the city has one they think would be more desirable and again, the house itself is in the historic guide books it starts to show you itself off. so as a property