the final objective, united states troop aircraft assemble for the long trip back to the united states to the united states armed forces. despite the dust the giant , planes airlift men and equipment back to united states safely and on schedule. it is important to realize that for the first time in our history, an entire army airborne brigade with all of its heavy equipment was transported 12,000 miles on an ally's call for assistance to help stem the tide of aggression in their country. united states military officials have devoted considerable effort to the evaluation of exercise delawar and the contributions to the defense of the free world. they believe the success of the exercise has given a strong boost to the central treaty organization. united states and iranian fighting men have gained invaluable experience, both in staff and command function and combined operations in the field. this effort helps prove the differences in language and customs need not be a barrier to allies working and fighting together for a common cause. the exercise demonstrated that joint operating procedu

public dollars and in-law units are part of the private buildings and private units and there's been a lot of confusion i think in the public what this hastening tailed we've heard from the members of the public i have a housing unit as well as an in this i want to that rent out any in this year round first of all, if the in this is not legal you'll not been able to get the ability to registering to be a host if it is legal you would need to have a permanent resident living in the that in-law unit incorporated it's not enough to simply live in the main unit and use the in-law unit as a place in the how did you need two separate unit to apply for the registration and we should permit the in this to engagement i have a personal issue that for a lot of middle-class households they'll have the success access to gave me but to some of the 1r50ub8 san franciscans that don't receive public induces if their traveling for working or otherwise want to rent out their space as others can so i'm not preempted to support the in-laws so with regard to supervisor kim's language let me say a few thin

is in a unit that will fall under the new sections of the planning code as mr. sanchez pointed out but the legalization of a illegal unit the trig the discretionary review you have 3 residential units on the property we don't have i respectfully request the board run state the permit i'm available for questions if you're offering. >> okay. thank you mr. crow. >> sorry i'm a bit anxious good evening members of the board building code section 106 a .1.12 states wherever a change in occupancy or use is made a building permit

and i think even more significantly, the way that because these units are going to come in as mohcd units and inclusionary program the way that we priced, at first we priced the units, the initial sales price takes into consideration the hoa dues. but, at resale, we do not take into consideration in the sales price, the hoa dues, and so the sales price is based on ami. and so, the next person coming on board, has to be able to afford that ami sales price, plus, afford the hoa dues. and so, you know, that is a huge gap. when it is $2,000 a month, taking up like 85 percent of their affordable payment. and so that means that they would need in order to afford to buy those units they would need that much down payment assistance to be able to even afford the unit at the resale price. and so,, it is sort of a big bang for your buck, i think would be much more useful to have those extra 44 units because of those large, and another impact is that where we will require the folks to put 5 percent down and so when they are putting 5 percent down of the total sales price. and 5 percent down of $100,0

the 11 on site units that were not originally proposed the variation has broad support within the housing community and the constituency recognized the building type and housing project while this is indeed a unique circumstance it is the 181 fremont area says they can participate in the area and become actually members downtown so again, i ask for your support. >> thank you. >> once again kevin with the planning staff just for a little bit of project background in december of 2012 the commission approved the entitlements for the fremont project would demolish two and 3 story building and construct a building containing about 4 hundred square feet of office space and greener retail space and subterranean off street parking it creates a bridge to the city park located on top of of the transit center so it will be demolished and construction underway it is located within the district that is to the privately owned parcels the plan requires for instance with state law 35 percent of the housing be offered to the low income households it will be a what happened then cheap combination of stand

by one into an affordable unit not increases the affordable housing units in block 52 it will update the inclusionary map this amendment is needed to comply with the phase one so-called true requirement the affordable units be no less than 10 block units that is transferred for development this is in place because the d b.a. alleyways allows lamar at least 5 percent and in the morning 20 percent and because the gagaries he are requests you round up or down and this products a deficit for example, block 554 percent is favorable 3.3 units is a required number of units but the gaga asks for that to be round down so any percentage this happens and enough fractional rounding will create a deficit that must be corrected this one affordability uncle is on block 52 is a produce of 52, 53 and 54 here you see a table illustrating the one deficit that has 54 units that creates a percentage of 10.28 and you'll see describing the table on the left you see the block numbers and you see the number of units kind of going from left to right believe it or not the vertical critical milestone has been x

later, united states and iranian units made a combined amphibious strike against the mainland.work together in directing the operation. also, their support during exercises planned by united states and iranian officers working in close harmony. united states f100s took off in heavy dust for a ground support mission. they were followed by iranian 9 86s. the rainy and pilots spotted her targets and peeled off -- iranian pilots spotted their targets and peeled off. forward air control guided the planes to their targets. after the strikes, the planes returned to the air base. the final objective, united states troop aircraft a simple for the long trip back to the united states. -- the giant planes started to ehrlichman and equipment back to the united states safely and on schedule -- airlift men and equipment back to united states safely and on schedule. it is important to realize that for the first time in our history, and entire army airborne brigade with all of its heavy equipment was there on anorted 12,000 miles ally'd call for assistance to help stem a the tide of aggression

the inmates are on the move. >> we move inmates out of these units often so we can do unit repairs. they will be relocated to another unit while that is being done. >> put your stuff behind your back and put your hands on the wall. >> the inmates carry their possessions inside sheets. but before they're allowed to enter the new unit, officers conduct a shakedown for contraband. >> the more contraband i find, the more i'm going to throw out. >> finally the inmates are taken to a unit almost identical to the one they left. but one of them has decided his time in the unit is up. >> hey, you, just stand there for me. kyle beauchamp says he is straight but requested to be housed with homosexuals when he was first booked into the jail. some older inmates told him that with his green hair, it would be safer than general population. >> a lot of times some of the convicts will mess with the younger ones. they'll sit in the holding cell with these young cats. they'll see how naive they are. tell them stuff like when you talk to the officer make sure you tell them you want this, this, this. me

to smaller units probably but more individuals units i'll see what the other commissioners said as it's written we have to abide by the affordability and the rates are clearly by percentage we have to pass we certainly can be amenable to something that might happen in the future that makes this project eligible so a few other things that's been said already they're to be emphatically $4.3 million an estimated minute dollars in transfer tax and one million dollars 90 in sales tax and image they're to go up they've spent a million in cleaning up the gas station and providing retail and less than the allowed park and starkers and only 48 onsite this is a i get to the point people talked about the importance which adere to give you an awe anyone else we have single-family homes on both sides we have 10 houses on both sides they each have a minimum of 10 cars we have 40 cars coming and out of the driveway for satisfactory reasons we're there from 5 to 7 it's less frequent when a car comes midday and week days and not that business i didn't on saturdays and sunday people don't come out of the

>> in the proposal is two units and the proposal is two units. >> so the existing unit has two usable floors. >> the basement is being we've refurnished. >> it's part of the i'm reiterating the refictitious t is part of the remodel after the remodel basement will have one or two bedrooms so you have two units both of them have two floors. >> that's correct. >> okay. that's clarifying what i was going to ask. >> commissioner richards. >> one of the things this must be my day i've lived across the street when my architects had a dr situation and actually, it is not as bad as you think it doesn't have it is not massive and there's a lot more light and air and certainly the railings is not as high as the building given 4 feet it doesn't raise the building with the shaping - landscaping commissioners, we have a motion and a second not take dr. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner richards commissioner fong and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and places you on item 15 at 3826 to 28 caesar c

and promote the construction of in-law units or secondly, in-law units is to provide for housing supply for the residents not to create more smaller hotel unit the legislation as written where airbnb f t r legislation is currently written to hold out those types of in-law units and the exist ones from the permanent market to use as lucrative short-term hotel they've been hidden and difficult to monitor so any meantime as handed out and it's on there section 41 a definition for those you if you it is page 13 line 10 to 6 i've gone through the city subsidized housing and the other portion in bold states that the residential unit is not subject to the inclusionary or after mentioning excluding the units from the down payment avoidance program continuing is not a dwelling created pursuant to section 207.3 or 715 point one is the secondly, or in-law unit references those are my two amendments pare the supervisor as two amendments seconded by supervisor yee and the second has to do with the further restrictions on in-law unit seconded by supervisor campos thank you supervisor mar supervisor k

of france, before the united states joined the united nations, any such thing. so america's economic story is a very different story from that of empire and yet, and this is where we all get stuck, we say, yes, but, the u.s. is the primary guarantor of world security. why do we get involved? why are we involved in all these other countries? by the way, the japanese call this more or less the yoshita doctrine, which translates more or less into "let america do it." this came out of world war ii. and in fact, one of the interesting parts of this story is that there wasn't one country other than the united states that was willing to sign a peace treaty with japan at the end of world war ii because of its behavior in that war. you think nazi germany was bad, and it was horrific, but because of the treatment of prisoners of war, nobody was willing to sign a peace treaty so it wasn't until 1951 that australia became the second country after the u.s. to sign a peace treaty. why? because this all took place in the same week, a foggy week in san francisco -- this is wher

the other weird thing about the united states, which goes back to the transparency, the united the only country i'm aware of in world history that secret agency and then announced it. 1947, the united states passed the national security act ad they said, we're starting spy agency over here! by the way, when did britain acknowledge the existence of mi6? i think it was 1994 or 1995. another very transparent, enlightened nation, acknowledged the existence of secret intelligence service in 2001. so spy services really are a modern world but the united states is an odd hybrid. we try to do it consistent with values but at the same time it's a tough situation. other questions? by the way, i've got to tell you, i, myself, am shy about questions. you do not believe this but when i sit in your seat, i'm thinking, oh, that sounds dumb, i can't ask that. so any question, i'll be thrilled. >> i have one. back to your interesting and provocative introduction, what now?ns where should we be going? do you have any thoughts? well read,are not as and your background brings such comprehensiveness to it i

is in a unit that will fall under the new sections of the planning code as mr. sanchez pointed out but the legalization of a illegal unit the trig the discretionary review you have 3 residential units on the property we don't have i respectfully request the board run state the permit i'm available for questions if you're offering. >> okay. thank you mr. crow. >> sorry i'm a bit anxious good evening members of the board building code section 106 a .1.12 states wherever a change in occupancy or use is made a building permit shall be required to legalize the changed use or occupancy and this is been confirmed by the planning department and the building inspection law doesn't provide for some sort of different process because the unit is quote/unquote illegal a building permit is required to change the use which is exactly what the permit holler holder is doing when he plans to remove the unit from housing use and evict my client navigate h

lazer metal cut awnings this elevation shows the plastic colors that gives identity and separates the units it is book ended with identifying the layers cuts on the left of the slide metal panel screens on the stair towers in the phase 3 with pockets in between that gives an artistic look for the buildings this is a view kind of on the hillside view of the residents and this slide is a little bit dark but how the balcony extensions and the horizontal metal and the panel and the vertical proportion of those how and alternative to give the unites a separate identity by using correspond and materials to insure that none of the units will be identical to my of these others the next group we're calling the bay they utility a water spider blue green house and other panels and nature metals and stoop coloring at the base elevation of those units showing how different they look the reason we broke the blocks up because as the units are similar around the project then they live from the street side it will look a lot different not the same block consistently arrest in the elevation at the lower righ

you can apply is to ask the question what are the basic units. how do they communicate with each other and what is it that they should try to achieve together. of course it is possible that this evolution occurs, but it is not possible that as an american leader you say that because everything involves why don't we just sit back and let it evil and we will see what happens. there are some issues that might be permissible. in the case of china the transformation which started out to be built billed as a model of revolution for the rest of the world this pattern continued until there is an ideological country towards the soviet union that caused the soviet union -- to move forward and the united states was the only available partner. i don't know whether i put this in the book or not, but the traditional way of thinking is shown with nixon and i in the first day in office had concluded that an attempt must be made to bring china into the international system. >> he wrote a piece for foreign affairs before he was ever elected. nixon wrote a piece in

represent the flats and the townhomes i know we didn't talk about that the back up there's a mixed unit types that have the pounding types we played with that and turned two of the townhomes into flats to people want to have a single level of living unit they have those options so what you see and what the evaluation is quite nicely it is horizontal into the vertical brace kind of representing that this is a view from the streetscape side with the finishes and materials and the bay window pop outs providing again that individual definition and the ground floor is recessed 5 feet and the entries themselves are recessed in 12 feet for the private area those decreased areas will have landscaping between the units and at the phase we have a stone like tone providing a high-level of finish at the lower level next pallet is the shipyard pallet more entireed by the ac sentimentalities again, you see how those colors provide another definition to the building block those units actually are on the curving part here and see because of the display they start to break up the massing a little bit mo

again, the fee will be used inform fund up to 69 units or a net gain of 58 units for example, the fee can be used to fund housing on transbay two metabolics from 181 fremont ocii is on track to meet the affordable housing of 45 percent of approximately 12 hundred utilities i units in the project area many of which are in construction and again, i want to reiterate that the project sponsor has been specialist from the outset and the agreement includes the prerogatives is that require the property owner to vote in favor of the cf d and pay a fee that is due if it were not formed the certificate of occupancy again, the ocii stiff recommends approval and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them. >> thank you. i of the hoping you could articulate more sorry your point about the hoa fees i know that's a policy conversation we've had before but borrow the members of the public that don't understand the full policy reasoning behind that one question i know there's office asked it's to the only for 181 fremont but other him or her in the south beach we're running across folks t

this idea that the united states it creates a practical problem.et me give you an experience i know about. in 1973, there was the science of wanting to move out of the soviet into the relationship of the united states come in from the point of view of stability in the middle east and peace in the region we strongly encouraged it. of course we knew that he was an autocratic ruler but i thought of him as a great man who contributed tremendously to the peace process in the region and i wish we hadn't said that with one who could feel and then he was succeeded by mubarak. in any one year the american president and security advisor have a finite number of problems that it's possible to deal with when you don't know what the outcome will be and when the outcome may be not at all democratic. that doesn't say that every discussion was correct but to say simultaneously the united states wouldn't be involved everywhere and to say however they should overthrow the government i understand what you said. i am not saying that america has always acted consistentl

it energized the united states.what our enemies think today, they think if they blow up the world trade center, we're going to be cowards and we'll back down and a muslim caliphate will go up and america will be overwhelmed. they don't understand the american character. the american character has a real streak of don't tread on me. and this energized america. >> i have a second question. have you looked into the covert operations that the british were undertaking in america at the same time to get us into the war? i mean, they weren't exactly, you know, hands off. they put a massive propaganda and covert operation activity into getting us into the war. >> from what i have been able to discover, britain was very active in world war ii, before the united states was in the war. rockefeller center, they set up the british security coordination units. and that was really a propaganda operation and a spy operation. they ran british spies here in the united states. many of them with the knowledge of j. edgar hoover and peo

housing opportunity meaning a registry that includes the number of days that people rent out their unit not visible but the enforcement agencies so they know with the things are happening so individuals can enforce we understand the limited capacity of agencies to enforce and that there is a clear 90 day maximum provision for all hosted and non-hosted cases as planning director director ram said there is importance of the clarity of the maximum of days we hope you'll pass this with strong enforcement mechanisms thank you, supervisors. >> thank you, sir. >> supervisors peter connecticut with the housing associations let me add to fernandez comments we're getting there but i urge you supervisor chiu to not rush this forward it's some of the best policies that needs to be done slowly and a lot of things to get it right a few things we've suggested that needs more attention altitude affordable housing of any types of short-term rentals should be regulated you've done sro's and any kind of affordable housing where we use the dollars for the restriction on line it opens up a legitimate questi

i couldn't see how to regulate this but has negative consequences the top one being people if the unit that take the rooms off the market with the housing is expensive in california i've met residents that have been ellis act evicted and they rented out their units and that is the type of activity we need to regulate and have the funding to enforce it a a regulation the city can enforce thank you. >> thank you supervisor kim sequoa supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much good afternoon, everyone this is a very important policy discussion sequoa i have a set of concerns i'm going to briefly touch on they were outlined from the previous speaker i have questions about the dbi and the code issue as a department they've had i've done a lot of work with them over the enforcement and i do question the capacity that they my potentially have on the enforcement arm of the legislation should this legislation be housed in this particular department i'd like to see exactly our thinking and i don't have a background in insurance so i will be interested in our ideas what is an acceptable insurance l

it was never the first priorities of the united states. the biggest area of our failure was helping to develop rule of law and governance. afghanistan during the period of the war against the soviets and the civil war produced a class of warlords and group of people who were so horrible to the population they often welcomed the taliban in their place. when we went in, we adopted some of toes people. we kept some of those warlords around, we used them because it was cheaper, and it was a big mistake. a lot of those people are here. when the taliban come in and say we're going to be tough on people, but we're not going to be as bad as those other people that the united states supported, sometimes they get purchase with the local people. throughout our time in afghanistan, we spent way too much time focused on military issues and not enough time focused on political governance and rule of law issues. >> right now, by an estimate from the united nations office of drugs and crime more than 90% of the entire world's supply of opium comes from po

to operate the united states senate. don't leave that hanging. don't walk away from this. let's invest in these candidates and see if we can't -- i think we will have success if we have the necessary resources. while i realize this isn't an appeal for funding of candidates, it is the challenge that we face as republicans is that we are not raising the money that the democrats and their allied organizations who support democrat candidates are raising and spending in races. >> i-say win. so a month out before the elections, so a lot can happen. if the election were held today would the republican wince a narrow majority? is this a wave election? what are you predicting? >> as i say i go to bed and try to sleep well. i wish i knew the answer to the question that you just asked. if you had a sense. the polls are moving in our direction. that more and more races are becoming the gap in which the republican is ahead of the democrat. the gap is increasing and the number of races in which the gap is increasing, is increasing. in

two units and the legislation will allow them to do that. and the basically the same rules will fly from the castro legislation in terms of the building envelope and the code, and modification, and so forth. and the one exception that you will see that it does allow for up to a three foot bump in height. and because there are some situation wheres that might be unnecessary and there will be two, i think, positives coming out of this, first, it will allow people to add new housing, and in a way that does not create higher bulk issues and for the people that we are requiring to do the retrofit, it provides them with a little bit of a bonus and, we are going to aslow you while you have your contractor out there and your architect you can explore this and do it and it is a little bit more efficient and we are adding the new housing stock and in addition for the people who are not mandated to do a seismic retrofit, but maybe are considering whether to do one t gives them the intentive to do it even though it is not mandated because they can do it

>> of a ebola treatment unit is the isolation unit. what you see is the workers in yellow suits with a mask or a actually in the restricted area. no one is allowed to go in there without a full personal protection equipment and training. and outside they are taking notes that the supervisor to make sure that proper protocols are taking place as they are entering the treatment unit. >> in your testimony you said you need about 840 of these every week. you've also said, and i quote, the current demand for exceeds the manufacturers for the overall sanity are producing at full capacity. you go on to say that in the current stage they will meet around 35% of the demand. is that right? >> that's correct. >> what can we do to provide more effective jeer? >> 840 for the hospital. that's the one ebola treatment unit, not for the entire operation. what we need to do is encourage the manufacturers to increase the supply line and make sure that anybody that has the capacity or has some of those in stock to release them because a lot of them are in

[applause] and the general of the united states department of defense, when i said the united states was occupying north america, he was alarmed to think we were merely occupying north america. [laughter] but anyway, it was quite enjoyable to see our perspective on the international stage. i have a lot of problems with treaties, a lot of complaints. the treaties are of course imperfect, not just because they took away a lot of land as they were preserving other land, but i have some tremendous practical frustrations with them today. one is that they came with excellent descriptions of land. they described the land that was going to be retained in great detail, and that's good. it's good to have clear descriptions, but treaties also retained water rights for tribes. the water rights were not so well described. land rights were important, but water rights were exceedingly important. the rights to water are unquantified, and to some degree unknown. they aren't extremely important resource, and an extremely valuable resource. -- they are an extremely valuable resource and an extremely im

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do we need a roll call. >> madam clerk. >> is this i'm sorry this is supervisor mar on in-law unit. >> supervisor campos supervisor chiu no supervisor cowen no supervisor farrell no supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang no supervisor wiener no supervisor yee supervisor avalos not to exceed no there are 5 i's and 60 notice that amendment fails the next one is supervisor kim's the proliferate right of action do we need a roll call for this supervisor campos supervisor chiu supervisor cohen supervisor farrell no supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang no supervisor wiener no supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed there are 8 i's and 430 notice this amendment is adapted the mexico one has to do with supervisor campos with the transit occupies this need to be received back to planning roll call. >> supervisor campos supervisor chiu no supervisor cohen no supervisor farrell no supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang no supervisor wiener no

for a quality unit but we don't have a record of it being a legal second unit so when this document came in as a sfrnl and that extends greater right of preservation to illegal unit how have those are unit not predicament in buildings that contain 3 or more unit this is given just one or two building that's all i have to present i'm available for questions. >> did you look at the 3 r report. >> the same building inspector thought it said unknown based on the permit history no permit found that went from 1 to 2 the evidence of the sand born's the single-family dwelling but based on the information we had could be navigated a one unit building and is there a separate gas and metering. >> i don't have that perhaps the project sponsor can provide that informational by historically that in and of itself is not determined. >> that's the legality. >> yes. but can be zoned. >> mr. duffy. >> commissioners just on behalf of the dbi i'd like to welcome commissioners wilson to the board thank you. i should have said that earlier. >> i missed our turn. >> i wasn't in my official capacity was i a