often placing signage on the buildings is not adequate to notice the property owner we're looking at coming up with standards for freestanding signed and the dimensions basically, it calls for at all narrow signs that are perpendicular to allows the views into the water yet turning the flater signed in the praumd and stipulate maximum height and wealthy directions we've got great successes we've also been asked to provide identity on the pier sheds with our major tenant we've got pier one and 2 we're looking at more their historically pier 31 had a mural painted on the end of that that's been touched so buildings have been use for a similar type of we've loofrnltd graft out where signage or murals may be able to be added and consistent with the requirement that we tried placing signage on small medium and large pieces and come back with the guidelines with a professional we think it going to pass and also take public comment and looked at some of the shed walls adjacent and it's for the identification of the port used for a larger scale set up for longer distances where a lot of sign

. >> i was asking about the tenants signage and i. >> and we get the sense there's a demand for that but not gotten to that point in being able to study it. >> perhaps some appreciable signage as it exceeds a seat belt amount perhaps that's when we'll be looking at charging for larger signs maybe if the tenant wanted you know something much larger we'll exposure. >> we've looked pier identity and saying how much is a pier would you cupping occupy before you'll qualify for that we haven't looked at a pricing instructor but certainly expand this at the commissions interest to place it so we have that tenant so it's ton site not general advertising fits within that tenant that tenant is within the facility it goes on. >> so thank you i think it understand the commissioner commission has an interest in the sign program once we get something set. >> not necessarily (laughter). >> i was just saying like the small bloomberg sign outside the door but if bloomberg minded their name on the outside of the pier 53 we should charge of they're not a tenant. >> like having on major buildings put th

the tenants this is also a hot bottom issue or hornet nest a couple of questions on the temporary signages and the bartenders just a wording in section 3 maybe predicament up to two temporary signs is that at a time per month this is the timing needs to be specified. >> what's included in the staff report of the current sign. >> we keep editing those but thank you. >> (laughter). >> we will be describing to you the draft we'll look at very differently and have a completely different format and everything we've discussed here today. >> and awning i think one of the parts we want to particularly focus on the projection out from the building i notice several of the works are in violation of the current guidelines or at least if their sienlz on is that counted on the building didn't it meet the two inch or the 6 inch or the cause of the banners projecting out. >> the proposed guidelines will have the - the canopies are 5 or 6 feet out from the building a chance to provide that commercial identity and specify metal or glass for the canopies we do that with our experience working with the histor

why is this signage so important? >> we're launching in oakland with a pilot program.l see these bill boards and bus shelters going up in oakland in the next month or so. we're partnering with a national organization called too small to fail and they have a number of national collaborative partners, bill and hillary clinton foundation who you mentioned in the piece. american academy of pediatrics, sesame street, whole slew of the best and brightest in early education. this campaign hopefully will succeed in oakland. we'll take the best pieces of it, including the clothing line and the outdoor signage, which by the way designed by silverstein, they are the folks behind the got milk commercials and best and brightest in the advertising world. we've combined the talents of wonderful organizations to create this and hopefully we can scale it nationally with our national partners and but oakland is where the pilot is going to run, for again, launching shortly. >> i know people are going to want -- they say, how can they get the good stuff? you have a website? >> yes, it's t

. >> but the real question commissioner lim is the methodology i assume there's signages here you need to walk us through yourself looking at what premiums might be 3 years from now you're assuming some rate of medi-cal inflation e.r. whatever to get to the starting point and the tax penalty so it will will be helpful to explain the methodology if this is the right number that's fine. >> what person - you see a basic year to year in 2008 and with what the real rate and we actually ann provided us a trend rate we didn't publish that we didn't want to say to the vendor we're going increasing our rates they can do the rates and back out by that's the only reason the trend rate is not in our booklet. >> that's fair but how they did the california lose and we start with the 2015 premiums for the family we blend based on enrollment we have to combine the employee pier one and two those are interpreted by the trend rates set that i myself and my colleague projected them to 2018 we did use separate rates for the different plans based on our prospective outcome as well as past experience and so

improvements whether their signal consortiums traffic improvements pedestrian safety bulb outs or signage sloan traffic making people more aware and big thrust in education because everybody has to be more aware so i will want to say this we have to move together on this and noted pointing out the fingers it's not just infrastructure or education it's not just one or the other all i have those things have to work in concert with each other and we have to talk what the bicyclists and the car drivers and talk with people that are moving supplies in and out for all of those crosswalks projects and talk with people that walk our streets in multiple different languages we have a lot of visitors from all over the world they're not use to the intense use of our streets as we grow as a city we have to center the conversation with all our partners and kids and look out for each other in addition to louth four users so vision zero is our goal and fraying will help get us there we're not going to wait we're beginning the projects we'll be you announcing them as time goes on as and a we get the proje

new waterfront piers and facilities for concession and way-finding and signage and art installation. to conduct the planning progress, rec and park desires to use the pac grant funds to enter into sole source agreement with the trust for public land. for over 40 year p tpls had worked in papership to create quality parks and open space for all to enjoy. i knew we heard a little bit about this already. they work locally to sustain per quality and create parks in the urban neighborhoods that need them the most such as bay view tenderloin and western addition. tpl revitalized the park, transforming into an set for the neighborhood. tpl looks for local groups to involve neighbors and design workshops and clean up days and tree-planting events. the invasion included a playground, new green areas and trees and artwork by local artists. after ten years tpl is revisiting india basin shoreline park and working with community members to determine what improvements might be needed to make it more vibrant and attractive. the addition of green infrastructure such as installing bay-friendly planti

relationships with neighborhoods like the hours of operation and the sidewalk maintenance and plan signage and 0i7b9 management the planning commission again unanimously recommended approval of the legislation and the commission found this legislation will streamline review and approval process for homeless shelters we suggested you recommend approval of this legislation bev and dusty from the mayors office of hope is here to talk about that. >> thank you very much mr. duffy. >> thank you, supervisors allison park beacon hill duh the director with the engagements and partnerships i wanted to thank the mayor for sponsoring this measure this is extremely important we come into compliance into the ordinances to establish the ordinance of the right of shelters to be on truthfully the city is not going to be opening many shelters on the focus is on housing but you have taken the time to visit the application center we have tools we'll need to respond to the endisplacements and other abilities to open the facility i hope this legislation helps to keep the people in part of san francisco they fee

legislation made by the planning commission to amend the planning controls to allow for business signage to be more higher than 50 feet of grade i believe it will be unstriking page 16 line 12 and 13 if i'm not mistaken let me know if i miss stated that we'll fact that amendment up after public comment and aaron starr will provide the perceiving briefing. >> aaron starr the manager of legislative affairs it consolidates dings and modifies it the definition the business signs be removed when the business cease operation and prohibits the general signage and places more restrictions around union square and other neighborhood you commercial district this ordinance was originally part of the larger northeast legislation that was introduced by supervisor chiu in 2011 that is the last piece of legislation to be considered by the board because of the ordinance ordinance sighed size it was heard the signs were continued in phase one at the march first hearing the commission voted 7 to zero with the northeast ordinance and the two modifications exclude the amendment that supervisor wiener just ta

more exterior signage would help there. >> i would hope so. it would get us out. >> reporter: many riders thought such things had been thought through and some are relieved at least now they are thinking about it. >> to know that they have come up this with something, you know. >> reporter: mm-hmm. >> to inform us is good. >> reporter: now, these are not ntsb prompted changes, things metro found in the course of the ongoing investigation they think they can implement immediately to make a difference. the ntsb investigation is still ongoing. could be weeks or even months before we know exactly what caused that accident. we are live in alexandria derrick ward news4. >> derrick, thank you. >>> tonight there's progress in the search for six people inside a burned annapolis mansion. two more bodies were found in the rubble today. chopper 4 flew over the area as investigators looked through the debris. but the work there is far from over. >> we still don't even know how this fire started. but news4's darcy spencer has been looking more into the inve

. >> and signage at the entrances as well but certainly more we can do it get the word out. >> great thank you. do you want to continue. >> that concludes any report i'm going to turn it over to the inspector. >> i'll start i'm short. >> inspector quality i'll keep it short the only major thing in regards to a meeting on monday january 3rd, 2014, between the san francisco police department and the seller bar club a representative from california parking and representative from ssi security in regards to the issues surrounding the pa parking lot we had a debate about the security putting it there we pretty much resolved the issue and we had an actual security guard the meeting was productive spent time talking about best practice and we'll see how that plays out through other than regular patrol and stuff like this with that if you have questions feel free to ask. >> commissioner lee. >> it the seller on saturday and i believe the agreement was friday and saturday from 12 to 3 they put a new light bulb and the parking tenant wore more active too. >> commissioner frost. >> how busy wer

the crowd mayor sam liccardo who said this one-mile section with no stops will soon have electronic signage. >> my thought is we need to do something to this roadway and i know that the department of transportation is hard at work now and will be getting speed trailers throughout soon. [ courtroom scene ] [ inaudible ] [ cursing ] >> and there was an emotional outburst from the victim's family as one of the drivers appeared in court yesterday. investigators say the two drivers were street racing although they did not know each other. police and the department of transportation say the accident rate on this road is typical when compared to other roads in san jose. nonetheless, changes are coming. live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a gruesome discovery brings to 10 the number of homicides in san francisco just this month. a suitcase filled with mutilated body parts was found yesterday on 11th street between mission and market streets. police found it after responding to a 911 call about a suspicious package. the surrounding area was shut down and police found more dismembered remains

are tied to installing new smoke detectors protection for the electrified third rail, and emergency signage. those options will be studied in the next month. >> we have some changes coming with the weather, monitoring the potential of winter weather moving in this weekend. devon lucy is here now with a first look. >> this has been a week full of these systems. nothing real major. tonight, the temperatures falling quickly. some areas already in the 20's. near freezing dulles manassas 30, upper 30's in washington. the ay forecast, at the bus stop in the morning, bundle up. the wind will not be that strong. it will be a cold morning, just a cool afternoon. the bigger picture, this is what we are tracking. it is over texas right now, the rain ahead of it, heading our way. i will let you know when it arrives in what we will get in the complete forecast coming up. >> is a man charged with murdering three people in alexandria fit to stand trial? a judge ordered a competency evaluation today for charles severance to find that answer. in the courtroom severance interrupted proceedings two times, one

appropriations of $300 million will be focused on making sure our streets are designed and signal listed and signage to get to zero death our vision zero is a serious goal we're united about preventing the death and fatalities along our streets so thank you (clapping) so i can talk on and on all morning you have wonderful panelists this morning i hear that the form staff are heading up agencies in los angeles and you've got people from all over the country here to share a talk to i'm excited i want to know what your talking about and what i think is the best approaches i'm a mayor that want to make sure our cities are successful we can't do that without successful transportation to me transportation is the great equal legislators the mayor and i have talked about the income and equality and all the challenges we have about economics when you get to transportation and certainly for our city you'll ride a muni bus or trolley or the bart and standing right next to a ceo of a billion dollar corporation because people need to get things done and we have transportation that units them all throughout the c

result of the analysts and said here's areas of high cost if you understand the calculations and signages it go along with it, it's a walk up call to try to partner with others to get clarity about the law and more importantly the regulations that are going to follow up that's my take away so they've done what we've asked them to do it's not a pretty picture understanding the law as we see it today dobd. >> i think the relevance of those numbers to the earlier blue shield presentation needs to be underscored when we trend it out the blue shield costs we were looking at our trends has been since the implement of the aco and blue shield has been unable to negotiate those rates with sutter to the blue shield numbers could be grossly expand if he were to allow whatever the market would bear so in terms of explaining to employees and retirees the importance of keeping our hospital developments down have approved complications in 2018 in taxes and i think hence blild action now in 2015 is it would be too late if they did it in 2017 for 2018 so our actions the board of supervisors actions the wh

we've we'll have ambassadors out there to make sure to explain to people and direct to people and signage and banners to direct people and have flyers and use other outreach such the lab and social media novelist other stakeholders such as the board of supervisors as well. it's small and a but significant change for people who we were frustratingly looking at the platform we don't let them disembark and finally to the director brinkmans earlier request we'll be bringing a competitive report update open vision zero to the board in february but just to i guess wet our appetite a little bit there's been so much work by our staff and folks from across the city agencies just to a reminder that vision zero was a policy and goal to eliminate traffic deaths in san francisco by 2024 so adapting vision zero you were the first city body to do so and before the police commission and board of supervisors and environment commission you were i you were the first to adapt vision zero to have a better and satisfactory street to increase the enforcement of the laws and the elective initiatives to save live

included via e-mail and mail and contact information in the event that problems should occur proper signage with the name of contact information should be posted permanently on the project site children have smaller airways than adults especially for a healthy child it makes an irritant like a exhaust or chemicals in the air or dust it leads to fever and sneezing and shortness of breath and watery eyes, etc. air pollution r can worsen a disease this needs to think incorporated and eliminate 9 air quality impact of the project thank you. >> hi name a greg stewart i have two children at live oak a daughter in fourth and son in first and i appreciate the chance to provide some input here today my concern is if planned the project is a scale to have negative impacts on the neighborhood pay community i'm not anti housing but schools are a compliemy component of how a community grows a scale that's planned for the project that's indications of perhaps unintended consequences that will harm the neighborhood and the schools mission to provide a quality education month i'm not confident in the metho

the crowd mayor sam liccardo who said this one-mile section with no stops will soon have electronic signage. >> my thought is we need to do something to this roadway and i know that the department of transportation is hard at work now and will be getting [ indiscernible ] trailers throughout soon. [ inaudible ] [ cursing ] >> and there was an emotional outburst from the victim's family as one of the drivers appeared in court yesterday. investigators say the two drivers were street racing although they did not know each other. police and the department of transportation say the accident rate on this road is typical when compared to other roads in san jose. nonetheless, changes are coming. live in east san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> stunning development. more than four years after that deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno, agents from the state attorney general's office have reportedly searched the home of a former pg&e executive and a former president of the state's public utilities commission. the "chronicle" says it's connected to an investigation into possible bribery and obstruction of

launch for recreational activities and new piers and facilities for consolidations and educational signagend art installation as part of a soon to be launched parks plan an extensive plan for the preferred use of this space based on the decision the design competition will take place and environmental assessments are complete an elevation terrorist title areas this winter we're working with the toxic substance control and develop a clean plan and leverage the funds for environmental protection agency for brown grants it is 2ker78d to be cartly exempt from the quality act it is $600,000 plus the grant requires a match through open space fund in the autumn memorandum a of $600,000 plus and rec and park for more money the grant agreement runs from a prospective dates there november 30th, 2016, however, it stipulates it will be completed by august 2016 it is supported by itself islander base alliance and the trust four public land and parks and hunters point family i welcome questions you have and look forward to developing this open space into an extraordinary shore like e line parks in terms

the street from the project we've alternated the window and replied them with scaled windows and signage of the stucco to create a modest building with commissioner moore's comments and maintained the garage space and we've cooperated the escaping wit west that requests we do so we received an appraisal from bridges appraiser that awe operated the project this is an be affordable project we building this has been addressed with all concerns and we've presented this to the neighbors on december 17th and not received comments from them as mentions 3 letters of support and knowledge i understand this was heard i want to let you know the board required a variance and we removed street trees thank you. >> i have speaker cards here. (calling names) >> if your name has been called please approach the podium. >> good evening commissioners i'm herpes i live on straightaway stated street i'd like to point out that to the city is a determined that the cottage only state street is not a historic resource it's the only building on the block and probably one of increasing 3 in the city that predates t

the mayor was out here promising a quick response with speed trailers and electronic signage to get drivers to slow down. it was an emotional gathering right at the spot where kiran pabla was killed monday afternoon. she was jogging along the road monday when police say two drivers were racing. their cars collided, veered off the road and pinned her against a tree. friends and family gathered at the scene to remember. >> we were just looking -- we were just here thinking it would be -- just one second later or even a fraction of a second later she could have jogged faster or slower and she could have been saved. >> every memory of her is with a smile. you know, she wasn't the type to put herself at risk for anything. i mean, it's just so unfortunate the way that she went. >> reporter: there was an emotional outburst from the victim's family as one of the drivers appeared in court yesterday. [ yelling ] >> make sure we get justice. >> reporter: the two men involved face charges of vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. investigators say the two drivers were, quote, street racing, altho

no signage. it's wide open.nyone could easily walk out onto these tracks. >> i don't think he was reckless or anything. i mean in anything he was doing. i think it was that moment, it was a mistake. a momentary mistake. just a trip he tripped. >> reporter: plitt has posted videos of himself working out on railroad tracks in the past. the west point graduate and former army ranger was known to push the envelope with stunts like these, often taunting death, challenging his thousands of fans online to live a more adventurous and purposeful life. >> he excelled at a very high level. he only wanted the best. >> i definitely see qualities in yeg that would make a good partner. you know he's loyal. he's consistent. >> reporter: plitt was starring in a new reality show "friends to lovers" featuring his relationship with long-time friend turned love interest melanie marden. >> ity a little bit of greg's greatness rubs off on everybody he's introduced to or knows. there were times he would show me e-mails from his fan web