sutter made $878 million profits last year.they have the money to propose a 555-bed hospital in a high-income part of the city. this is the year of a 2001 services list that st. luke's used to provide and which sutter agreed to maintain which came out of bankrupting st. luke's by cpmc and the law firm. this needs to be a starting point. the planning commission must ensure st. luke's 137-year-old continuance. inadequate st. luke's is poor urban planning. we oppose any planning commission approval of this l.r.d.p. inequitable. president olague: thank you, sir. and you can submit anything in writing that you are unable to express. thank you. [applause] we'll hear from the good neighbors coalition at this time. >> thank you, commissioners. gloria 134i9 on behalf of california nurses association. i was here at the last meeting and i committed comments -- president olague: you're part of the good neighbors coalition. >> yes, they asked me to speak. california nurses is a good neighbor. as you know -- i don't think there's any questio

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that is just off franklin and that sutter. access design underwent a number of changes as part of the informal review process. we try to minimize the number of access points into the parking. we know curb cuts sometimes conflict with pedestrian flows, and was reflected in the proposed project to minimize some of those conflicts. in addition to analyzing the access, we also covered variance. this is the access variant, with the only primary difference that you'd be able to leave the m.o.b. onto geary.

especially those who wish to remain independent of sutter medical foundation. several doctors who have joined the foundation report that once their practices under sutter under the healthy san francisco plan were being turned away. in terms of medical planning facility distribution counts, the patients who come to st. luke's are least able to afford a car. it is three bus lines away from any. st. luke's is the only hospital south of market from san francisco general. we wouldn't put all five stations -- fire stations north of market. we want a full complement of hospital services for 370,000 people who live south of market . regarding the proposal to build a, quote, center of excellence for diabetic care, you can't exclude vascular surgery, renal, dialysis and wound care when claiming to specialize in treating seniors.

that building on the corner of presidio and sutter is at 750 sutter and based on our mapping it's 45 feet tall. supervisor mirkarimi: and how many units are in that build something >> there are three multifamily buildings next to each other. that building has 22 -- one moment, please. the three buildings next to each other total 48 units and there are 22 units in one, 15 in another, and 12 units in the other. so those three multifamily buildings directly across have about 48 units in a combined area of about 15,000 or so square feet. supervisor mirkarimi: and what is the size of the muni barn? it's how many blocks? across the street? >> the whole facility takes up three blocks but the building itself is about -- yeah, it's a little over 1/3. supervisor mirkarimi: it's a third? right. but the expansion or extension of the muni car barn is three blocks, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> supervisor mirkarimi: and did i hear you say that a rebuild is kg being considered? >> they recognize that the building built in 1912 is extremely antiquated and has culled called for a rebuild. if

one is 20s -- 20-55 sutter, owned by a couple. my understanding is that the original proposal had a huge block and that the planning department and planning commission changes made significant setbacks where at least one story was pushed back significantly. are those the major innovations for that small, peach colored home? >> if i may, a supervisor, i think that they are looking ex that diagram -- they are looking at that diet -- diagram. initially the treatment was more monolithic. this was starting to set back here. also, a one story portion on this side of the building that was pushed back away from this shorter building. keep in mind where the peach colored building is, approximately one to one-and-a- half stories in height, the predominant block face, if you look at the remainder of the building, similar to character as this, it was three-four stories in building height, but it was something of an anomaly. it was acknowledged that there should be some kind of shaping to accommodate that building. >> there was an 8 ft. to 10

if you see the graphics from sutter st. looking up, this leading edge here would be basically what they would call a code-compliant massing right here. this is what is predominant on this form and this is what you see from the residence below. it is not the massing on top. >> which is the height to the opponent has informed you they accepted at. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next public comment please. >> i residents of district 5. booker t. has been incredibly important to our community. this project provides both a low income and transitional use -- it's only a little bit toward the need. i would like to talk specifically about some of my friends in my neighborhood, one who emancipated last year and is now in the bayview area because there is no housing in my neighborhood for her. another who emancipated around the corner from me now lives in daly city because that is worth the transitional housing is. i urge you to support the project as it is. nine units is a significant number of units considering individuals who wi

if you see the graphics from sutter st. looking up, this leading edge here would be basically what they would call a code-compliant massing right here. this is what is predominant on this form and this is what you see from the residence below. it is not the massing on top. >> which is the height to the opponent has informed you they accepted at. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next public comment please. >> i residents of district 5. booker t. has been incredibly important to our community. this project provides

i'm a member of the board of sutters health westbay region of which cpmc is an enat the gral hospital system. for five years i served as the executive administrator of the san francisco community health network, which included san francisco general and laguna hospitals, as well as the 185-bed rehabilitation mental health rehabilitation center on the san francisco general's campus as well as 17 in and outpatient clinics. i also served 10 years as the c.e.o. of laguna honda hospitals and prior to that 15 years as one the senior administrators at ucsf medical center. finally in my career i served as vice president of the labor management president buell: at kaiser permanente health plan for two years. i currently serve as the chair of the board of the institute on aging of san francisco. having reviewed the analysis, i city's so-called asks which adds $2 billion additional and doubles the cost of constructing the new hospital, as mandated by the state, hospital safety laws. i understand there has to be remediation, but i think it has to be remediation that is fair and that is not this. t

sutter is obligated to provide charity here. the city and there's a double burden and is reduced to who -- has a double burden and is reduced to cutting its own program. the city is under no obligation to sign off on building new hospitals, and in congested areas where they are reducing services to low-income minorities, i want to say thank you for listening. [applause] >> [list of names] you can start coming up to the microphone if i called your name. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is so lean. i am a general manager at -- davis -- my name is celine. i am a general manager. or residential population is approximately 300 people, including a number of children as well as elderly residents. last month i gave you signed letters from over 250 of my residence, and they have asked me to let you know their concerns. the court is literally surrounded by the cathedral project, so naturally aren't -- our tenants have some concerns about what it will be like to be surrounded by this construction project as well as long-term impacts

does not build, housing for nurses, housing for doctors, even though nurses, i understand in the sutter system, i may be wrong, the average salary is around $130,000 per year. well, i may have the wrong information. i may have the wrong information. >> how can you think that? >> ridiculous. commissioner antonini: i believe i have the floor. whatever the salary is, and what the salaries of doctors are, it still is not enough to afford housing in san francisco. and i think that this is the whole problem we have. we have a situation where people are making too much to get affordable housing to be included in inclusionary housing but not enough to buy their own housing. and so by targeting whatever this number ends up being, and whether it's $73 million or whether it's a lower figure, it doesn't really matter. it should be targeted specifically by the mayor's office of housing towards providing housing in the van ness corridor that will address the housing needs of the people who are going to be working at this hospital. so i think that's really an important feature and there are also some

was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutterh's alta bates summit medical center. they made me feel safe, trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] at sutter health, our story is you. ♪ >> a massive wildfire in eastern, arizona, has nearly doubled in size, driven by winds gusting to 60 g to 60 miles per hour. at least three resort towns have been evacuated but no one has been hurt. five buildings have been destroyed. >>> here in the bay area we have had it with his cool weather and when we say 70s, everybody's ears perk. >> enough is enough; right? enough of the so-called wet weather. let's take a look what is going on out there. take a look at where we may be seen a few sprinkles here sitting in the low '60s at this time. livermore, concord, redwood city. 59 degrees right now in napa. temperatures sitting in the low '60s for the north bay today. going to be in the low 70s by tomorrow. there is that system off to the east. by tomorrow, mostly sunny skies and the temperat

that is just off franklin and that sutter. access design underwent a number of changes as part of the informal review process. we try to minimize the number of access points into the parking. we know curb cuts sometimes conflict with pedestrian flows, and was reflected in the proposed project to minimize some of those conflicts. in addition to analyzing the access, we also covered variance. this is the access variant, with the only primary difference that you'd be able to leave the m.o.b. onto geary. you'd have the the opportunity to exit onto cedar or geary boulevard. because of that, there is no need to convert cedar 2-way and it would remain one-way eastbound. the other access variant is 2- way post street. the only primary difference between that and the proposed project is making post street 2- way, which would allow for access in the parking garage. under the proposed project would be right turn out and and only. if it was to way, there would be for different maneuvers. -- if it was2-way there would be four detrick maneu

in central california, east- central sutter county in central california until 6457 due to the fact that there is a very powerful thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado. a watchful eye right here on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a tornado warning in effect now for yuba and sutter county until 6:45. note that this system is moving off towards the northeast. note that in the foothills, when these hit the foothills, the systems hit the foothills, they die out. the tornado or the funnel cloud will go away. and probably already is as it moves off towards the east. that is a developing story, we'll watch it for you and get you new developments here. we're back on at 7:00. and we'll have the latest on that as well. right now we're tracking the severe weather, the tornado warning in yuba and sutter counties. for us as the system moves onshore, we have a secondary system that wants to swing in here. it won't spoil the plans tomorrow, warmer tomorrow, sunshine, here is the one that will spoil your plans. that is saturday. it looks juicy, it really does. issues in the mountains, easily a snow advisory, but perhaps more day by day. none of this is off the charts, flooding or anything like that. but it is unusual, you don't expect it this time. the temperatures well below the average. snow a

they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. >> cheers and applause. the gay pride flag flew this morning. the pride parade is this sunday and didn't sunday marshals include -- and this sunday the marshals include chaz bono. >>> rescue crews say they are seeing dangerous conditions on california rivers. the water is flowing about twice as fast as normal. a raft carrying eight people capsized last week, nearly drowning three people. those same rescuers worked out warning raptors to read their life jackets. >>> new information tonight about bryan stow. new designs that stow is making progress. >> we have seen a number of hopeful signs that he has begun to open his eyes. he has movement of his left arm and he has intermittently been able to follow some simple commands. >> reporter: the head of neurosurgery at san francisco general hospital announced that bryan stow's condition had been upgraded from critical to serious pre-he was brutally beaten outside dodger stadium 2.5 months ago. he is breathing without a ventilat

inconceivable to me that serious thought has not been given to its disposition, and i am confused as to why sutter every statement they've made to me is we'll get to it later. as far as i'm concerned, the development agreement must include mention of the california street campus or will not be complete. it isn't invisible, not going away, and in my mind is an integral to the total process as are the davies and pacific emphasis. and that's enough for me. [applause] commissioner antonini? >> i read an editorial in today's chronicle i'm in agreement with and was written by vince cart any who was a labor -- vince courtney and is very supportive of the project as i think we all should be. we may be different on parts of it and points out what is really essential. and i think i speak for the vast majority of patients at cal pacific and those who pay for medical insurance or their employers. i personally go to kaiser but they have the ability to go to where they want to and choose their own doctors. and if we don't build state-of-the-art hospitals, there's a good chance many of these people will go elsew

was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. they made me feel safe, trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] at sutter health, our story is you. ♪ ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >> i don't know if i am going to have to start over again or not. >> two more towns were evacuated today. the wallow fire has scorched 389,000 acres. the flames are headed towards major power transmission lines. if they are damaged, parts of new mexico and texas would face blackouts. >>> dozens of cadets were taken to the hospital today after being struck

i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- our story is you. ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>> winds and temperatures are making it difficult for firefighters n southern arizona 33 square miles have been consumed by flames. 44 homes have been destroyed, 10,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. the largest fire in state history is raging. that fire is now 511 -- 51% contained. investigators are trying to determine what sparked a fire at an apartment building. the fire started before 2 a.m. near johanna avenue. one person ways taken to the hospital. flames destroyed one apartment and damaged two others. several other units s

touched down in sutter county put a scare in a family. that's because they just moved. you will hear their fightening story firsthand. >>> we will be tracking this story throughout the weekend. you can log on to ktvu.com to check out the radar in your neighborhood any time. >>> the two time presidential candidate edwards appeared in court today in north carolina. edwards is accused of spending close to $1 million from two donors. today edwards says he has done wrong but he denied if charges against him. >> and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others. but i did not break the law and i never ever thought i was breaking the law. >> if convicted edwards faces up to five years in prison for each of the six charges. >>> the labor department issued its monthly jobs report today and the numbers were significantly lower than analysts had projected. the unemployment rate rose to 9.1%. .1 of a percentage point higher than in april. >>> president obama said the new employment numbers shows the economy st

i live on sutter directly across the street from booker t. i am in favor of the 45-foot compromise. the thing i am concerned about that no one has raised is solar. there is a building with solar panels a couple of buildings down. my understanding is that they will probably pay higher utility bills as a result of this building if that happens. what about future installations. it marked the shadow? what about the shadows? what will a 50-foot building due to the opportunities to have solar in this neighborhood? that's it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is gail goldman. i have spent a good part of my career trying to develop partnerships between housing developers and service providers to build housing for the transitional age youth population. it has been a rewarding career, but it is frankly difficult and it gets more difficult because resources for building affordable housing are even more difficult. three of housing projects i have worked on and seen developed -- for the youuth housing products i have worked on and see developed, some requi

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