boskovich said, so at that point, it would become mandatory seismic work. so -- but at this point, with the -- there's no change of occupancy. there is a change of use. the building code does not trigger it for that work, okay? >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> yeah. i have a last question for mr. boskovich. both soft story upgrades are utilizing frames, aren't they? >> yeah. it's a little surprising they're not -- >> sheer walls usually reflect a seismic upgrade. >> oh, absolutely. the only reason you're putting in sheer walls and hold downs is you're providing lateral strength to be equal to the story above. so they're advancing the retrofit of a future soft story retrofit. it's coming. there's no other reason to put a sheer wall on a first floor unless it's a soft story. >> my question was a sheer wall -- a soft story, normally, they're putting in a steel frame. >> you're allowed to do -- the soft story program only allows two different types of retrofit, plywood sheer walls or steel frames. >> thank you. >> i've actually got a question for the d.p.h.

this bond will fund seismic improvements to the seawall. current concepts come from initial studies and similar projects elsewhere, including seattle, which replaced their seawall. potential approaches to seismic retrofit include ground improvements, seawall replacement, structural replacement to utilities, walls, and piers, and utility replacement. similar to seismic improvements, strategies to combat sea level rise will vary depending on the different sections of the waterfront. some sections are relatively open and will allow fore more flexible strategies with benefits. the port expects that these vital improvements will provide the foundation for future adaptation measures. when selecting both seismic and flood mitigation projects that this bond will fund, we will apply a vetted set of criteria, including considerations of the benefits to life safety and emergency response as well as factors such as project length, risk avoided and community and environmental benefits so that we are spending our dollars as wisely as possible to protect

seismic is there no requirements for any kind of seismic what point is the seismic considered. >> this is under the foot of building existing and seismic didn't become an issue i guess usually. >> not considered certificate of occupancy and for two it is a change of occupancy didn't add more than one hundred people if you change of occupancy. >> if you elevate the building is that considered an additional. >> may implication if you raise the building the building get taller and, you know, so i don't you know we may is ask for a seismic update but if you're not raising the building the building rates doesn't change you can add our building partitioned. >> your answer you may ask what kind of rule is that you asked for a seismic review even a seismic review with the existing conditions. >> i'll say not in the brad to require a seismic upgrade. >> that's the didn't answer my question when it begin was - my southern i'm a construction algeria we're adding residential units in building highly vulnerable to earth earthquakes. >> thank you for an excellent presentation i'm interested in parti

we found in aajo m seismic event, the land behind the seawall will liquefy, causing manyoblems. quite simply, it in unsafe condition which we cannot stand by. in addition to this earthquake risk, the embarcadero faces current flood and future flood risks. annual close you ares of the embarcadero duringing ktide. b.a.r.t. tunnel is at risk today in a 100 year storm flooding. we know that sea levels are expe o a much as 24 inches by 2050 and 66 inches by 2100. and with just 18 inches of sea rise,din foo on the embarcadero will be a regular occurrence and will have flood problems in sections of the downtown. we need to bolster and protect our line of defense. why is this so critical? the lifelines council report raised alarms regarding the seawall because of the important role it plays for the city and the region. first, it's a key piece of the city's response in case of disaster. in an earthquake, d-e-m expects the waterfront to provide emergency response to people, to get people home in the region and to get goods in. it's a major place of evacuati delivy ofdisterworker and suppl

in the past, change of use like this has required seismic upgrade. on that basis, it could permit the relocation of the permit 45 feet up the block to 4522. the ordnance was adopted by the board of supervisors allowing a business to relocate. it took considerable resources for a very large and very expensive cigar store to relocate from one location to another. but the circumstances are very different for save mor. the community being served by save mor is a very different community. the economic resources are not available to this. just to throw this up on the screen for the benefit of the conversation, you can see that this was approved unanimously at every reading at the board of supervisors. and the ordnance specifically states that it was intended to exempt the humidor from four prohibitions. you've heard enough exceptional material about this store that would not make it a precedent for this board to act. i understand that you heard from another person seeking a tobacco license that was frustrated by 19h. you heard from a man during public comm

charattemp filings are where they were but the naure those filings chging due to the seismic press iwibe much more well as u labor intensive on our side. so for that reason, we are keeping our f.t.e.'s at the mlevel, as pethe directive, we 37 f.t.e.'s in the 2017-2018 year and this year we are keeping it at the proposed budget for 2018-2019 is 8.5 million. it's about a 5.8% increase from last year's approved budget. and that is mostly a reflection increase in salary and fringe costs, nualization of new position and increased interpreter and translation budget, i.t. support and smaller items like that. >> if you don't receive any general fund dollars, where and how do you get increases to your budget? >> our budget eniy nded by the . the rent board fee assessed on every rental unit in san francisco. the controller determines after approving thbudget the amount of funds that are needed. assesses that amount to cover the budget. that's eata grseinto our last slide which is the rent board fee $45. this fiscal year we anticipated the rent board fee going up to $47-$48 but are happy to report

additionally, we are beginning to do seismic assessment in the city clinic. with that i'm going to pass the baton to joe chen from dpw. >> thank you, terry. good afternoon, commissioners. joe chen, public works program manager. i would be providing updates on the upcoming milestone, the activities on the zuckerberg building five component as well as the community health center component. so let's focus first on slide number 10, that will be on zuckerberg building five. we are currently tracking two projects in construction. this is well into construction. contract had some -- had a slow start to get all their infection control submittals in place but we are into demolation that will continue for the next month or two with our target date to finish is towards the end of the year. another project we just launched is the rehabilitation department relocation, recreate for construction was granted yesterday. we've been working closely with the contractor to get all their subm submittals in place to give us a good head start. we are currently tracking to start cons

apparently it registered on the seismic registers, so many mexicans jumped registered on the seismic, so many mexicansjumped up, i presume that the final whistle or when the goal happened, that you had a mini earthquake. which is phenomenal. a country which has been taking a bit of a battering from its neighbours, what fantastic news. and if the americans had let him a few more mexican immigrants, they might have qualified for the world cup, not that they will know what it is. who is your money on? england, obviously, to go all the way and win it. is there a sweepstake? well, my business partners are german, and we haven't had a chat since this result, because obviously it was the weekend. so we will see. but they are actually very polite, germans. in the meantime, for mexico, a lovely bit of good news in terms of how their football team has done. and contrary to what trump was saying, they are not a bunch of reticent terminals. in the meantime, this next story is fox news's coverage of the pressure on president trump in terms of his immigration policy, the way they are treating thos

the fact is that any type of improvement like this is a seismic improvement to the building. it's my opinion that the exemption comes into play, and i would move such. >> i also concur. when you use the word "sheer wall" it's a type of wall, how it's used, how it's framed in the span in the center. otherwise, they would calling it panelling. so to me, especially with the word, the terminology "hold down" constitutes seismic or structural upgrade. if there's no other further -- i'll make a motion. >> i'm going to move. >> okay. >> i'm going to move to overrule the department and to grant the exemption based upon the finding that the proposed permit for the facility where they're relocating from has scope that is reflective of seismic upgrade. >> okay. so what i hear is a motion to grant the appeal on the basis that the proposed permit for 4500 third street has within its scope seismic upgrades which would then qualify the applicant for an exemption under 19-h of the health code, 19-h.6(b) for the exemptions set forth in that provision, that ordinance. so on that motion, motion

it is seismic. yes, i do think the president has diagnosed this problem incorrectly. this was a situation quite frankly a lot of things contributed to it, but it seems as though -- and you read this off the top of the show -- this is a case where frankly joe crowley was not paying enough attention to what was going on back home at a time when he was more focused on the national democratic party and what he was doing in washington. and, brian, i just cannot overstate what a seismic shift this is inside the house leadership. this is somebody who was incredibly close with nancy pelosi, widely seen as her likely successor in the event that she were to decide to step down. he's very well liked by his colleagues across the board. he's much younger than the current leadership in the house although clearly a different neonrom the woman who has beaten him tonight. she will actually be, if she is elected in the fall, the youngest woman ever elected to the house of representatives at the age of 28. and this really is the kind of warning shot that we heard, for example, back in 2

. >>> there's a seismic difference in predicting earthquakes and hate crimes in the charlottesville attackse are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the daily progress" reports a man accused of driving his car into a crowd of protesters in virginia last year and killing a woman has been charged with federal hate crimes. 21-year-old james alex fields jr. already faces murder charges on an attack at a white demonstrators at a national list rally. 32-year-old heather heyer was killed. >>> the "washington post" reports apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin is suing two of his children who claims they're trying to protect him. they sought to take advantage of him, misuse his credit cards and slandered him. his son and daughter says aldrin suffers from memory loss, paranoia, and confusion. they want guardians to protect him from what they call his worsening condition. >>> "the new york times" reports on seismic changes in how earthquakes will shake buildings. new research shows that some cities including salt lake city, san jose, and seattle may face more damage than earlier estimated

mean much by way of any great will seismic change the.securely for the hopes of cattle on independence in that region very few sympathetic for you see is here in madrid towards the independence movement as a whole the sheer fact that the catalan policies to independence parties backers of this vote of no confidence is largely down to the fact that they want to take revenge against marianna old boy who they see as being directly responsible for the violent crackdown on protesters. just ahead of the referendum late last year. anything in their eyes that so politically causes more chaos here in madrid is going to be good for them i don't think it means anything by way of greater sympathy for what they're trying to achieve politically going forward or what may thank you very much for that for now that is leave barca with the very latest from madrid where the spanish parliament have voted in a no confidence motion against prime minister mariano to foil and socialist leader petro sanchez is now spain's new prime minister. to italy now the count

said it's a big part of their agenda to make sure that this doesn't fade away ok so a relatively seismicshift in the us i suppose we can say you need to of course started off as a protest of well to do hollywood stars but very quickly achieved global dimension and across multiple industries how relevant was it in your country or brushy butalia because i'm thinking women in india are also looking to some other moments in history as perhaps more seismic for us sexually what you are now calling the me to moment in the west wasn't what you addressed in your introduction a ripple effect to what's happening in the united. states it goes much though you know i respect what the united states is doing in many respects but it's not the center of the world from where things ripple out and there are things going on in other parts of the world which are born of the local histories so for us actually it was in the only ninety's that the process of giving a name to this really widespread problem began and it began because of the history of our poor village woman who performing her task as a government

and it's just a seismic -- as i said, a seismic event for their party that republicans are just startingal with the as the new normal in their party. democrats are going to start to do as well. i've talked to several democrats the past hour or so who really do say they were floored and that joe crowley did something that, you know, tends to be a fatal mistake, which is he says he took it seriously but perhaps he didn't talk up his own ability and his own record as much as he should have because she defined herself, and that's kind of 101 in politics. >> i want to get to another subject, but i have to and you, harry, when listening to dana there, and she's talking about democrats, what i hear is there aren't enough people in washington, not enough young people in politics. our representatives are so old. they don't understand us, they don't understand the browning of the country. maybe in the short-term they won't take that, but in the long-term everything is on their side, is that correct? >> i certainly would agree with the idea democratic leadership is old. joe crowley was the youngest

the institute post this had tweet along with the seismic activity detected.panish newspaper cast doubt that a phantom earthquake could be caused by a scattered fans. when that goal happened, lots and lots of jumping. the institute took issue with the doubters explaining the seismic event might be imperceptible but still it did set off those earthquake censors. grandma would be the least bit surprised. i'm leaving the track behind, but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ ♪ roar ] run! oh! i have to see this. ♪ holy! this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. >>> here's something that remains true no matter how desperately donald trump and his allies try to spin it. the fbi took numerous action that's hurt the candidacy of hillary clinton and it may well have led to donald trump becoming the president. then fbi director james comey said not one word about the investigation, the counterintelligence investigation into the trum

it is very much a seismic move and a seismic announcement for this entire country because these judges rule on things that really matter to all americans and of course justice kennedy has been known as that swing vote sometimes as a conservative he voted in a very conservative way. other times he voted more on the liberal side so she true to how he interpreted the constitution and as many believe including the president he tuned out politics. we'll be watching all of this and more and of course the nomination process for the next one. let's get to this he's been hearing a lot about european tariffs retaliatory tariffs they slapped on everything from american jeans to motorcycles to yes, that glass of scotch. the european union slapped a 25% retaliatory tariff on american whiskey after president trump fired the first shot when he laid down steel and aluminum tariffs for all foreign steel including that from the european union. well one small u.s. business owner based in virginia is feeling the pain of what's being decided just a few miles away in the nations capitol. the founder spent $

how seismic is this in washington? >> we'll find out momentarily in the hours and days to come how seismic. the deal here -- we know basically -- put it this way. if you're 50 or under and you're a federal july and a federalist society conservative, this is a good day for you. you're rechecking your resume. this is a chance because we've seen the preference in both parties. you find a young juryist, somebody that can hold that seat for decades and this is a chance to shift the court -- >> dana: and i'm sure they're going to look for somebody with a track record so that they can say -- i'm realizing why i got a call from someone this morning. it's all coming together. okay. it was all out there and i got it. shannon bream is still with us. chris, hold on. we have more on the list of other nominees that the president might consider. >> yeah, you remember the president put out a list and a second list. i'm told that they may add some names to those already out there. there's some people on the list like senator mike lee.

are faced with upholding the law, you know, it is clear, that without that acceptance, which is the seismic thing, these guys don't have any chance of getting this thing back, because it is the law. but, when we are up here, there are several constant cases where i know we think together. we can't chat about it, but we think together. because sometimes you can't comment. but, you know, we don't feel that something is right. if we are not consistent with the law, and some of these people could come up and say, hey,, last week, you let these guys go. by virtue, my problem is, by virtue of the fact that your department, with aid from the board of supervisors, they were your catalyst, they chose to deny the law, and give the humidor that bias. that pass. that is very problematic. very problematic so, i mean, why can't this store, which is an award-winning store, which is a saviour of the community, we've heard testimony from all. why can't this store get the same by, or do they need to go to a supervisor? whether it is mr cowen or mr peskin, to do the same thing? that is my question. >> to answ

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. >>> the calaveras damage is being seismically retrofitted.ale may have been found. those fossils are being prepared for the museum of paleontology. >> with every vibration of the micro jack and every chisel of stone, skilled hands are chipping off layers of the past. >> you have a microscope and a dental tool. >> reporter: doctor robbins and the lab techs here have been working to carve out one of the biggest fossil sites in the bay area. >> this would be the inside of the scallop. this is pretty much embedded in the rock. >> the preservation is very nice on some of these. >> reporter: roughly 2000 fossils have been discovered here and were replaced by the san francisco public utilities commission. there seismically retrofitting the dam. 10 million cubic yards of earth and rock have been moved. that is enough to fill a stadium three times. whale schools, mussels, clams, nails and shark teeth were revealed. and so was the now extinct megalith on. >> we have the environmental picture. we have the plants and animals. that tells us a lot about th

this was a seismic moment. siya kolisi, the first black man to captain the springboks, leading men he would once have been banned from playing with. what a day. what a game. the first half was frenetic. england, without a win since february, were ten points up inside five minutes. mike brown was followed over the line by elliott daly and later owen farrell. england 24—3 up. on a ground 5,500 feet above sea—level, south africa started the climb back. it needed a slip from daly. s'busiso nkosi scored twice, as england lost their grip. by the time willie le roux charged through and over, south africa were ahead. all action, all energy. by the break in the thin air, england lacked oxygen and direction. the world cup isjust 15 months away. their defence was overwhelmed again in the second half. england's late rally was too little, too late. this was a day for kolisip and for history. as england have faded, ireland have grown stronger, bolder. the six nations grand slam champions had won 12 in a row, but facing austr

for victories they were saying their fans have been dancing and singing and drinking their house to seismic monitoring network in mexico city apparently even reported a mini artificial earthquake apparently caused by intense jumping i'd like to see the sources on that as you can see maske a stunning when i was a world cup winners just in russian capital into a big big party you can hear them celebrating from the studio and earlier i discussed this shock results a with a former denmark peter schmeichel. from mexico were fantastic they say face horizon so quickly didn't i cause germany all sorts of problems they for sure found a way to play against germany they defended. the last twenty minutes is a bit desperate and they defended the what they did was it played them so well that really read where all the weaknesses were and in behind kimi so right that's a lot of space and that was exploited and that when they were up to the gold as well having less than i actually typified had a play didn't it all the way through the match pretty much let's have a look at that goal and i think we can run it

grieve said today the massive thing to come up his trade and customs, and those will be absolutely seismicctions in the lords and commons are going to be massive, people are so passionate about this. we were saying earlier, families have fallen out, it's like trump in america. people are so engaged with this that it's causing a lot of conflict. and it's only starting now, it will get much worse, i'm afraid. this is step one. take a deep breath, everybody! i feel quite theresa may is the focus on their front page. james, this is interesting, it's about our future military posture. given there is a big nato summit coming up, it's thought that donald trump might be in the mood for a bit of a bust up? when is he not? foster is a good word, because i would use that for kevin williamson, someone people had not heard of until quite recently when it's alleged he was asked as chief whip who should be defence secretary, and he allegedly said he should be. like when george w bush asked dick cheney who should be vice president, and he said he should be. williamson seems to me to be making a very unsub

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often seismic improvements are needed. we're doing a pilot program here in san francisco to see how winston cup tie some of those funds with hopefully some of the hazard mitigation program money or other money to do the soft story retrofits and retrofits to the buildings. hopefully not only are they improved but the cold would be that they can be functional after an earthquake, too, and not a yellow tag but get a groan tag after an earthquake. that is another exciting program that we're working on. finally when we talk about the empower neighbors and neighborhoods program, a lot of work has been going on that. there is an intention where we're working on adding four different neighborhood hubs to the program including noah valley, western portal and western addition. we are moving forward with the neighbor fest program which happened last summer and we expect we will believe and finally, there's been a lot of work with department of public health around the heat wave impacts especially in the bayview district where we know

permits have been filed concurrently with seismic permits. to date the a.d.u. apations have ranged from about 1-9 a.d.u.'s per permit. a survey we conducted of the rental rates for thoccupied units to date indicates an average of 2,600 for a one bedroom accessory dwelling unit in the city. these have been primarily completed in districts 3 and 8. of note the survey indicated some of these units are being rented family members at below market rate or not being charged rent at all. so just some interesting findings from that survey. i would like to highlight a few procedural improvements we have been working on since last year. per your direction, through input we heard over different projects from tenants groups and tenants lvewe have developed a procedural solution with the department of building inspection related to the issue iyou reeybmonth using services. or two ago we had a last hearing related to th topic, a.d.u.'s and services, and specifically on the topic of garages. so we have worked with d.d.i. on the topic of increasing awareness of service by owner

but yeah, it's a seismic shift. a being are filling the slot by somebody that was appointed by a republican president. justice kennedy, there's more. he didn't like being the swing vote. but when they come in the doors, we could see many, many times their arguments were targeted to one justice in particular and that was justice kennedy. they knew they would have to win him over. so for him to leave and the president to have an opportunity to nominate somebody from the list he's out and and conservatives say they're happy on any one of them on the list. this appointment, this nomination, could be seismic for president trump. you talk about tough in the senate. there's pressure on capitol hill on justice kennedy to step down because senators have said, listen, we feel good about holding on to the senate for the fall. we need 51 votes to confirm a supreme court justice. but anything can happen. we're nervous. some of them have lobbied him and tried to talk him through the fact that they didn't want a bruising fight if

last month, to make it mandatory for cities to create an inventory of seismically vulnerable buildings. how do y >>> we are joined for tonight's bay area proud. >> we first profiled eugene in a bay area proud story for reasons you're about to see. after the story, eugene went on the hunt for someone to give him a job being kind to others. he didn't find one. you can guess what he did next. three years ago, eugene pulled off a single, monumental act of kindness. really big. like climbing mountains big. >> i claimed several yes, i did. yeah. >> reporter: in 2015, eugene hiked the pacific crest trail, from mexico to canada. raising money along the way for a paraplegic man he barely knew at the time. arthur rentwitki. so that he could buy device to help him walk for the first time in a decade. when all was said and done, though, eugene was faced with a question. how do you top such a big act of kindness? with thousands of small ones is the answer that came to eugene. >> would you care for a meal? >> the first act i did was so grand, but what i also learned is that something so simple and e

here -- most of them happened not because of an addition to an adu, they happened because of the seismic retrofit, and that's what drives the major construction in the adu in the eviction construction procedures,t necessarily the construction -- conversion of a garage to an adu. i think we have to get serious about additional units. it's great. you can now build a newhouse in an rh 1 district and have two units. i think it's perfect. commissioner melgar? >> vice presidenlgar: o i -- you know, i'm wondering why you need this today. if we could get a city attorney opinion in the next couple weeks that could -- i'm just speaking for myself -- put me at ease in terms of the issue that i raised, you know, i would be more comfortable. i don't think we need a whole lot of time. is there a reason this needs to go today? >> we would just like to get it done before the legislative recess? the agendas are very full with upcoming items, so we thought this was a fairly stream lined approval process for this legislation of adus, so we did yacht reach, we had a meeting, we had a lot of letters o suppor

. >>> next monday is the deadline for owners of seismically vulnerable buildings in berkeley to apply for grants to help retrofits -- retrofit their homes or businesses. making them safer to handle and coerce -- an earthquake. >> the city's goal is to get as many buildings retrofitted as r as possible to help people. it helps everyone if buildings are safe. >> the program was set up by the city of berkeley. it's paid for by a grant from fema and the governor's office of emergency services. >>> a berkeley city councilman will join protesters today outside of an i.c.e. office in san francisco. ben bartlett and others say they will protest the separation of migrant children from their parents. despite the recent executive order that ends the separations, the plan to return the children to the families is still very unclear. today's protest is scheduled to start at 4:30 in front of the i.c.e. office in san francisco. >>> it may be back to the drawing board for congress as republican now have to regroup in their efforts to pass immigration reform. what first lady melania trump war has peop

it has seismic and sea level rise risks. we are working hard with all of you, with our ste and federal partners, to plan for a project that provides a safer waterfront in the near term and to prepare for sea level rise in the long term. the budget includes funding for the seawall program to keep it going, and i'm very pleased to say working with the city, we have identified sources not in the bank yet, but identified sources for our first phase which will tackle life safety issues. >> supervisor cohen: good. >> yes, chair cohen? >> supervisor cohen: i said that's good. >> okay. thank you. onward to the ferries, and other maritime improvements. i do want to let you know that we're working on the mission bay ferry landing, which is a critical -- it's a growing area that needs a transportation -- water transportation center. this mission bay ferry terminal will provide for 10,000 weekly passenger capacity, and this budget provides for continuation of that project. we also are working on a downtown ferry terminal expansion with

and, finally, to complete the roadway network, the west side bridges, retrofit of seismically 7 deficient bridges on the western slope of the island. we want to brung that to uction in 2020 time frame with the goal of having all of the major roadway infrastructure completed by the summer of 2021, including the toling systems as well as enhanced transit, a.c. transit, and in particular initial ferry service. so that's the goal. a lot ahead of us over the next three years. and i'm happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> supervisor kim: all right. at this time, see nog questions for mr. cordoba, we'll open up for public comment on items 2 and 3. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, can you please call item 4. >> clerk: approve the minutes of the january 23, 2018 meeting. this is an action meeting. >> supervisor kim: do we have a motion? a motion from sheehy and seconded by fewer. at this time, open up for public comment on item 4. seeing no plic comment on item 4, public comment is closed. can we take a roll call, please, on item 4? [roll call] >>