it's defined as a use. so if you go back to c2, which doesn't of formal retail controls, those could be lifted in broad swaths of the city, not just van ness but the tenderloin, pacific, golden gate, etc. the other is use size limits, you know, again, we agree where the department that borrowing the controls, whether those be permitted uses, or permitted nonresidential use sizes from the adjacent districts is not a good idea. and then c2 is a pretty crusty old district. it predates from the 1980's and predates mixed use districts. it has controls in it that needs looking at. one of the problems covers very, very different parts of the city, stones town, executive park and the northeast water front. it's hard to write a con here rent set of controls that make sense for it. of course a lot of those areas are very, very unlike places like the tenderloin or lower n ab hill, that are very transit oriented, fine gained and small scale. so this ordinance is going to deal what should be the permitted uses and we ar

underlying zoning permits uses. in this case, it doesn't specify how often entertainment is closed, it relies on underlying districts, rc3 and 4, and there is also a clause that doesn't talk about uses but they say you should determine whether uses are permitted in these districts by looking at the nearest neighborhood commercial district and it regulates that use that's how it should be located in this area. in this instance along van ness, you have a big strip of retail that has a more coherent look to it than the neighboring nc districts, so when you are applying chromes for what happens on van ness eve you are looking at different districts with varying controls. this is something that the department has pointed out to you is an issue through an error. it was changed to this, referred to as the nc district in 2008, prior to that change, it referred to the c-2 district which is more come patible what we feel is appropriate on van ness. that's what we recommend that we make this change to go back to riverring to t

so why are you saying that i can't use substance abuser, i've used it all the time? what's wrong with that? and i think that we have to recognize that and then we do have to do a lot of presentations, a lot of discussions like this and, and i really appreciate the fact that samhsa is supporting this new language. even within and i have to admit, even within our own agency, mean our, our team in the consumer affairs office, checks you know many, many materials that are going to be put out and sometimes it's even internally, it's very difficult to keep everyone on a straight and narrow path of using. daphne was involved with us at one point in, in creating a document that is still out in draft, related to language and that people are using now. do you remember that daphne? i do remember and it was based a lot on the work of william white, who has written so much on language and the rhetoric of recovery, and what words keep us stuck and what words move us for, forward. for exam, example, the issue of relapse. we talk about relapse and in other illnesses, we might talk a

we can use them. there is some belief that some agencies will look at this differently if they thought they were going to be a basis for this allocation. this is the one number that these there was agreement within and among the agencies. it does have a standing as a guarantee, and so, we have always tried to figure out how to improve that. if you look at the wholesale supply, agreement, it talks about having a transfer process. if there is not enough to go around with in those guarantees during this interim period, there could be transfers among agencies. i think we were trying to assert ourselves in some way in option four and other options to try to make it easier to be more flexible in how the allocation might happen, should we need to make it happen, but the contract does of the process, application process. it is the transfer process, and it is in the contract. option five premeds as to use what is in the contracts. i am not sure if that helps or not. >> why would east palo alto have that? commi

what about us? china has a huge challenge in supplying the energy needs of this developing population. there's russia. they are buying -- saudi arabia is the biggest exporter of oil in the world. they have more than us. about the same as venezuela. they are having near as many people and don't use as much energy as we use. they are buying -- saudi arabia is the biggest exporter. india. can you find india on the map there? a billion people, growing rapidly. buying oil. you can see the challenge that this presents and the recognition that we have got to look at our taxes and we have to look at our economy relative to the world situation in energy and what is likely to happen to the price of gasoline. 70% of all oil is used for transportation and 90% of transportation is oil. relative to this, there is an interesting statement from former secretary of state rise. secretary of state, we do have to do something about the energy problem. i can tell you that nothing has taken me back more as secretary of s

we to pay to use a facility. that's a way of generating revenues awise pell your gyms and baseball diamonds, this is also putting a concept in it. i could get to this high school and play on the field eventually. i'm always a sportsman -- sports fanatic, because the lincoln high school football saved my brother's life. mr. david henderson like four years ago. it saved his life. now my son is like, i'll goo and walk to lincoln in the next six or seven years. i'm kind of like saying, maybe something different not as much as gardens of that such oar nature. but definitely thinking of spaces that c.b.o.'s and come in and feel comfortable and turn to case management inside the school to where that can kind of cut a break on the dean or the principals and definitely like the use of the facility as far as sports related. track and field. so maybe they'll have to come up with something in the neighborhood, because it looks really good and we appreciate it. >> thank you. at this time i'll take comments and questions. beca

they do not have to come and ask us for it, which for us to track it down. it is available for them to use. and finally, the mayor made reference to this, there are some leads that we have that if we were to try to address them would be costly and time- consuming and may not even yield the results we want. a small example, mechanical streets weeping. we have them go around the city and we have people move their cars in order for us to be able to clean their streets. for those people that do not move their car, not only will they get a ticket -- >> [inaudible] >> for the record, the department of public works receives no revenue from street cleaning tickets. that goes to my friends at the mta. >> [inaudible] >> but if you do not move your car, not only will you get a ticket, but i cannot clean the street. then when the control or somebody comes out to inspect how well we are keeping the city clean, that reflects badly on us. that information will be going out on data sf. one change that we made recently, at changing the street cleaning frequency from weekly t

so, of all the 2800 children that use transportation, 32% just use transportation in the afternoon. again, you can see here from the concentrations of students. that is illustrated. the next can map, the green dots, show where the students tried in the morning and the afternoon. 56% of all students to use services use services in the morning and in the afternoon. you can see from the patterns here were those students' lives that are using morning and afternoon students. -- you can see from the patterns here where those students live that are using morning and afternoon students. the color scheme, although it is not easy to see, it is the three lawyers put on top of each other so you can see where the -- the three players put on top of each other so you can see where the -- the three layers put on top of each other so you can see where the 2800 students live. race and ethnicity -- 48% of the 2800 are kindergartners. 16% fourth. at the middle school level, these are from the k-eight schools. some of the k-a schools indicated they have students riding the bus that are in sixth, seventh

not so good words to use. for example, we want to talk about recovery, we don't want to talk about addiction. addiction is where people are stuck in the problem. recovery is where people get into the solution and that's what it's all about, giving people hope and healing and a new way of life. some of the main questions that we receive is, what kind of training is this, you know? and when you say, media message training, that means that if the media... put a microphone and camera to my face and say, joe, i heard that you used drugs and alcohol before. and who are you? and how do i respond to the media and how do i respond to where the community and the public can know that the benefits of long-term recovery? i think the main message there is that people in long-term recovery can move onto advocate for people with addictions and people to also get long-term recovery like they did. the message is real clear that the benefits of recovery, it works, and that's a reality for many people that's in recovery today. lu

we shipped the use away from those uses to biodiesel, all of those will go to crop oils to get their fat. they will have no other option. so it will perpetuate and probably make even worse the current disaster that is happening worldwide because of biofuels and crop oil use. berkeley and seattle have canceled their bio diesel programs because of what crop oils are doing to the planet. europe is about to reel back on its requirements. also, the recent reports of increased gold dust show that even if you did this, darling international is questionable, and this should be held up until we find out what is going on. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners. we are one of the three unions that represent people working at darling, and we are speaking in favor of the project. we would like to see it move forward. we have always worked to make sure that jobs are available for the communities that we have jobs in. we have a hiring hall to make sure that happens. we look forward to being able to put more members of the community to work in good jobs that help sustain their fami

we will put the uses behind us at least for the time being, we are ok with the continuance, as well. i think it's fantastic and tremendously important to the city. it's important for a few reasons, we would love your staff to take a closer look at two issues, one is the issue of what's called a snout house. i have an illustration here. this is a snout house. a snout house is a house that sticks its garage out toward the street and all the human-oriented parts of the building gets pulled back. very takic of post world war ii construction. we don't have any in san francisco. they tend to have a garage that is flush with the interest facade. the current code does permit you to turn an existing building into a snout house. this is a victorian house and they pushed the garage out to the street and kept the principal back. this is unsafe for pedestrians, destroys the character of the neighborhood. now, because this house did it, the our two houses on either side can do it. this proposes getting rid of the snout house. staff weren't recommending it. we think that they should recommend it. p

use authorization. and then next providing that liquor sources be principally permitted on the ground floor in rc district, unless otherwise specified. much of the area in the tenderloin is in north of market special use district which has an outright prohibition on alcohol uses and that would remain in effect for those areas. next, just to clarify, drive-up facilities are not permitted in rc use district. this is not a change. these uses are in the permitted, so we would make sure that

i have them tell us why you haven't been to school on. this one of these because of the bombing my daughter can go to school. another one who missed school. will eventually plus that's them and for them the f. sixteen are useless against almost. less money that's money. they couldn't care less about with. the owner of the tunnel live sometimes eunice i just didn't think it was a long way from the bulbs said that they don't care about you or your host of them so. there was a petition against the time of the next days what happens. when you get there are even more tunnels we'll follow that this is somebody asked them to build a new one. when there was a petition to stop the tunnels they were even more. tenderly do you want to do. this. how much further to dig down five meters how far exactly. between three and four meters four to five meters five meters are you sure. it's the exit we used for the march in. this little book the egyptians founded them blew it up. i don't. know a lot of damage but one day's work mobile is going to go tomorrow

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thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go. you are set to go. so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupid, you say, "that's so emma and julia." who says that? everyone. announcer: imagine if who you are were used as an insult. >> thank you all for coming out, especially on short notice. it is a real thrill for all the giants fans and for the elected officials here in city hall to announce formally the trophy tour. we will be bringing the trophy to a city near you but will first stop. the start of the official tour is here, the visa tour, in

we use all that to improve instruction to readers if we do not use its -- to improve instruction. we have measures of academic performance of students developed by the department to measures didn't grow three times a year -- student gross three times a year to see what kind of process they are making. this gets at the point that we do not wait to see if the students have failed, but we have measurements, and it is not an autopsy fiorina -- an autopsy. we do as additional feedback. we walked through all of our schools with the district directors and the assistant superintendent, and we looked at classrooms and got together and discuss it and went over our results with the principle of the school. i know guadalupe as the same in his part of the zone. we give feedback to students, including self reflection and revision. we are wanting to make sure a student gets a grade after he or she has had time to master an assignment. it is not just an f because they did not do it right, but this would be an f unless you want to revise it and give them an opportunity to master what they are doin

and it is very important to us. we are already here. but please come back and visit us frequently. this wonderful new laguna honda would not exist without you. i just want to add a personal note. my younger sister, emily, was a resident here for many more years than i have been. she was greatly loved. we lost her recently. i would like to dedicate this speech to her and remembered her, as many of the residents do, with great fondness and affection. thank you all. [applause] >> i would like to invite you all nowi that good enough? this is a participatory ribbon cutting. it requires nothing more complicated than this. i will ask you to count down, not up. upon conclusion, we will applaud the great works of turner construction, the dedicated men and women who are still toiling inside to get this project completed, which begs the question when will the residents be moving in that? there is an easy answer -- soon. [laughter] [crowd chants a countdown] [applause] go ahead in an orderly manner. [music] hello, i'm ivette torres. welcome to another edition of the road to recovery. today we'

the first will give us public art. the second will move us closer toward the goal of rehabilitating and reusing building 813, located on parcel to of the shipyard. ultimately, building 813 will house incubator space for cleaning technology companies and provide a range of employment for san francisco residence. the mayor's office and redevelopment's staff will present. >> good afternoon, supervisor maxwell, supervisor marc, supervisor to. -- supervisor mar, supervisor chiu. thank you for accepting this resolution under california health and safety code. the health and safety code requires the legislative body of the redevelopment agency to hold a public hearing and to make certain findings pertaining to the use of redevelopment funds for public improvement. these findings must approve the project is of some benefit to the project area or immediate neighborhood in which the project is to be located if no other means of financing the city -- of financing the project are available to the city. it must also be consistent w

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and the self-service food use, this is the conditional use. and a portion of the youth is allowed in a matter without your approval. this is in the north beach area. and there is no living space required. this is 5000 square feet. and there will be no liquor license of any kind. and we have five letters -- and the clients are very pleased with how they have taken the new usage. i would like to introduce you to one of the owners. it would be great if we could hear a little bit about what they are up to. this is effective find one of the store. >> good afternoon. i would like to thank the commission for allowing us to open with these improvements. this saved my partners from the tremendous financial burden. the retail pizza shop, this has remained open -- this has remained with open arms, and we see a tremendous enthusiasm for our sandwiches and slices. business has been exceeding our expectations. many chefs are coming to san francisco to be certified. this is by one of the most decorated peacemakers -- pizza- makers in the world. we offer chil

i am going to ask the public to be patient with us on the restorative justice monies that we are using. and i would like to also noted that it is not the entire amount of violence prevention funds that were allocated previous years. 911,000 was put to violence prevention funds the previous year, and this year to restore to justice money was cut by close to -- this year the restorative justice money was cut by about 300,000. so i think that when we look at where the money is being spent and how it is being spent, i think what the board really wants to know is -- is this really having an impact? and what impact is it really having in our students' life? we can do quantitated numbers about how many we serve, but we are also looking for that qualitative -- what are the measures we can use that really show impact? i think what you put in your report today about a lot of experiences, and the voices of people on school sites that are serving, the parents, and the students, that is a type of very voluble information that we really love to hear, and i think the public likes to hear, too. the mo

that would free all of us out. -- freak all of us out.re not only going to sell of market, but down market. i looked at a chevrolet design in the tech center yesterday's. we have a new chevrolet that, if you look at it, it looks like a bmw, only it is american. we stacked all the cars in that sector up against a chevrolet. we asked people to take those cars and they did not know who made them. this car -- there are new cars coming, new models, that will put us in very good standing. >> you were paid a total of about $32 billion to the federal government. how much money does the government have to get back to break even and what stock price with a have to sell the remaining shares to break-even? >> they own 51% of the company. i just happen to know these numbers. 500 million shares multiplied times 33, that is what they need to make. the previous break-even was about 41 or 42 -- $41 for $42 a share. have you given any advice to the government about how they can sell the other shares? >> no. it is a clear and bright line. the administration

us tell c.n.n. or the islamic jihad's they organize it to bring their own weapons back and we're trying to get around the embargo. you know you look at them for service and you will bring back food so people can survive and we know they're dealing in guns in iraq and. other fellows will soon all be over. under an embargo on the border posts open the tunnels will close. only. with maybe there's a faster hammer israel agreement it'll all stop. yes we'll close them down itself. the boss none. made the needs of. into gaza city blown up. so a little more. difficult. you can't carry him it'll take two more of us and i'm always at least three hundred kilos long before going back if we don't tell you where in trouble mobile payment is made or types is very big. we'll put him in a blanket and carry him together hoping. the steps are dangerous when it. comes to. going to pick him up on three. weapons what. are the lot of all the little puzzles watches stomach terms a sudden all the time the four corners and f

and do i think it would be wise for us to do the things for god to continue having us and on america i think that would be what. you choose to only air force members in saddam hussein. seeming cool and childress to have taken of this and have those photos published. to make up that sometimes a little publicity if it which projects to the rule that a christian american morning is in abilene and islam a country and performing christian rituals in the palace of the former dictator of that country the former islamic dictator that this morning country i think says very concerning and disturbing things and then for the military to tout that to put into law that activity or into a war that chappell in. the designation air force chapel in the year is is mind boggling to me quite frankly. in the military the kinds of extreme training that you go through are not justified by saying after all these are matters over life did. not. have. the same justification it is used in in christian fundamentalism in terms of say there is this kind of alternate closeness warfare going on so i am willing to co

they have regarded the 12 times a year temporary use. this may need further clarification, but hopefully, it is somewhat unclear. certainly, i am sure he might at some flourished to my report. >> commissioners, i am here with my client that owns and operates a restaurant down near the park near townshend. these restaurants are doing pretty well. they are rock-and-roll in down there. this is a slightly odd one in that the south of market got a zone to disallow or basically disallow entertainment usages. and when they did that, they put in this to a 5.3 planning code that allows temporary usage of entertainment. what we have done in the past, and what we would like to do in this situation, it allows the owner of the business to do new year's eve and some big parties. back to the issue at hand, i think the commissioner like this. this includes three neighborhood groups and some residents. pretty much every neighbor with in the buildings of every direction. we have gone to those people and talk to them about the operation and what we would l

all of us should be proud. all of us should be grateful that we have had a small piece of that particular history. because that history helps me bear a lot of responsibility, to be a husband, to be a father. this institution will always be part of my life. you have taught me how to be that better person. thank you very much and god bless all of you. [applause] >> we are so blessed in our elected leaders in san francisco. senator mark leno has helped us on a bill to make sure that people who need help in a community and want to stay in the community can do so. we are very proud of this new building. at the same time, we want to make sure that people who want to stay in their homes will be able to do so. and so the senator has carried a bill that will enable us, if someone has medicaid, to use those medicaid dollars to increase the number of in-home hours that person has so that we can use those federal dollars instead of hospitalization, instead of long-term care here, in the home. our goal is that the person al

but it is a use that as a high priority and all of our polling and all of our park uses. there is no question that the recycling center served its purpose, but i think it is now an outdated purpose. i know that does not please everybody to hear it, but i honestly believe that is the case. if we do not act today, this will continue to be a political football for a long time. there is no question that both sides can rally support. it tries to pit one side against homeless people and the other side against community gardens, and that is not a fair discussion to have. i plan to support the staff in this recommendation. commissioner bonilla: i would just like to go on record in supporting the native plants component along with the community garden. i think it is a great fit. to that degree, i think certainly in terms of stewardship i would see any of the individuals, a key stakeholders involved with that -- i see them continuing to be invoked -- involved with the department, with respect to that particular component. i also want to say that i support recycling citywide. i run

if god is for us, who can be against us? again all of these things we are more than conquerors. i am sure that neither and death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come the -- come, nor anything else in all creation will be able to separate us from the love of god in christ jesus, our lord. this is the word of god to the people of god. thanks be to god. let us pray. lord, in this quiet and holy moment, we put our trust in new. -- in you. bless this family, strengthen them in their love for each other, and they they feel surrounded in this place by those who genuinely care. for jesus, it is in your name we pray, amen. sorry, onego -- i'm week ago, and john called me to say that elizabeth was critically ill. he said she had asked if i would conduct her funeral when that time came. i agreed without hesitation and told john that i would visit elizabeth on sunday afternoon. the next day, when my wife and i arrived we spent a few moments with john and cate, and then john let me in to see e

first of all, i want to thank god for putting us in this situation and blessed us the way he has. i want to thank my family, my wife and my boys. my teammates. i tell you what. when i got traded over here, it was a tough long road, but our trading staff was unbelievable. kept us all on the field. a quick story -- when i

in place with two players i wanted to keep of us. and only wanted to stay for one or two years more a case go straight when i arrive i want to leave only a solution if you want to leave they have to go because players who doesn't want to play for the club you could better say ok go away and the felt so. played two years in to a lot of years just pay nothing and also good for the national team or it was fantastic and the second half after the summer break i was on the contract off been linked with moves to the premiership again in fact do you think you'd be a success. i think it really well for the national team. which is we're. the kind of place to work with nothing more playful. complain rolled but like names names for instance no. take for example so much. it's time to take a closer look at the main hockey events of the year the vancouver winter olympics along with the world championships the k. trial advantage shell r.t. have found the right man to discuss them two time olympic champion but his laugh fits the stuff. everybody expe

and parking uses to fund the cruise terminal improvement. after we had a fully entitled project, all the way through the major permit that i discussed before and approved by the board, our development partner took a closer look underneath the piers and found that they were in a really poor condition and that the early estimates of the substructure costs were far too low and that it was not a commercially feasible deal, that they would not be able to get their investment out, so they essentially walked away from a fully entitled project. supervisor mirkarimi: when was that? >> that was in 2006. at the time, because it was fully entitled, staff tried to shop that project to local development interests to see if anybody would build it. this was at the time our plan to get a new cruise terminal, so we were highly motivated, and there was no interest in the site. if we think it would be great if we could take advantage of the america's cup to get development that delivers a major maritime benefits to the waterfront, provides new public open space

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whatever you want. >> i want to thank all of you fans for supporting us, for giving us energy, respect, and your love. every one of my teammates loves you, we appreciate it. thank you. [speaking in spanish] [applause] >> juan uribe. >> u -- >> ribe! >> [speaking in spanish] u- -- >>r ribe! >> [speaking in spanish] thank you. this is for you guys. thank you. >> the san francisco giants are world champions. [speaking in spanish] [applause] >> now, we saved the best for last. the best team of announcers, k ruk and kuip. [applause] >> the san diego padres -- the atlanta braves, the philadelphia phillies, the texas rangers, they are all otta here! [applause] -- outta here! i came to this organization in 1982 and i only knew the couple of things about it. one, it had a really bad ballpark. it used to have a center fielder by the name of willie mays. its current center fielder was some guy named chilly. i also knew that it had not won a change in ship. my daughter started in 1982 and i am happy to say, thanks to these gentlemen here, the torture is over! [applause] how great was that parade?