an>> would that be 0.5 along van ness and the cu with one to one? >> the problem with having the cu, it would -- we have to have a long discussion. i would rather have no requirement. and you said it is -- one of these is 0.75 and the other is 0.5 for the rc districts. i would say 0.5 billion both of them. i am not sure why there is a difference between the two with 0.75 with the cu which is different from what you have. you're starting as a right from .5 in the rc 4 if i am not mistaken. >> the desire was to mirror the current parking requirements except to get rid of the minimum. right now, the permitted amount is 150% of the minimum. once we took out, 150% of nothing -- i did not get that far in math class. that 0.375 is 150% of 0.25. that is why that is in there and that is it. we were considering before taking away they ban us entirely to have to go back to rc 4 so it went to change and ness and change rc 4. that has been something that was talked about at a previous discussion. with regard to the maximums, where we have been moving is to get ri

we can include the language about looking at the construction drawings, they are being called in the cu portion. the conditions of approval the create the communities -- >> it was to expand this idea of the community and advisory group. what they are doing for the davis campus for the construction when they have final contest and construction plan. >> it is a final document, that is why they wanted the draft version to review to that they can critique it before it comes final. it is kind of an ongoing and fluid process. commissioner borden: it will also circulate that same kind of document. >> you will be including these in the motion that the advisor regroups on the long-term campuses, california, pacific, it will be proposed in the future project at those are in the development agreement. they'll leave the projects that are getting entitled now, we are using the conditions of approval. they will now be required -- using the conditions of approval. >> in terms of the same document, to make that available in the way that the public makes sense. commissioner borden: also on transportatio

the time it takes for a cu to be heard it depends on the complexity of the case, but standard changes indicate anywhere between three months and six months. larger projects like building -- big buildings can take much longer. supervisor mar: some of the claims are that this would grind to a halt some of the banks coming into the neighborhood. you are saying it would take three to six months for small businesses to have more of a way in and consider the other banks in the neighborhood as well? >> there are always out wires in the different situations, but three months to six months is pretty standard for conditional use. fees are based on construction in range from $19 for no construction to a simple change of use, or $2,500 for $200,000 worth of construction. that concludes my remarks and i would be happy to answer any questions. supervisor mar: thank you. supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener: i have a question about some of the remarks made at the beginning. from my own perspective, i think that the goal should be to make sure that we have banking services available in neighborhoods

the last was an authorization of the cu vote and i did pass. -- it did pass. then there was administrative code to add limitations on eligibility, application deadlines, to add a timeline for the receipt of the report and to make various changes. this will be scheduled for you in the near term. and there were a couple of ordnances that were introduced and that we have been working with the mayor and staff on. the first is the transportation sustainability fee. i believe the director has provided you with a great deal and the second was the impact fee and the development out date. -- updates. that concludes my board report unless there are other questions. thank you. president fong: and the board of appeals did meet last night. one item before the commission was an appeal of the wireless permit for 156 27th ave. it is in the public right-of-way in front of that property. it is a permit issued by the department of public works and is in the public right of way. we do review those, in this case, because of what is on a good view street. we found that it was compat

why don't we go to the cu. >> my name is kevin guy. i am here to discuss the appeal. the purpose is to discuss the necessity of the project as well as compatibility to the neighborhood, so i will discuss three issues being raised by the appellant that are most closely linked to does our ability and compatibility, so i am happy to raise any questions by the board. the appellant contends the increase height is inappropriate and this will set a standard for future locations. i would like to point out a height change proposal is for a limited area. that area does not front directly on to the embarcadero, so they locate the tallest portion set against existing buildings and the golden gateway center immediately southwest and to the west of the site. goothe residential building woud be lower than the height limit. this would be a new open space, so there is a transition so that if is sympathetic to the residential buildings along the embarcadero, fulfilling the needs of the heights of the financial district down to the waterfront. and we do not believe it would set a preced

the neighborhood. was any consideration given to having a citywide cu said that there would be controls everywhere, but bans know where? >> it was discussed. that was considered. in the end they felt it was more appropriate to include it in a formula retail. supervisor wiener: again, what was the rationale for that? >> we did not actually say the rationale, but the individual commissioners talked about wanting smaller banks and large chains to have an easier process going. supervisor mar: that was my understanding as well, they felt that it would overly burden those institutions to take that approach. in many ways that was the rationale for not supporting that approach. i was just responding that in the small business commission discussion, there were a number of residents and business owners who said that they were supportive of this approach in the north beach and other areas. supervisor wiener: so, ok, the commission was fine with bands in those neighborhoods? even if it meantn itans -- bans in those neighborhoods? >> yes, based on research. supervisor wiener: ok. in the staff report, we talked abou

. >> we cannot approve the cu today. >> i believe your approval is contingent upon a later approval for reclassification. >> one of you continue. >> the next issue i was going to address is an issue we have already written about in the material we sent you, and it is here today. it has to do with how we could define less than significant impact with losses of tennis courts and in why we did not have to send that issue around for further comment. good i want to be very quick. the eir lays out very clearly as the project modified over time the draft eir and project variants. the swimming pool moved through the roof, and it created an additional open spaces. all but is very clear. i do not think there is dispute about that. your >> right now the document refers to the march 22, 2012 plans. as you know, there are no plans from that date. the only plans refer to november and december. give the plants kept changing -- plans kept changing. the public has a right to actually comment on a fix project, and when the developer decided to remove all the tennis courts after the final responses were p

we should not incentivize that process with the hope that owners prospectively will go through the cu process. the only thing we're going to do with these units that are banned in is convert them to students -- that are abandoned its converts into student housing. we are very concerned about this legislation. we appreciate the staff report and we think this is planning for the future and anticipating a threat to our existing housing stock. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm jennifer and 90 director of the coalition -- and i am director of the coalition for freedom. my concern is how this will affect housing that is affordable for the very destitutes -- most destitute san franciscans. we have seen huge upsurge is in the numbers of folks that are experiencing homelessness. and oftentimes, the only housing that they can access is in a single room occupancy hotel, whether they are elderly disabled person or a family with children. this is the option that is available to them. we have about a nine-month wait to get into a family shelter right now. we have over half the people trying to get

and that is the point. cu culturally on the ground with the people and shows the vulnerability, and understands the tastes and this is how he leads 37,000 managers. these guys are kicking mcdonald's butt and that is amazing, because golden arches have been an example of growth globally and growing 15%. that is not enormous numbers, but for the fast food chain they are doing it. again, it is growth, and it is the management team, and the fact that the brand has a more iconic, you know, aura to it than mcdonald's. >> and if every dow stock has an e in counter part, it is the yum in mcdonald's. and let's bring in ron who runs a venture, and i understand that india is being thrown a lot from yum, and they have a lot of youths in the indian market, and is this a buy for you? >> i'm a long term buyer, and our fund is a long-term fund, so on the fundamental basis, they are doing a great job of building the brands and doing great and build a presence in india and already has done so. there will be short term challenge

affectively, the cu, so that we do not have neighborhoods where there is a blanket ban on banks but it would hat -- it would still have to go through a conditional use? >> there is probably a way, unless it was part of what was before the voters. i'm sure that there is a way to craft that to make sure that they are not banned within commercial districts. supervisor mar: these are banks with 11 or more districts each. not all banks are caught up in this legislation. >> correct. supervisor mar: thank you so much, mr. starr. i wanted to invite up regina, the director of small business for the city. maybe you can address a little bit about the different neighborhood input processes. >> good afternoon. my name is regina tracy, from the office of small business, as the supervisor noted, the commission did support this legislation and, for many of the reasons stated here in terms of seeing this as a reasonable expansion of formula retail controls, to be able to deal with maintaining the unique diversity and visual retell, the daytime -- not daytime, but the retail environment for commercial c

are not our fault, and how do you make them happy and how do you challenge the employees to make the cu customer as happy as you feel as an owner. >> well, it is a classic challenge. the challenge is to get the ownership to the people, and make them feel as though they are a partner as well and they have a vested interest as well, and of course, you could compensate them somehow, but make it part of their business. you think about something like a restaurant or i travel a lot, airplane flight, and it is an experience, and the challenge is, you know, i can pick any airline to get me from a to b, but it is the experience of six hours in a metal tube that is important, right. >> and you want to -- i don't want a staff of employees, but a staff of entrepreneurs and empower them and give them flexibility to comp a drink owhatever it may be, and they are happier in their job and as a result you will have a better team as a whole. this is something on the show that we talk about all of the time, every business fundamentally is a service business. of course, the restaurant industry is fundament

but i wonner ewonder if the cu and past president haven't been tripped up by historical contingencies. experiment for bush. suppose, a, you hadn't had the florida disaster, embittered both parties. especially bush's opposition, and, two, you hadn't had 9/11? what if bush had been a domestic policy president and no chind left behind, argue with tax cuts, that art goes on forever. you can't know how it might have turned out, but it might have turned out differently. likewise, i tend to give obama, i'm a critic, i give him a pass to a large degree for this reason. he's handed the financial crisis six weeks before an election. unlike ronald reagan. economic crisis he confronted for two, three year, thought about what they would do and said what he was going to do and then did it. and the obama suddenly handed this crisis that up ends everything. then you get t.a.r.p., then the stimulus, and then you're back to what you really wanted to do health care. by that thing, things are so -- what would obama's presidency been like with a more election campaign and a more normal begins of an admini

the time it takes for a cu to be heard it depends on the complexity of the case, but standard changesndicate anywhere between three months and six months. larger projects like building -- big buildings can take much longer. supervisor mar: some of the claims are that this would grind to a halt some of the banks co i

. >> reporter: still, megan believes the problem of drinking and driving is infused in the cu culture here. she is with the local prevention group that found a third of those busted for duis had their last drink at a licensed business such as a bar or winery. >> all of us are at risk if somebody else is on the road drinking and driving. >> reporter: we discovered though the rates of dui arrests are high in wine country, more people were killed or injured in drunk driving accidents in other bay area counties. tonight at 11:00, more in our full investigation including who is actually getting duis. tourists or locals. jessica? >> thank you. we'll see you at 11:00. if you have a tip for the investigative unit call us 888-996-tips oregon an e-mail. >> following an officer involved shooting that happened around 11:00 last night. here is the map. an officer shot a suspect in the face during a struggle on parrish road. authorities in napa say the vug l occurred after a foot chase that began behind the nearby 7-eleven. contreras is in a medically induced coma. the officer has been placed on le

at the davis campus, there are two key cu's required. modification to the existing pud, and to allow exceptions to the rear yard requirements. for the project to be fully implemented, the planning commission must first, under item one, as previously discussed, the final eir. subsequently, the commission would need to approve or recommend approval to the board of supervisors items 2a through 2n on today's agenda. general plan amendments, text amendment, and the development agreement, as well as cu's in general plan referral. the barman recommends that the commission to goes required actions in order to -- the department recommends that the commission take the required actions. the department determined that based on the following findings and the findings in your packet, the projects with beneficial development for the city that cannot be accommodated without the requested actions before you today. notably, this project is rooted in the approval of a development agreement which provides mutual benefit to the city and cpmc that would not ot

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the surface, we will allow that to buy cu, a temporary use for five years. the same thing with the washington-broadway sud, the same kind of provision with a five-year renewal. >> that is our recommendation. commissioner antonini: it seems consistent that we are not in here every two years. i realize we want to get them out of having parking lots, but it might be a little too much process. >> you would want them to be prohibited in the washington- broadway sud? and have to come back five years? commissioner antonini: we do want them to be allowed by cu, but every five years instead of every two years. >> they do not have to come back. if you take staff's recommendation, they are conditionally permiteted. commissioner antonini: maybe we will go with status condition on that. i am a little confused, but that would be fined. -- fine. i believe that is all that, if i am not mistaken. ok. commissioner moore: while we are moving to support you and the legislation, i would still ask about the documents will be checked one more time for consistency in terms of how wo

maybe there are not enough people like the sister-in-law and the friends, and you need to know the target cu customer and not just the people you know, but she said smart to get the people over the need to be nice. and nobody wants to say, this is really stupid, because these days everybody wants to give a parade that this is a great idea and you will make a lot of money, and you need honest feedback and not the pats on the back. >> and it is important to not do analysis paralysis and keep doing the surveys and the focus groups to do everything under the sun to perfect the product and there is something about the steve jobs' philosophy, i will make the market and make it make sense over time and not every small business has a budget to win over the market, but it is worth if you have a solid product, maybe you don't want to dilute the product without seeing it firsthand by listening to everybody and their mother, also. >> and the other thing that is interesting is the survey question, did you like this product and would you recommend it to the friend and that is almost as important or more i

1968 when the kerner commission, president johnson's commission, cited the media as part of the culpable -- cited cu culpability of the media in the riots because there were no black people or people who looked like the people who were rioting who could tell them, who have have told them about the simmering rage that was going on in those communities, and there's simmering rage going on in this country today based on some of the same inequities that we thought we had ended with the civil rights act and that kind of legislation. it's a ticking time bomb. i mean, you've got the whole question that michelle alexander deals with in her book "the new jim crow." all of these black men in prison and often for -- i started to say a word that i can't say in this forum, for what kind of reasons, reasons that aren't legitimate. let's put it that way. you did s.o.s. earlier and you recovered very quickly. i couldn't think of a word that would quite accurately describe how i feel about that. but there is so much that is going on that is just beneath the surface, and nobody is really drilling down into it and rep

the alameda shoreline. those winds are ushering in a cooler air pattern. it's cued up the fog. the fog is having a tough time main taken itself. temperatures are on the mild side. not a big warm-up coming ahead. the big warm-up is coming for the bay area week. the winds will die down and the fog is gone and clear. so 47 in nappa. that's cool in may. so tomorrow morning as you get doing, the kids head off to school and you go to work, there will be a chill in the air, but the temperatures should warm back up to the mid 70s, and by the week, low 80 pches the computer model shows some warmth moving in. you can see patchy fog in the morning, but it will be chewed up and eroded. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, but still fairly brisk winds, fairly brisk onshore flow. not that different. the big story will be the bay area weekend. a little warmer. as we get into sad, we'll see low 0eus. so forecast highs, if the city is where you live near where you live, 78. 78 in livermore. plenty of sunshine in santa clara valley. should be a warm weekend. >>> the city of trentville is being honored f

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. >> reporter: the call for help came from this home, at around 3:30 wednesday morning. that somebody, 21-year-old zoe, a student at cu. shot by the caller's husband, a complete strange tear the couple. >> she walked in to the bedroom, we were telling her, she kept coming in the bedroom. we shot her. >> reporter: ripple is alive and talking on her cell phone. the caller herself starts to question the woman, upon the suggestion of the operator. >> she seems kind of stoned or something. >> reporter: investigators say ripple's blood alcohol level was well above the legal limit. it appears she randomly wondered onto the property entering through a unlocked doors less than five minutes later, the ordeal is over. >> i'm getting off, thank you. >> the young woman was shot in the hip and in stable condition. the district attorney says the couple who shot her won't face charges because it falls under colorado's make my day law. ripple will be charged with felony criminal trespassing, a warrant has been issued but she hasn't been released from the hospital yet. >>> firefighters called in for a dramatic rescue, no flames, why th

we lost two straight to the cu about s. we are the two worst teams.art of the series. >> absolutely the worst team. >> keep hope alive. >> peter ogburn. >> al young club you know. lots of young raw talent. wait until 2019. >> our regular team here, we have a young team, too. >> very young. >> dan henning and cyprian bolded bolding. and i tell you, major, you missed this yesterday. but i have never seen, have i ever seen more people crammed into the east room of the white house than were there for the medal of freedom ceremony. i couldn't be sure if they came to see justice john paul stevens or madeline albright or juerta? or was it bob dylan? president obama praising him an aging rocker. >> i remember in college listening to bob dylan and my world opening up. because he captured something that is about this country that was so vital. >> is he still performing? >> i saw him not that long ago. he is not as good as he probably used to be but he is still out there. >> after all, who is. >> barack obama is decades older than me. i listened to bob dylan in

the blueprint for obama care. it's too identical. it won't happen. >> sorry, we cued the wrong tape, this is what i meant to play. >> i am honored to be able to be here to lend my voice and my endorsement to mitt romney has our president, to take the country back. that something to get excited about, it's why we must elect mitt romney has the next president of the united states. >> thanks congresswoman, it only took 119 days to come out and support, but who is counting. tomorrow romney will head to pennsylvania to try to get the endorsement of rick santorum, and the crucial sweatervest block. more manufacturing gop unity, togetherness, peace. i wonder if his endorsement speech will sound anything like this. imagine if mitt romney was around the the time we were drafting the constitution, he would have taken it up. >> if his record was so great as governor why didn't he run for reelection. >> he has been on both sides of every single issue in the past ten years. >> i hope that rick finds a way to burn this campaign add after he ran this during the primaries. you rememb

the courts ish cued a protective order. it's something neither ross nor illiana wanted. >> system would allow us to go to counseling together. i can't provide. i mean, i'm so, dying to be able to reunite and repair and rebuild. i want our son to have his parents together. >> we have our problems as a marriage. that we have to deal with that. i wanted to deal with that in a healthy way. >> the couple had a long running disagreement over illiana running to -- returning to venezuela often, she was home sick and ross worked too much but it boiled over new year's eve on the way to get pizza for lunch. she turned the family van around and headed home. >> and then, we came back home. and i said, okay. we cannot talk. and he grabbed my arm. and in the fierce moment i said stop. stop it. and he reacted like oh, my gosh. and i said, okay. let's go inside. >> he got it. he understood he shouldn't touch. he let go. >> immediately. i said stop. he stopped. >> i want to understand at any point were you afraid for your safety? >> no. neve

supervisor wiener is amendment makes sense with the limitations spelled out in there and i think they should be as a right rather than by cu because these are properties that are already owned with the intent of student housing and they should not have to go through further process to take care something they already own. i think there is potentially a lot of argument that can be made for approval by cu . in fact, i've always said during previous hearings when this subject came up -- i said when conversion from normal housing, any kind of housing whether it be renting or ownership housing, a student housing should be brought by cu, not only for sro's it is a terrible process. and ask to be approved through the planning commission and if it is believed that the approval was not correct and can be appealed to the board of supervisors as a backup. i would think that there are many instances where expensive, underutilized housing that cannot properly be maintained or upgraded by property owners would be able to be moved into a different category where it would be possible to make the improvements necessary. whether or not you

the suspect had a long history of drug convictions. >>> a childress cued from the waters off chrisy field. we have video of the helicopter there in the right hand corner near the top assisting in the rescue. the 12-year-old was pulled from the water and taken to the hospital. the child was not seriously hurt. they say it's not clear how the boy got into the war in the first place. >>> another rescue late this afternoon, this one on a cliff in sea cliff. the partner on a rock was -- was okay but stuck. firefighters were able to get the person to safety. >> some unusual weather today. almost june and it's snowing up in the sierra and there have be been shower strong winds. we are live in oakland where it was wet out there. >> reporter: yeah. we have seen full sun like we are right now and then earlier today just dark dark clouds. i didn't know identifyat autism year when we are more used to seeing white clouds the gray ones took over. a few rain drops turned in to spring showers to kick off the weekend that is the unofficial start of summer. e. its ward. it's supposed to be summer. >> repor

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