and we can get better can be zones between sutter and post and also along sutter on the west side of the street just past stockton. there's so much illegal parking by those town cars and limos i want to make sure cabs are seen and available. >> hates a reasonable request so members of the board. >> it sounds as if the members of the public has spoken with mr. yee. all in favor >> okay. that is 10 point level. >> directors it's amendment the transportation code art to deny the term driving training course provided by private entities requiring an annual reluctant and that taxi drives complete a taken course annually. before public comment i want to make sure we have questions >> just to briefly explain this item there are two elements that are of principle interest. and that's holding the private taxi drivers the ones that are accountant to standards. we've reviewed the criteria and have kagd the curriculum he over and the time etc. and on that basis we're developing some standards for new taxi driver schools. we've had a number of requests but we don't have a particular requirement a

a that's the only green space we have along sutter street. you can go up the hill but most folks don't want to make that trek. just out of the curiosity when they were encouraged to plant those redwoods and many voted against this does park and rec have some kind of safety policy that says those things will happen even though it's of interest to you as a community happens in it if you knew it would cause serious litigation why? >> this was back in 1993 i hate the response i'm giving you but we don't have a written policy on this. we rely on our opinions. we've got talents in the department. i can't account for back in 1993 our staff at the time gave the go ahead with the only advise that those be for species choices and i actually can't comment further. now we won't make this advise but withhold the approval and so there's something in place right now >> that's correct. >> is it possible for the landmark to extend to this area? >> how do those things happen. >> tim frye department staff. it could occur the commission would have to make a deci

i also want to thank cpmc and stutter. ~ sutter. it's been a difficult process. i'm very appreciative to dr. bronner, to mike cohill that you kept an open mind and that you were willing to sit at the table with the three amigos and lou girardo and the mayor's office. it was not an easy thing to do. let me say that for me this is a very personal thing because one of the things that will happen because of this deal is that we will have a new, larger, viable world class st. luke's hospital. it's a very personal thing. i talked about how, you know, my mom was rushed to the er at st. luke's, and, so, i know that this means a lot for so many different families. i also want to thank my colleagues on the board of supervisors and i want to thank supervisor wiener, supervisor tang, supervisor wiener for being here. they put a lot of trust in us and in this process. i know that they have their own issues and their own constituents. so it meant a great deal to me that you would put that kind of trust in us so it is greatly appreciated. and now it is my honor to introduce som

and it wasn't just the meetings that he had between cpmc officials, sutter officials, and the board of supervisors. he took those extraordinary steps and all of us usually ask of each other. he worked with labor. he worked with associations of nurses and others to apprise them and keep them updated about what was going on. he worked with community leaders to make sure they knew about the things they negotiated, whether it was through their supervisors, through the mayor's office or through their direct contact with cpmc and sutter, that they were also -- their needs were being honored. he worked with housing advocates in the community to make sure their needs were heard and that this additional effort wasn't going to necessarily sacrifice a lot of things they had felt were of utmost importance to them. so, i just want to make sure we give a big shout out to lou girardo as well for his efforts in bringing everybody together. last but not least, i want to give a big thanks to mike co-hill and dr. warren bronner representing cpmc and sutter for them being able to take another look ~ when

this tree it's a very large tree situated a top the wall from the sutter street stair. this has a large trunk base about 3 feet in diameter. the trunk has significant tree wounds and scarring from dropped brandishes that contain rot and decan i. it's situated above the underground sewer lines and shows it's roots have compromised the sewer lines. those seedpods litter the sidewalk making a slip and fall harasses. it has a significant lean. here's another shot. given the weight of the tree this will cause tree failure and it will fall in the direction toward the adjacent lot and out across sufrt street and rip open the sewer line. those are the issues with the red flower and gum tree. this is what we call that redwood number one it's adjacent to the tree i just described. this redwood is situated underneath the canopy which has significantly stupidity it's growth. it's limbs overhang the stair in the adjacent property as you see here. coast redwoods it through 5 which move northward along the lot line on the west have grown vigorously and tower over the resident roofline

street northwest corner of sutter street and powell street.k 0284, lot 004 request for a major permit to alter >> any public wish to pull this off of consent? >> none. >> i move to approve. >> second. >> on that motion, to approve, with conditions, commissioner hylan? >> yes. >> commissioner johnck. >> yes, commissioner johns. >> yes, matsuda. >> yes. >> pearlman. >> yes. >> wolfram. >> yes. >> hasz. >> and that motion passes 7 to 0 and places you under the regular calendar, item 7, 2012.0400a (lily yegazu: 415-575-9076) 722-728 montgomery street - east side of montgomery street, between washington and jackson streets. assessor's block 0196, lot 30 - request for a certificate of appropriateness >> hello. and so you do have to. >> and do i need to make that announcement. >> okay. >> commissioner hylan needs to make an announcement real quick before we move on. >> on this agenda item arg the firm that i am with prepared in 1998. and the mason evaluation for the building and the agenda item. and conducted with the city attorney and they feel that

. >> a proposal could lead to the outing of the twitter account for the governor brown's dog, sutter which is more than 5,000 followers and is set up to appear as if the governor brown's doc is sending out tweets and it is not clear who is responsible for the tweets but the fair political practice commission is considering a prepare am that would require campaigns to disclose the names of people paid to post on-line con department. a state democratic says this is unnecessary and will force the person behind the sutter brown account to be exposed. >> the louie vuitton cup finals resumes with italy trying to gain traction. team new zealand was dominant against italy on wednesday winning race four of the best of 13 finals by 2:18. new zealand won raise 5 by 1:30. and team new zealand holds a series lead into the day and could wrap it up by the end of the weekend. the first to win seven races faces team oracle. >> how is the weather for the weekend events? >> good question. we have...lows in the mid-to-upper 50's tonight. notice the lack of cloud cover compared to yesterday or this morni

the sutter county board of supervisors has to fork over half a million dollars to move a wall over. don't, the county will lose ten million dollars needed to upgrade the jail. >> basically, it's a frame structure next to a masonry structure so they want us to change an inch gap two inch gap. the jails aren't like they used to be. they are turning into mini prisons and these are not equipped for that. >> the sheriff has no choice because the department must add beds due to prisoner realignment. the county's inmate population has jumped by a third or about 100 inmates. >>> supporters of ousted egyptian president mohamed morsi returned to the streets today to protest a deadly government crackdown that killed more than 600 people. as cbs' alfonso van marsh reports, president obama says the cycle of violence in egypt needs to stop. >>> reporter: relatives carried bodies of the dead after wednesday's brutal military crackdown on supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. he was a peaceful protestor, this man said. egyptian authorities say more than 500 people died wednesday. president

and further down, and a lot of them further down sutter street from polk, it seems like a lot of people from those dorms tend to frequent polk street. and i was wondering if they were going to look at in your study, are these people coming within the city? >> that's exactly, and i am going to caution us not to talk much about this, it's not on the agenda per se. but that's the first step. to do a very short three-minute interview to find out. and different nights of the week. it's our impression they are coming from different places different nights. >> are you putting a street team out? >> mta. >> awesome. that's what i wanted to know. >> any other comments or questions from commissioners? if not, move into public comment for the director's report. any public comment? seeing none. we will move right on to the next agenda item, police department comment and questions. so officer mathius or someone. >> hello, commissioners and staff, steve mathius from the central station. over the last weeks probably had four incidents i will talk about tonight. we had on august 11, 2 a.m. a victim was

now we're working directly with both brown and sutter hospital and ucf we're working directly with them. we're trying to get to the someplace with kaiser. it's hard to get them to understand the needs of all the employers in the bay area. i think we're very confident when we're asking from something from kaiser other folks are asking the same things. we're very clear we have costs in health care that's not was it expected to be we put a plan in place whether it's employee wellness or if we have other issues we can get the cost under control. eave had trouble getting kaiser to the table on that regard. we had to show the health board that all our data indicates we should have had a reduction in the last few years and as we dug into the presentation it was not argue - it was quite frustrating especially with we're trying to do wellness and get people healthier they expect to see that >> are the lielgsz. we have actual would have had a negative trend on blue shield because of the romper taxes we came in at zero. our rates in blue shield as declined and with kaiser we're not p there. a unit

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sutter run and the trolleys are still there and basically a violation of civil rights with the transit effectiveness project. it really is wrong headed. it's based on supply and demand. it's not based on moral principles and sufficient rights and that is fundamentally wrong and i think. >> >> will be contested in the future, if not by me by someone else and it will come down hard on you and you will pay the consequences. >> thank you very much. anyone else care to speak? there is another slip over there. is that the same one, same item? oh okay. thank you. we have heard from the public. members of the board. good presentation. >> yeah good presentation. thank you very much. i did have one question. i know we do the a letter from the bcdc asking that question about seniors and i understand in your presentation you said this is actually not the appropriate tool to address the question of seniors and people with disabilities and i'm sorry did you say which one is the correct tool and i missed it? or is that something we approach on a granduear level. >> exactly. through our service standa