on the current fair market value the cost of the lease will increase to $1.4 million per year after twnt percent discount. through the collaborative effort of golden gate district and ac translt and help with caltrans approved a lease term with 85 percent discount of fair market value reducing the lease to more than $85 percent discount of fair market value reducing the lease to more than a million to $25 thousand a year which is half of what golden gate is paying now. like to thank director harper who was at the meeting and thank director sartipi caltrans staff for helping come to this. that was a great result for us. our next steps would be enter into agreement with caltrans and ac transit and take back to ctc and bring back to board for approval. [inaudible] been a strong supporter of veterans throughout the history the project. tomorrows is veterans day and felt it was important to honor the veterans working hard to development the translt center. from the trades in the field to professional staff 30 veterans are invited to sit torenl for exclusive lunch to thank them. like to thank

the plans were done in twnt 06 and have to redo them so need time to dathat and fulfill the requirements that have dcp have put in, that should hopefully then continue the permit process and hopefully close the matter. that's what we are asking for now is additional time in order to redraw the plans and provide this radius notification i just showed you here, give to planning and execute through on the permit process. >> any questions? commissioner walker. >> do you have a estimate of time? >> as you know, the city a very busy, architect squz so on are hard to get a hold of-we will do it- >> i will rely on the department to tell us. >> yes. >> that's fine. >> any other questions? >> can be get verification on the fee amounts? >> how much they paid? >> the penalties. >> joe could probably help with that. most thof work that has to be done here isn't building department, it is city planning. they have to go through a variance. i would suggest we can give them some time-as much time as you can comfortable with but at the end of the day most will reside at city planning t. is just a small de

it provides data on expenditures and receive news from jm twnt 16 through october 2016 and i'll go over a few highlights. for revenues remain strong. we collected about $21 million in revenue and see that on page 1. page 2 you see that while revenues remain strong they are lower than they were compared to the same time last year and that is to be expected. last year in fiscal year 15-16 that was the highest collection in the department. overall, reserve news from last year to this year have gone down about $2.7 million. if you look at innext table it shows the number of issue permits and talked about this before and you can see that both evaluation has gone down about 37 percent and also we are also seeing fewer number of permits issued. if you look that first table you see the largest decrease in the number of high value permits want down by about 19 percent. but overall revenues are still fine. we expect to meet our budget or exceed the revenue budget but just compare to last year you see things going down and anticipated that. on the expenditure side we can continue to increase compa

the plans were done in twnt 06 and have to redo them so need time to dathat and fulfill the requirements that have dcp have put in, that should hopefully then continue the permit process and hopefully close the matter. that's what we are asking for now is additional time in order to redraw the plans and provide this radius notification i just showed you here, give to planning and execute through on the permit process. >> any questions? commissioner walker. >> do you have a estimate of time? >> as you know, the city a very busy, architect squz so on are hard to get a hold of-we will do it- >> i will rely on the department to tell us. >> yes. >> that's fine. >> any other questions? >> can be get verification on the fee amounts? >> how much they paid? >> the penalties. >> joe could probably help with that. most thof work that has to be done here isn't building department, it is city planning. they have to go through a variance. i would suggest we can give them some time-as much time as you can comfortable with but at the end of the day most will reside at city planning t. is just a small de

the plans were done in twnt 06 and have to redo them so need time to dathat and fulfill the requirements that have dcp have put in, that should hopefully then continue the permit process and hopefully close the matter. that's what we are asking for now is additional time in order to redraw the plans and provide this radius notification i just showed you here, give to planning and execute through on the permit process. >> any questions? commissioner walker. >> do you have a estimate of time? >> as you know, the city a very busy, architect squz so on are hard to get a hold of-we will do it- >> i will rely on the department to tell us. >> yes. >> that's fine. >> any other questions? >> can be get verification on the fee amounts? >> how much they paid? >> the penalties. >> joe could probably help with that. most thof work that has to be done here isn't building department, it is city planning. they have to go through a variance. i would suggest we can give them some time-as much time as you can comfortable with but at the end of the day most will reside at city planning t. is just a small de

my name is roll dogo qu libed in the tenderloin and also work there since twnt 2008 and what i have seen that is happening around the tenderloin, it's not very good place to be around and we trader joe's coming down to 4th and polk street, between market and mission, i have no-i'm not against mubing over there. i really love trader joe's and what they sell, but with their presentation regarding the license, i think there is a lot of factors that comes together with it. the thing i'm concerned about is the fighting, assaults verbal and physical harassment test test test- >> they applied for a type 20 license which wilt allow to sell aef sale beer and wine. one letter of protest. zero letters of support. located in plot 374, which is considered low crime. census tract 477 which is considered high saturation. richmond station has no opposition. alu approved with the following recommended conditions, number 1, the sales of alcohol beverages permitted between hours of 7 to 10 p.m. each day of the week. number 2, no beer or malt beverages sold in less than 3 prepackaged packs with exception of

calling it one thing versus another with twnt pound load we dont believe that is substantive of not being able to control the amont of receptacle of what was put in them. this was never meant to be like this. you is a issue where one can go off the roof and may be waited down but corner building, sor story. this is a older building so if a fire starts it will probably go across the attic and probably not stops toprint it and no sprinklering in the building unless it is in a garbage room or a trash chute so the building doesn't have what a modern structure would have as far as fire prevention and or deterring a fire from spreading. all those things considered we don't think it is prudent and think you should take these things into consideration and upholding the hearing officer. >> commissioner walker and then commissioner gilman. >> so, has the property owner submitted a permit to allow this? >> no. >> okay. >> we have >> not to my knowledge and just look adthat permit history this morning. >> we have a pretty vibrant green roof department and policies to encourage this, but it requires t

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twnt 18. f and g we like to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how

we are looking at 14 to 18 month duration with a trajectory towards fall of twnt 2018 to have the bus storage facility in place and obviously that is post operations of the transit center, so there will be a interim period we deadhead or accommodations need to be done. >> quick question. is there a reason why we are waiting another three months to start the field work? >> i think we still need the bid. the drawings are done, i think it- >> it looks like the work is starting observe the contract award. is this happening outside the contract? >> ark logical work? >> right. >> we already [inaudible] our initant is start in january. there is the areas used for parking lot now so need to work with caltrans on entering the area and need to terminate the lease or figure whether we can do some of that work and remain as a parking lot use. >> okay. anything we can do to- >> absolutely. >> the time from the transit scepter opens and bus facility. >> that is intent. >> why didn't dee the bidding period earlier? we didn't need the lease agreed before the bids go ow so could have done that earlier

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twntke to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how to prioritize it.

we are looking at 14 to 18 month duration with a trajectory towards fall of twnt 2018 to have the bustorage facility in place and obviously that is post operations of the transit center, so there will be a interim period we deadhead or accommodations need to be done. >> quick question. is there a reason why we are waiting another three months to start the field work? >> i think we still need the bid. the drawings are done, i think it- >> it looks like the work is starting observe the contract award. is this happening outside the contract? >> ark logical work? >> right. >> we already [inaudible] our initant is start in january. there is the areas used for parking lot now so need to work with caltrans on entering the area and need to terminate the lease or figure whether we can do some of that work and remain as a parking lot use. >> okay. anything we can do to- >> absolutely. >> the time from the transit scepter opens and bus facility. >> that is intent. >> why didn't dee the bidding period earlier? we didn't need the lease agreed before the bids go ow so could have done that earlier,

twnt 5 to 30 miles per hour especially as we go through thursday. could even see a few sustained wind speeds near 30 miles an hour across northeastern arizona. so something to keep in mind if you're tra as that cold front moves through. that drop in temperatures for the upper 80s today to the upper 60s to low 70s in the valley. high country getting into that thursday and friday. drop into the 20s and even some teens by friday morning. there will be a very slight chance of rain across northern northeastern arizona and as those temperatures drop we could see a little bit of a dusting in areas. this is not going to be a huge rain or snow maker. 72 out the door in bull head city. highs today 71. 69 in cholo. globe hitting 79 and those 80s valley wide. again going to be a very warm one tonight. back in the 50s and 60s overnight tonight. waking up to 31 tomorrow in flag staff. pi u forecast. after you hit 87 this afternoon. west valley 88 surprise. 88 in glendale. lavine also going to see 89. topping out at 88. looking at your most accurate and then 80s b

it provides data on expenditures and receive news from jm twnt 16 through october 2016 and i'll go over highlights. for revenues remain strong. we collected about $21 million in revenue and see that on page 1. page 2 you see that while revenues remain strong they are lower than they were compared to the same time last year and that is to be expected. last year in fiscal year 15-16 that was the highest collection in the department. overall, reserve news from last year to this year have gone down about $2.7 million. if you look at innext table it shows the number of issue permits and talked about this before and you can see that both evaluation has gone down about 37 percent and also we are also seeing fewer number of permits issued. if you look that first table you see the largest decrease in the number of high value permits want down by about 19 percent. but overall revenues are still fine. we expect to meet our budget or exceed the revenue budget but just compare to last year you see things going down and anticipated that. on the expenditure side we can continue to increase compared to

we are looking at 14 to 18 month duration with a trajectory towards fall of twnt 2018 to have the bus storage facility in place and obviously that is post operations of the transit center, so there will be a interim period we deadhead or accommodations need to be done. >> quick question. is there a reason why we are waiting another three months to start the field work? >> i think we still need the bid. the drawings are done, i think it- >> it looks like the work is starting observe the contract award. is this happening outside the contract? >> ark logical work? >> right. >> we already [inaudible] our initant is start in january. there is the areas used for parking lot now so need to work with caltrans on entering the area and need to terminate the lease or figure whether we can do some of that work and remain as a parking lot use. >> okay. anything we can do to- >> absolutely. >> the time from the transit scepter opens and bus facility. >> that is intent. >> why didn't dee the bidding period earlier? we didn't need the lease agreed before the bids go ow so could have done that earlier

large growers would pay a $twnt,000 application fee and $180,000 in licensings pardee does not agree with all of the regulations, but he says it is a start. >> this is something that will be good for ohio's economy and good for ohio's patients and this is something that needs to be embraced. >> you have to qualify with one of a dozen conditions to use the medical marijuana. the state has set up a website to keep you informed on the status. we will post-it on our cleveland 19 app. you are wondering how to get it. a doctor has to write a recommendation and they can't prescribe marijuana here yet. before doing that the physicians have to apply for a certificate from the state medical board in ohio. this is expected to start in september of next year. >> romona: black friday is around the corner. a few hours ago wal-mart and target say they will both open their doors at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day while best buy will open an hour earlier and all three stores also released their ads for the big shopping event as well. do you have a plan on how you will navigate the store so you can get

i worked with stephen paul from oddball more than twnt year jz honored to call him a colleague i good frnds and think the reason we such a great friendship is we scr amazing passion for movies. i utilized films in his collection in my projects and likewise, he sold clips from my films for other producer tooz use in their projects. resource sharing ask a enormously important part of the ability of independent filmmaker tooz get films made without the resources stephen offers a lot of films would not be made. stephen is also a film educator and offers internships to offer film preservation. education is a large part of the mission. sorry about the frog in my throat, i wasn't planning on special effects. in any event, a lot of people have mubed to digital film making and still use film making when we talk about digital. what people do not know is digital files are more at risk than films. most would think the opposite is true, but films we had for 125 years and stored properly and maintained properly, they can go on indefinitely. film is essentially the repository of our collective histo

two, provision 16 california residential code with local amendments of twnt 16 san francisco building code. item 3, ordinance repealing the 20 flaen electrical code and enacting 2016 electrical code. 4, enacting 2016 san francisco existing building code and consisting of the twnt 16 california existing building code with san francisco amendments. iteic 5, ordinance repealing the 2013 building code and enacting a 2016 building code. item 6, ordinance repealing the 2013 mechanical code and enacting a 2016 mechanical code. item number 7, ordinance repealing the 2013 plumb code and enacting 2016 plumbing code. >> thank you madam clerk. i xoe know that was a mouthful. appreciate it. ladies and gentlemen, we have a presentation from dbi staff person. please come up to the podium. 1 through 7. please continue. thank you. >> goodern morning clerk means from department building inspection and work in the technical services divisionm we are doing administrative action that happens every 3 years when california changes their codes. all of our amendments expair and have to be reateached to new co

youth speaks turned twnt this year and did a huge sell ilation last month. congratulation to james cath who is the founder and slowly stepping down next year after 20 years so james, congraltulations. i want to share the mayor will be out and about next week during the holidays and we are planning to once again deliver approximately 2 thousand turkeys to many families particularly those in public housing, so look out for derek brown, the turkey guy on behalf of the city-you can call him the turkey guy. he is about up to here with turkey. at least this year we didvent to find a place to store them because we had so money and will get them out as we get them so thank you and happy holidays to everybody else as well. we have a lot to be grateful for even during the very challenging times. >> thank you. i wanted to just-i misspoke on the budget committee schedule because we do have a december 7th budget committee scheduled so we will hold that meeting as planned but have to reschedule the january 4. >> thank you. any board delegates to membership organizations?

two, provision 16 california residential code with local amendments of twnt 16 san francisco building code. item 3, ordinance repealing the 20 flaen electrical code and enacting 2016 electrical code. 4, enacting 2016 san francisco existing building code and consisting of the twnt 16 california existing building code with san francisco amendments. iteic 5, ordinance repealing the 2013 building code and enacting a 2016 building code. item 6, ordinance repealing the 2013 mechanical code and enacting a 2016 mechanical code. item number 7, ordinance repealing the 2013 plumb code and enacting 2016 plumbing code. >> thank you madam clerk. i xoe know that was a mouthful. appreciate it. ladies and gentlemen, we have a presentation from dbi staff person. please come up to the podium. 1 through 7. please continue. thank you. >> goodern morning clerk means from department building inspection and work in the technical services divisionm we are doing administrative action that happens every 3 years when california changes their codes. all of our amendments expair and have to be reateached to new co

youth speaks turned twnt this year and did a huge sell ilation last month. congratulation to james cath who is the founder and slowly stepping down next year after 20 years so james, congraltulations. i want to share the mayor will be out and about next week during the holidays and we are planning to once again deliver approximately 2 thousand turkeys to many families particularly those in public housing, so look out for derek brown, the turkey guy on behalf of the city-you can call him the turkey guy. he is about up to here with turkey. at least this year we didvent to find a place to store them because we had so money and will get them out as we get them so thank you and happy holidays to everybody else as well. we have a lot to be grateful for even during the very challenging times. >> thank you. i wanted to just-i misspoke on the budget committee schedule because we do have a december 7th budget committee scheduled so we will hold that meeting as planned but have to reschedule the january 4. >> thank you. any board delegates to membership organizations?

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twnt 18. f and g we like to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twnt 18. f and g we like to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how

youth speaks turned twnt this year and did a huge sell ilation last month. congratulation to james cath who is the founder and slowly stepping down next year after 20 years so james, congraltulations. i want to share the mayor will be out and about next week during the holidays and we are planning to once again deliver approximately 2 thousand turkeys to many families particularly those in public housing, so look out for derek brown, the turkey guy on behalf of the city-you can call him the turkey guy. he is about up to here with turkey. at least this year we didvent to find a place to store them because we had so money and will get them out as we get them so thank you and happy holidays to everybody else as well. we have a lot to be grateful for even during the very challenging times. >> thank you. i wanted to just-i misspoke on the budget committee schedule because we do have a december 7th budget committee scheduled so we will hold that meeting as planned but have to reschedule the january 4. >> thank you. any board delegates to membership organizations?

. >> brian has been with the tpa since november twnt 07 and 52 years of experience as a licensed engineer and worked globalally and nationally. he works in south africa and europe and worked in the united states on projects in california and southern california and seismic reto fit caltrans after the loma pree eta earthquake. i worked with brian with caltrans on the replacement for the sipress structure and met 10 years later, 15 years later. he also managed to [inaudible] sicily and milan italy by building the [inaudible] suspension bridge. a lot of experience and lot of help. brian graduated from empyreal college in london, 1964 and he is great knowledge base and advice and guidance so want to thank him for a life of services to the the world and us as well. thank you brian and if you have anyone--[applause] >> thank you. actually, my wish didn't come true from that point of view. we never built [inaudible] bridge. [inaudible] got in the way and stopped. that's why i am here. my last 10 years would have been doing the seena bridge. now the last 9 years is there biggest project i worked

/bartgov.news article twnt 16 and you will access information on the trains, what they look like.t will give a update on new schedules for reviewing those trains. the next i like to share something from independent living resource center. information people going through thaprocess of purchasing a wheelchair and how complex that process is going through their insurance company. they put together fact sheets on mobility and assist chb technology, the resource project and on the website they talk you through the process of the paperwork you need to fill out and the information that your doctor needs to provide. that is part the nick felden devicelanding library at ilrc and it will tell specific fact sheets for medicare, medicaid and private insurance company and the process to go through and you can droketly to the ilrc site at with ww rks.illrcss.org/access resources. it will populate just click on resource page and that will give you the information about the process. the next information i like to provide from the activities calendar for the lighthouse for the blind and visually

. >> brian has been with the tpa since november twnt 07 and 52 years of experience as a licensed engineer and worked globalally and nationally. he works in south africa and europe and worked in the united states on projects in california and southern california and seismic reto fit caltrans after the loma pree eta earthquake. i worked with brian with caltrans on the replacement for the sipress structure and met 10 years later, 15 years later. he also managed to [inaudible] sicily and milan italy by building the [inaudible] suspension bridge. a lot of experience and lot of help. brian graduated from empyreal college in london, 1964 and he is great knowledge base and advice and guidance so want to thank him for a life of services to the the world and us as well. thank you brian and if you have anyone--[applause] >> thank you. actually, my wish didn't come true from that point of view. we never built [inaudible] bridge. [inaudible] got in the way and stopped. that's why i am here. my last 10 years would have been doing the seena bridge. now the last 9 years is there biggest project i worked

it provides data on expenditures and receive news from jm twnt 16 through october 2016 and i'll go overa few highlights. for revenues remain strong. we collected about $21 million in revenue and see that on page 1. page 2 you see that while revenues remain strong they are lower than they were compared to the same time last year and that is to be expected. last year in fiscal year 15-16 that was the highest collection in the department. overall, reserve news from last year to this year have gone down about $2.7 million. if you look at innext table it shows the number of issue permits and talked about this before and you can see that both evaluation has gone down

now is to be able to get that space ready so we can do that and hopefully be open in the spring of twnt 2017. we hope that you will consider and approve our application. thank you. >> thank you next speaker. >> good afternoon. ron evans and chair oaf the museum board of trustees. she stole everything i was going to say. when we found we were going to be displaced spring of last year the staff and board went through grief and concern and frustration of what will happen to us, we decided that we were going roll up our sleeve jz persevere and carry on the best we could despite the market and all the challenges non-profits face. we are on our track and in a new home and we start getting that going. but i will say when that all happened woo got a lot of invitations and cities arounds the bay area to move there and lot of opportunities and a lot of enticements to do so and never once did the board kid any of these offers should be considered. the museum started in san francisco, the feeling is make a go of it here and have done that and want to continue and fiend ourselves a legacy and hope t

my name is roll dogo qu libed in the tenderloin and also work there since twnt 2008 and what i have seen that is happening around the tenderloin, it's not very good place to be around and we trader joe's coming down to 4th and polk street, between market and mission, i have no-i'm not against mubing over there. i really love trader joe's and what they sell, but with their presentation regarding the license, i think there is a lot of factors that comes together with it. the thing i'm concerned about is the fighting, assaults verbal and physical harassment test test test- >> they applied for a type 20 license which wilt allow to sell aef sale beer and wine. one letter of protest. zero letters of support. located in plot 374, which is considered low crime. census tract 477 which is considered high saturation. richmond station has no opposition. alu approved with the following recommended conditions, number 1, the sales of alcohol beverages permitted between hours of 7 to 10 p.m. each day of the week. number 2, no beer or malt beverages sold in less than 3 prepackaged packs with exception of

and hope for ratification so we can start or implement the 2016 building code starting january 1, twnt 2017. the changes we made are relatively minor. the bulk of the work was fixing the document in microsoft word. it was pretty unwieldy before and that took probably the majority of the time that i and peter wong who is a civil engineer in the department spent on the document. just a couple brief issues that we updated. on the port building code-first, let me precede that by saying there are 12 parts to the building codes and it ranges from administrative code all the way through the building code itself and plumbing, electrical, mechanical and energy codes and green building code. so, in the port building code itself, one of the changes i made was for special events. in the past there is a lot of confusion with project sponsors doing special events about how to present what they are doing. it often took a long time to get the projects through the port permitting process, so one the things i implemented and now will finalize in the code is allow the project sponsors to do their own eng

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twnt 18. f and g we like to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twnt 18. f and g we like to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how

also, just to let you know, we are very proud to announce [inaudible] architects received twnt 16 architecture award for health care building project for zuckerberg general building 25 in building magazine so happy they received that award. i will leave it at that and if there are other questions on the directors report i am happy to try to answer any of them. >> commissioners, questions on the report? commissioner sanchez. >> the directors comments and i really want to say that the whole campus, the whole community at laguna haunder turned out for a inspiring and reaffirmation why we have laguna hondas. volunteers to the cus toneians to pig and goats, cover the waterfront it was all there at lugina honda, the singing and tradition squz quality of staff and patients themselves so want to say well done and give a e for excellence because it was as good if not better than fleet week. >> i didn't mention [inaudible] for getting that done so thank you. >> especially those able to attend were very appreciative of the hospitalality laguna displayed to the community and where ever i went when we were

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twnt8. f and g we like to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how to

two, provision 16 california residential code with local amendments of twnt 16 san francisco buildinge. item 3, ordinance repealing the 20 flaen electrical code and enacting 2016 electrical code. 4, enacting 2016 san francisco existing building code and consisting of the twnt 16 california existing building code with san francisco amendments. iteic 5, ordinance repealing the 2013 building code and enacting a 2016 building code. item 6, ordinance repealing the 2013 mechanical code and enacting a 2016 mechanical code. item number 7, ordinance repealing the 2013 plumb code and enacting 2016 plumbing code. >> thank you madam clerk. i xoe know that was a mouthful. appreciate it. ladies and gentlemen, we have a presentation from dbi staff person. please come up to the podium. 1 through 7. please continue. thank you. >> goodern morning clerk means from department building inspection and work in the technical services divisionm we are doing administrative action that happens every 3 years when california changes their codes. all of our amendments expair and have to be reateached to new codes.

now is to be able to get that space ready so we can do that and hopefully be open in the spring of twnt 2017. we hope that you will consider and approve our application. thank you. >> thank you next speaker. >> good afternoon. ron evans and chair oaf the museum board of trustees. she stole everything i was going to say. when we found we were going to be displaced spring of last year the staff and board went through grief and concern and frustration of what will happen to us, we decided that we were going roll up our sleeve jz persevere and carry on the best we could despite the market and all the challenges non-profits face. we are on our track and in a new home and we start getting that going. but i will say when that all happened woo got a lot of invitations and cities arounds the bay area to move there and lot of opportunities and a lot of enticements to do so and never once did the board kid any of these offers should be considered. the museum started in san francisco, the feeling is make a go of it here and have done that and want to continue and fiend ourselves a legacy and hope t

/bartgov.news article twnt 16 and you will access information on the trains, what they look like. it will give a update on new schedules for reviewing those trains. the next i like to share something from independent living resource center. information people going through thaprocess of purchasing a wheelchair and how complex that process is going through their insurance company. they put together fact sheets on mobility and assist chb technology, the resource project and on the website they talk you through the process of the paperwork you need to fill out and the information that your doctor needs to provide. that is part the nick felden devicelanding library at ilrc and it will tell specific fact sheets for medicare, medicaid and private insurance company and the process to go through and you can droketly to the ilrc site at with ww rks.illrcss.org/access resources. it will populate just click on resource page and that will give you the information about the process. the next information i like to provide from the activities calendar for the lighthouse for the blind and visuall

next year and detail design will happen same time and home to go into construction on mn and o in twnt 18. f and g we like to put together a schedule and move forward and based on funding needs and requests. >> i think it is good that you are moving for ward with segments mno, but dont think that is accept able on the other segment. i represent that district and think they are both important why are not not both moving at the same time? >> it is a matter of funding. i can go back to mta with that request- >> is there funding the ta is gibbing to this project because i think we should withhold the funding from had mta. it just isn't acceptable you have to make it happen at the same time and don't know if-i think this is important for supervisor cohen and that segment should go forward as quickly as possible but important for us too, so maybe can we call mr. reiskin and see if he can respond to that and cta? i think we need to have both segments move forward at the same time. >> i agree which is why my-it is like having two kids and having to make a selection which will get what and how

my name is roll dogo qu libed in the tenderloin and also work there since twnt 2008 and what i have seen that is happening around the tenderloin, it's not very good place to be around and we trader joe's coming down to 4th and polk street, between market and mission, i have no-i'm not against mubing over there. i really love trader joe's and what they sell, but with their presentation regarding the license, i think there is a lot of factors that comes together with it. the thing i'm concerned about is the fighting, assaults verbal and physical harassment test test test- >> they applied for a type 20 license which wilt allow to sell aef sale beer and wine. one letter of protest. zero letters of support. located in plot 374, which is considered low crime. census tract 477 which is considered high saturation. richmond station has no opposition. alu approved with the following recommended conditions, number 1, the sales of alcohol beverages permitted between hours of 7 to 10 p.m. each day of the week. number 2, no beer or malt beverages sold in less than 3 prepackaged packs with exception of