activity of the homeowners association in the maintenance of the above ground area the homeowners association would be liable and if an earth quack happens today and the pipe is damaged the private club that sits and i top it right now the city can blame them but like now the city infrastructure theenter city is responsible for the infrastructure. so i did ask a question before around - don't worry simon they're not coming for you >> and asked a question. >> your investment i'm wondering in you could tell you you mentioned you had liability and i assume that california stares has a responsible. >> the shareholders is a private entity and got you. and i had a couple other questions but since you're here i noticed in the report if you'd like to leafy, go back to the puc >> so are you familiar with the fact that there are portions of washington site that are classified as wastes sites? >> you mean the development site? for it was noted that the ground asportation the exist site as california hazard wastes based on the soil samples and theye high they're highly poison news and an unplanned ruptur

activity of the homeowners association in the maintenance of the above ground area the homeowners association would be liable and if an earth quack happens today and the pipe is damaged the private club that sits and i top it right now the city can blame them but like now the city infrastructure theenter city is responsible for the infrastructure. so i did ask a question before around - don't worry simon they're not coming for you >> and asked a question. >> your investment i'm wondering in you could tell you you mentioned you had liability and i assume that california stares has a responsible. >> the shareholders is a private entity and

there were no messages, announcements ever made by the homeowners association about a steering committee. the steering committee represents a minority of people and does not represent the full community. and no official announcements have ever come through the homeowners association about the steering committee. s as an affected resident, i would like to commend the police department, commend the mta for their efforts in trying to make a difficult situation palatable to the residents. but the devil is in the details and those details are yet to be worked out. we had a neighborhood meeting just a week ago and peter albert is head of the people's plan still didn't understand the nature of the traffic congestion that occurs at the intersection of lombard and battery in the embarcadaro. to this late date, we have a map that was provided by one of the homeowners and he was explained what the complex traffic situation was. so, the problem is these are all good people that we appreciate their efforts, but they need to go further to really alleviate a lease entitle -- a difficult situation in or

we provided an analysis and provided our findings to the homeowners association. at that time based on their feedback, we increased our scope of work to include acoustickal testing in the residences themselves. we provided that testing and there was also our initial analysis as well as the follow-up testing led to the same conclusion that the expected noise levels in the commercial office space will, when transmitted to the residences above, will be ten decibelses quieter than background noise levels in the residences. and when a transmitted noise is 10 decibels quieter than a background noise level in the space, that is perfectly considered inaudible. we'd also like to add that in the commercial space in use, the restaurant, the thai restaurant currently in use on the first floor, there is no dropped acoustical ceiling and there are also heat pumps from the ceiling above. we feel that this demonstrates that that architectural construction is sufficient to provide mitigation between the commercial space and the residences above in this building. thank you. >> thank

that you with respect to the homeowners association is that the pipe will resign under the paperwork and it will retain the responsibility of homeowners and the only thing that could happen at that time, is i'm assuming the building is going to knock the box off it's foundation. >> that's the assumption but according to the report that the puc go is reporting it's not being built in a way to shift that could knock the sewer to the point of damaging it. >> we need to do a seismic report done so that's our structural engineers b will be doing. but that the liability after construction is going to be related to any activities that happen on the surface so puc has continual monitoring people who do - it's a significant liability and infrastructure that's why in the agreement there's all those limitations for approval if anybody is acting on top of the box >> i differ with our krashgs or characterization of the box after construction the completed believe may also effect the seismic and the soil and water maybe poisoned and there maybe increased liability to the puc since the completed bel

we provided an analysis and provided our findings to the homeowners association. at that time based on their feedback, we increased our scope of work to include acoustickal testing in the residences themselves. we provided that testing and there was also our initial analysis as well

the things i would like to point out is live nation came to this commission with a letter dated march 27. after nine meetings with our neighbors representing telegraph hill dwellers association, the homeowners association of 101 lombard, tell graph landing and the barbary coast neighborhood association we formalized a steering committee and a unilateral act as far as i am concerned. these people don't represent anybody but themselves. they represent various groups. it says it. i can assure you that 101 lombard homeowners association has not given that to anyone and certainly invasion of our neighborhood and i hope i can convey to this commission tonight that by granting this permit you have not complied with the provisions of the police code. i'm just going to read a little bit of it because i like to use that as a platform. "that a permit is not to be authorized when mitigation under the security plan submitted by live nation -- and i hope i can keep talking because i have good information. >> is that the warning? you have 30 seconds. >> the provision of the permit is not consistent with the rules for the entertainment commission to operate under and lastly i would like to say would you pl

thank you very much >> good morning commissioners i'm the president of the homeowners association. l 1 hundred and 40 homeowners are good supporters but we're concerned about the issues such as traffic noise issues and public safety. we have an economical model that we think is flawed. those papers will point out the observe to you. but the issue is concerned to us is shadow for not just on the union square but on the immediate environment. we have accident garden and jessie square and this project was - will completely overshadow that. this project is justified on the benefits it brings to the city and was it brings to the next mexican museum. if all it takes is money to override the community and no matter what the shadow is on union square urging to have developers coming to you. we oppose this project and are ready to fight. i have a very good solution cut the project down to 3 hundred and 50 feet we'll still have the mexican museum and a great project and we'll have no shadow on union square. i do have some papers i'd like to hand out to the commissioners >> thank you. >> good

thank you very much >> good morning commissioners i'm the president of the homeowners association. l 1 hundred and 40 homeowners are good supporters but we're concerned about the issues such as traffic noise issues and public safety. we have an economical model that we think is flawed. those papers will point out the observe to you. but the issue is concerned to us is shadow for not just on the union square but on the immediate environment. we have accident garden and

i'm john corn well, i'm president of the homeowners association and also a local businessman in the south market area. i'd like to address the speed of what - i'd like to commend the pr fetter that's being pit into this by warriors and my frenzy who are pr assistants. it's so interesting that this process is moll way too quicken and the real issue is what do you want the legacy to be for this project. this is not the right area. i've harder people say this isn't aesidential are it is a residential area. there have been 4 deaths here. in real terms you're talking about thousands of extra car trips and those of you who live or work in that area that area if it has any problems in transportation it's a heartache. i hope you guys slow down and not basically build another freeway. thanks >> good afternoon. i'm rescinding i didn't gordon i'm an independent market analyst. i work in a basketball tournament called basketball hoops. basically, i see basketball that bridge the gap through play. i appreciate the process that you guys are adhering to and i want to say in 1993 i worked on an impact st

finally, i brought the problem to the homeowner association and it was decided that that was the noise that transmitted through the wall where the anchor -- the market downstairs, they needed refrigeration freezer. so, they have a big compressor and that causes this vibrational kind of noise. and then later on there were other units also had same experience and complaint. but anyway, the problem couldn't be resolved because it was already there and the market has to be open. so, it was finally dissolved by they closed down and they moved away. and the last 12 years it has been vacant. so, my biggest concern is if there is any moving device attached either to the ceiling downstairs or on the wall, it probably will generate the same kind of structural type of noise and vibration and that can transmit quite far and very distinct. so, i would like the board consider to include the conditionses that we put into our brief. and make sure this is not going to be a problem in the future. even if they put an isolator, i would suggest that they would come to my unit after the office is occupied a

. >> [tkpwao-frpls/], my name is joe fang, president of the homeowner's association at 765 market street. i will leave the legal issues to the lawyers. as a resident of san francisco ask any tourist what is the single important issue why they keep coming back and back? and they will tell you that the city has character. the city is unique and in this country and in the blend of the old and new, the traditional and the modern. i live here because of the sunshine, the clean air, safety in the streets, and the environment. as a developer myself, i know that barely three years ago, the city encouraged low-rises, buildings with a bit of class and character. now all of a sudden three years later, the pendulum has swung completely around. and in its effort to promote height and density, the city is actively encouraging skyscrapers, glass buildings, common in cities like shanghai, et cetera. with little concern for air quality and shadowing. do you want to turn this city into another manhattan, shanghai or hong kong? thank you. >> thanks. next speaker. >> greetings, president chiu, members of th

the attorney of the homeowner's association says it is defective and it is flooded during the storms. they are suing for more than $4 million in damages. we have reached out to the builder tmg partners for comment. >>> a story you will only see on the news a san francisco woman tells us how she nearly became a victim of chinatown con artists. today the city held a public awareness rally to warn people about swindlers who claim to ward off bad luck by blessing jewelry and cash. the con artists target single women in crowded areas like chinatown. in october they targeted the wrong woman. this woman went to police instead of becoming a victim. >> number three told me that there is going to be calamity in my household. your son is going to die in three days and my husband is going to get really ill. the more valuables i bring the better off my family is going to be. >> she lead undercover police to a farmer's market where they caught the suspects coning another woman. that victim handed over $47,000 to be blessed by the thieves. all four were convicted for grand theft. >>> the california

the attorney of the homeowner's association says it is defective and it is flooded during the storms. they are suing for more than $4 million in damages. we have reached out to the builder tmg partners for comment. >>> a story you will only see on the news a san francisco woman tells us how she nearly became a victim of chinatown con artists. today the city held a public awareness rally to warn people about swindlers who claim to ward off bad luck by blessing jewelry and cash. the con artists target single women in crowded areas like chinatown. in october they targeted the wrong woman. this woman went to police instead of becoming a victim. >> number three told me that there is going to be calamity in my household. your son is going to die in three days and my husband is going to get really ill. the more valuables i bring the better off my family is going to be. >> she lead undercover police to a farmer's market where they caught the suspects coning another woman. that victim handed over $47,000 to be blessed by the thieves. all four were convicted for grand theft. >>> the california

the attorney of the homeowner's association says it is defective and it is flooded during the storms. they are suing for more than $4 million in damages. we have reached out to the builder tmg partners for comment. >>> a story you will only see on the news a san francisco woman tells us how she nearly became a victim of chinatown con artists. today the city held a public awareness rally to warn people about swindlers who claim to ward off bad luck by blessing jewelry and cash. the con artists target single women in crowded areas like chinatown. in october they targeted the wrong woman. this woman went to police instead of becoming a victim.bee >> number three told me that there is going to be calamity in my household. your son is going to die in three days and my husband is going to get really ill. the more valuables i bring the better off my family is going to be. >> she lead undercover police to a farmer's market where they caught the suspects coning another woman. that victim handed over $47,000 to be blessed by the thieves. all four were convicted for grand theft. >>> the californ

. >> the homeowners association treasurer, says some residents actually left the building yesterday to avoid out of control bay to breakers partying. >> it's just such a tragedy. i feel like probably we'll be discussing the situation and future strategies for maintaining security in our building for future bay to breakers. >> reporter: police say they broke up 20 house parties yesterday, but told us this was one of the least rowdy years for bay to breakers parties. david stevenson, channel 2 news. >>> warm day today, these were the observed highs from the national weather service. 92 in antioch. 91 in fairfield. a very warm day. warmest day we're going to see for a while. temperatures are trending down. outside right now, we've got clouds that have moved in. high clouds, and coastal fog is going to push up against the coast. the winds are picking up as well, that means tomorrow's temperatures could be 10 to 15. some places maybe 20 degrees cooler than today. forecast highs, yellows are 70s. greens are 60s. these are the highs for tomorrow. orange are 80s and there's no 90s. we go throu

. >> the homeowners association treasurer, says some residents actually left the building yesterday to avoid out of control bay to breakers partying. >> it's just such a tragedy. i feel like probably we'll be discussing the situation and future strategies for maintaining security in our building for future bay to breakers. >> reporter: police say they broke up 20 house parties yesterday, but told us this was one of the least rowdy years for bay to breakers parties. david stevenson, channel 2 news. >>> warm day today, these were the observed highs from the national weather service. 92 in antioch. 91 in fairfield. a very warm day. warmest day we're going to see for a while. temperatures are trending down. outside right now, we've got clouds that have moved in. high clouds, and coastal fog is going to push up against the coast. the winds are picking up as well, that means tomorrow's temperatures could be 10 to 15. some places maybe 20 degrees cooler than today. forecast highs, yellows are 70s. greens are 60s. these are the highs for tomorrow. orange are 80s and there's no 90s. we go throu

. >> >> >> asked me to speak before the presidio homeowners association and i did and do you know what happened after? a young woman identified herself as the head of a small family foundation and said "what do you need admiral?" and i need computers and pentium computers came out and were the fastest thing. i need those computers. all three buildings were outfitted by that foundation, by that woman. i had more computers than the police department and the fire department and before i had nothing and it was interesting. i said to the mayor -- mayor jordan how do i approach these people? how do i do it? and he said "well, john i heard you speak before. just throw one of your guilt trips on them" and it worked. i know time is running out. i will make this quick but i wanted you to know how we got here. it didn't happen. it wasn't magic and this building as the mayor told you was a direct result of a tragedy on 101 california street and went up in the building and the crazed gun man killed all those people and i asked to build this building for a long time and the mayor knows that and all

they live in one of the biggest neighborhood associations -- excuse me, homeowner associations in san antonio, about 5,000 houses. so, he wrote his little speech so i'm going to read his speech. he would like to thank the stop urban blight organization on our behalf for recognizing this and bill and i are truly do not do what we do for recognition, but is very gratifying when someone takes the time and effort to tell you and the public at large that they appreciate your efforts and think you have made a difference that is worthwhile. i feel especially grateful that a national organization would do this for me. thank you on behalf of mike and bill. (applause) >> all right. last but not least, my personal favorite. jennifer nelson began working with me four years ago and through some downturns in the economy ended up having to leave and take a different job, was making pretty darn good money. and a year ago december jennifer approached me and said, i hate my job. she says, but i loved the nonprofit. so, jennifer. [laughter] >> please come up. (applause) >> this wouldedthctionv have happ

the 52-year-old homeowner and two of his brothers are now behind bars. authorities plan to file charges in the next few days. susan mcginnis, cbs news. >> a grocery store owner julio castro told the "associated press" the homeowner arrested is his nephew who worked as a schoolbus driver. >>> and this case is an obvious reminder of the jaycee dugard kidnapping. phillip and nancy garrido kidnapped her as she walked to a bus stop near south lake tahoe on the morning of june 10, 1991. on august 26th, 2009, more than 18 years later, phillip garrido brought dugard and their two daughters to a parole officer and dugard revealed her identity. both people pleaded guilty and they are serving life sentences. >>> 4:32. it could be weeks before we learn what caused saturday's deadly limousine fire. the chp says there will be no quick answers. five women were killed in the fire on the san mateo bridge. four others were injured. the chp says the limo was only supposed to carry eight passengers. kpix 5 reporter elissa harrington is at the bridge this morning with more information about the victims of that fire. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these friends were brought together by their careers in

accounting, learning about the different styles of real estate management, property management, you know, also insurance. a lot of different stuff, budgeting from homeowners association. i had the pleasure of working with that. after the six weeks my supervisor asked me if i wanted to be permanent. and i immediately said yes because, why? it was a chance for me -- because my major is accounting. it's a perfect way for me to link my job and my experience to my education. and i just want to talk today about the importance of youth jobs. because if after college, if you don't have any experience in our major how are we supposed to get our job? match way united way, thank you for allowing me to have a job that will be useful to me in the future. so, i just wanted to talk about the importance of youth jobs and also -- also i wanted to say that the youth is our future. so, we need to focus on our youth so that when the future, when the older people leave, we're going to take over. so, we need to have those series of jobs that will help us in the future. thank you, mr. shake. have a good day. (applause) ~ thank you, my name is tama shake, have a good day. (applause) >> than