skylights shall not be installed within 6 feet of an exterior wall. this was built right on the property line exterior wall. this guy light cannot exist in this place. the mold in the basement is likely caused by the faulty plumbing in the bathroom and the in-law unit. to abate the two 1994 nov's. it is listed as being, quote, complied with, without any mention that it would be referred to the planning department. nor was there a copy of the nov or the permit. it was to replace plumbing fixtures that i just described. these fixtures empty into a sewer that was replaced without a permit, for which there is a four-year-old nov. it was never inspected, but dbi issued a permit any way to allow the illegal bathroom to continue. this authorizes re-roofing excluding the dormer, which was clearly done to avoid addressing the illegal nature of this structure, not that it makes any whether proofing cents. my complaint against this addition is that it is being legalized. now is the time to legalize or remove both structures in conjunction with the repair work. e

october, broken windows, broken skylights. january, and save building. november, building waterproofing is compromised. each permit we have applied for, she has appealed. this is beyond reason. this process is not costing her one penny. financially, it is crippling for us. the financial burden is placed on us as homeowners appears to be part of the attraction. this was clearly evident when she filed a vacant and abandoned building complete on our property. what satisfaction as the $900 fine imposed on a skipper? we have located our home at 2008 for 28 months because of the poor condition and mold formation. we returned to the same condition because we have no other option. last year, the permit was appealed to this board because of a request for new dormers. this year, our rufen request does not include any dormers, yet here we are again. no matter what we try to do, she will oppose it. i would like to refer to a letter in her own grief, dated 2009, where she states she witnessed the building of an illegal addition sometime in 1983, and an illegal and do

, which is currently unoccupied mall, we will be creating literature designed rooms, bringing in skylights to create an intimate critiques base. this is a rendering of the exterior of the building in its full use, with the restaurant in the corner, studios and office space in the center, in the power house rental space to the south. again, we will be restoring the exterior to its original state, and this will all be done with lead gold standard with regard to sustainability. here is a longitudinal section through the building. we will be connecting a ground floor to the main floor and third floor, through this new stairway intervention, lobby space on the ground floor and mezzanine, and where the catering kitchen integrated, as well. the main floor, offices will be transformed into retail. restaurant to the north. the second floor, you see the black box theatre. it will be state of the art. here, the design, literary art studios, with the mezzanine in an attic, will be for the students as well. this is a rendering depicting that workspace. you can see, again, ground- floor lobby, mezzanine

>> skylight book store. anybody go. tavis: have i been there many times. >> i have never said it on television anymore. you're my first. tavis: wow. i've give enyou some money over the years. >> have you? tavis: indeed i have. guy there. chris goes there. >> mention my name. they'll charge you more. tavis: in that case, i do not know this guy. burn this tape. let's repeat, shall we, since mr. tambor is so busy, movie number one -- >> "meeting spencer." tavis: movie number two -- >> "meeting spencer." tavis: movie number three? >> "win-win" tavis: "meeting spencer" is important. >> and paul." friday night, "win win." saturday afternoon go to "paul." and sunday night do whatever you want. tavis: jeffrey tambor festival. >> "meeting spencer." tavis: at any theater near you. >> you really go to skylight book store? tavis: yes. i'm an avid reader. >> mention my nanny. they'll charge you more. tavis: jeffrey, good to have you here sblfment you're the best. tavis: and good luck with the babies. >> wouldn't it be funny if it wa

rain saturated ground gave way, dropping the tree onto the roof, knocking out skylights and poking holes. no one was hurt. earlier today wind and rain shut down highway 84 road as falling trees brought down powerlines and the rain triggered landslides. the road was re-opened around 6:00 this evening. the usually high-water trouble spots were just under 6' and rise, but well below its banks. and nowhere near flood stage. this stretch of road looks like it could be in the sierra. it's bear gulch road before noon today. that is not snow. it's hail. >> reporter: hail has been falling around the bay since late friday. this came down in albany with a storm that included thunder and lightning. >> we were inside and all of these particles went down on our window and the whole house was just shaking. >> reporter: it was night quite a snow day on friday, but after- school hail provided some fun for these carbon dioxides who were sliding on a slick layer of icy slush that covered a parking lot in richmond. funnel clouds were seen in a couple of plays, this one off the coast at the cliff house. >> t

the connected the bottom floor with the skylight and really open up the building. >> is still open? >> it was still open it, and the second floor was the original waiting room. the port was very intrigued by the local business uses that would be down here. it took about four years to restore the building, and it took close to two years to lease it because we started early in the redevelopment of the building. we are fully leased. lots of wonderful partisans -- lots of wonderful artisans. >> unqualified success. >> in the 1950's, after the bridges were built, the port and the ferries stopped in the late 1950's. at the port was looking for new ways to build revenue. that is when they started to chop up the building on the second and third floor into small offices. that brought revenue, but also took away a lot of the historic elements. it was mostly restaurants beneath. then in 1972, the ferry started. in 1989, we had the earthquake that rendered the double decker freeway on safe. -- unsafe. >> in 1989, the ferry building was a symbol of the earthquake because the clock stopped and th

like to mention the care we have taken to incorporates sustainable strategies, including a large skylight, which will direct daylight into the units, thereby reducing electrical lighting load and overhang at the rear of the additions to reduce heat gain and radiant heating throughout the building, all within the framework of an adaptive use. thank you. thank you back -- commissioner oll open it up for public comment in support of the project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners. on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. our endorsement committee look at this project a year ago and loved it. we like the housing. we like it is rare that we see a project that is emblematic of the discussion of parking in the san francisco. our perspective of our patrons that the neighborhood is not look at this as a parking facility. this is less than half full now. this is not successful. this is obsolete. i would be nervous coming here if there was a waiting list to get into this place. at the same time, they are upset that this is oversubscribed and difficult to obtain. this is the pro

dropping the tree on to the roof, knocking out skylights and poking holes. no one was hurt. earlier today, wind and rain shut down highway 84 between skyline boulevard. falling trees brought down power lines and the rain triggered landslides. the road was reopened around 6:00 this evening. the usual bay area high water trouble spot was just under 6 feet at bridge street earlier this evening and rising, but well below its banks and nowhere near flood stage. this stretch of road covered with white stuff looks like it could be in the sierra. it is in san mateo county, not far from the intersections between noon today. that's not snow. it's hail. >> oh. oh look at all that. >> it's been a rough weekend. hail has been falling down around the bay since late friday. this came down in albany during a storm that included thunder and lightning. >> it was banging on our windows. we were inside and all these particles went down on our window and all. the whole house was shaking. >> it was not quite a snow day on friday, but after school hail provided some fun for these kids who were sli

like to mention the care we have taken to incorporates sustainable strategies, including a large skylight, which will direct daylight into the units, thereby reducing electrical lighting load and overhang at the rear of the additions to reduce heat gain and radiant heating throughout the building, all within the framework of an adaptive use. thank you. thank you back -- commissioner oll open it up for

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it took out skylights and windows and punched several holes in the roof. >> all of this rain has saturated the ground in many parts of the bay area. want to show you video of a rock and mud slide on park boulevard this morning in the oakland hills. the slide, including a large boulder, was reported at about 7:30 this morning blocking the shoulder in the area above die manned canyon park. now diamond canyon park. a wind advisory is in effect and it has been raining hard and steady most of the day and night. deborah villalon is live. it is likely to get worse before it gets better. deborah? >> reporter: yes, ken we will show you how they are preparing. but first i can tell you we are experiencing some strong gusting winds just within the last hour. we are alongside 101. right there you can see the traffic. they are having to plow through some ponding water and of course keep a stern grip on the wheel with these high winds. so far no major complications but definitely some stories to tell. in sonoma county a rain-soaked hill finally had enough sliding down on to river road blocking cars heade