and in an era of re-usable technologies, we can also have re-usable headsets. so i want to make it clear with technologies, this is a viable solution that exists in other cities and one that i am still willing to consider. that being said, i do want to see perhaps for the next year or so how this works, and if supervisor olague and supervisor mar, all of us who are here don't hear continued complaints from our neighborhoods, i don't think we'd have any reason to move forward. but obviously this is a work in progress. the last thing i want to say is i appreciate the invitation for a summit, and i think that would be a good thing. but the one thing i do hope is that we need to move forward in getting some of these solutions done, and i don't want the planning of a summit to otherwise delay the implementation of policies that can provide some more immediate relief to our neighborhoods. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. my name is gus hernandez and i'm the vice president ped -- of the association. i brought some photographs. i was wondering if i could use

this thing brings character to the street and with cars becoming less usable in the city and mass transit a little more difficult, having housing and commercial in the same space is a tremendous thing and i have looked at pictures and seen the pictures you have. he is such a great guy, we are behind it 100%. he is a good guy and it is a good-looking project. thank you. commissioner wu: thank you. any further public comment? if not, public comment is closed. commissioner miguel: i appreciate even though it was a little late in the game the meeting with the dog patch and the boosters association. i talked with both of them regarding the project. they are in support of it. they do as has been inferred by the presentation -- hope you would work closely as far as the pavement to park. it is hard to make commitments on a public space woman has not been rounded out as far as final design -- when it has not been rounded out as far as final design. i trust you will do right by it. this is an extension of what is happening on 16th street with kaiser set to go as well as extensive housing in back of

preservation of other important policy goals in the city like creating affordable housing, having usable parks and libraries, etc. i want to look at how those different policies interact with each other. those are a few things i am working on. >> we are out of time. we will have to wrap this up. thank you so much for joining us. we have been talking to supervisor wiener from district 8. watch for the next episode of "need your supervisor." we will be back with one of our 11 city supervisors. ♪

most of the hospitals will not be usable. some will collapse and killed the occupants. san francisco have a handful of what is needed. these are the hospitals proposed for cathedral hill, and they must be completed, and the rebuilding must start as soon as possible. the people of san francisco what to have modern earthquake facilities that they can turn to for help. i am happy that we have agreed on a series of the best outcomes and i asked you to support this plan and all of the benefits this will bring to the city. >> gentleman, if you are ready? >> thank you. i am brandon lomax, of sheet metal 104. we have strong ties to cpmc. i attended a program -- designed to train you and put residents of san francisco who are out of work into construction. i had a chance to join a great company. i scored in the top 10 of all applicants. this keeps the money in the community. i was happy to hear that the mayor's office had worked to reach an agreement, that works for both the city and hospital. we need to keep jobs in san francisco and this will allow us to do so. this will creat

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do we have a long time before a usable weapon? can be weapon thank you/ -- do we have a long time before a usable weapon can be fabricated? >> hopefully iran agrees to the 5 + one processed to dismantle certain capabilities and provide more transparency and openness from the uranium site and explain the rationality behind a program in a very good way and provide by a a more access. i think it is pretty much by prime minister netanyahu sees that the time is closing. i think this has to do more with what is rail can do alone militarily without help from the other states. so they have limited capability, so they have to strike when you can still stop the. program for while it but once it is all underground, it might be beyond their scope. we have to remember what is also happening now is iran has distributed this stuff too many places. so the more they have time, the more there will be places, particularly manufacturing of centrifuges. i don't think i have seen anywhere in the open. what is the place where centrifuges are manufacture

so when might we actually get some usable rain, if you will? meteorologist bernadette woods is going to discuss that and we'll do that during the first warning weather segment. i will throw it back inside. >> ultima city considering putting advertising symbols onto its firetruck. the idea has been presented in form of of resolution. companies could pay to place ads on the vehicles. it follows three of the city's 55 fire companies being disbanded to save money and to close a big budget gap. >> they do this in other jurisdictions. but they do is make contributions to the fire company and the fire company automatically recognizes that by some type of notation on the truck. >> critics of the idea concerned about having the city's fire fleet take on a nascar like look. >> it's been in business for less than a year, but baltimore four seasons hotel is already one of the best hotels in the world. that's according to the people at condi nast traveler. the four seasons baltimore computer with hotels around the world for the honor. they were judged in se

also need to encourage housing production, affordable housing, pedestrian safety, great libraries, usable parks, and we need to make sure that each of these policies is taken into account and balanced. we must remain in a city where young people want can settle down and raise families and of their lives. for there as been enormous amount of discussion and information about these proposals. i want to be clear about what they are and what they are not. and when they want to note because some have stated to the contrary, we do have a letter from the state historic preservation office with whom we have been working closely over the nut -- the last number of months indicating that these amendments will not in any way impact the certified local government status. in addition, of course, we are not amending ceqa. it will continue to have significant protections for historic preservation in addition to those protections contained in these proposals today. i also want to stress that i do not think any of these proposals by nea are in the same form that they were on the day that i first proposed th

if it is, it will make the usable space even less. where will people start putting their furniture and their belongings? so, i would like to see if that can be addressed and maybe we can exclude that kitchen area out from the 150 square foot minimum. >> 220 includes the bathroom and kitchen. >i believe the living area does not include that. you cannot gm the kitchen in. that is how i understand it. >> that is correct. that is one of the amendments that was made on the last go around, to make it more user- friendly. >> one more question, what are the parking requirements in this kind of development? >> this does not change parking requirements. whenever the ratios are, they increased affordability by design. so, that would be left to the specific zoning for each project. >> commissioner? >> again, thank you for drafting this. i think that that amendment, expanding it to 220, was very helpful. i think that that is what the enforcement committee was concerned about. i had one other question. i know that when this was first posed, a lot o

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director and i are looking forward to contributing to the petro hill community and we had a lot of usable space. we have that debate passion for preschool and we have over 20 years of experience in the field. we know that the families' brought us there and they tell us that there is not enough convenient locations like the centers nearby. the families want to stay in the area and keep their business there. a lot of our families will be walking. there will be people that live there that on top of that even they say that they will probably end up stopping. a survey done by preschool for all shows that over a third of families would prefer child care within walking distance. they want to have child care in their neighborhood and they don't want to increase their commute t. this increases stress for the parent and child and decreases performance. for such reason, the child care, planning, and advisory council calls for a greater placement of child care centers in the areas where children live. from multiple recent studies, and by such associations as the children's defense fund that you see h

one report came out of stanford university that showed we're destroying about $100 million worth of usableicine every year >> so she and other is made an on-line system that allows health facilities to donate and used medicines to county operated pharmacies which in turn handed out to the uninsured for free >> by the end of 2011 we had helped redistribute more than 30,000 pills. she says it is an approximate value that would have otherwise been destroyed now goes to those who could not otherwise afford it. a big bonus for facilities like this one >> because we're not paying to have the medications destroyed >> individual consumers cannot purchase the recycled methods and more that can they donate them. it can only be given to county operated pharmacies but it could potentially save them a lot of money. if you have a consumer question or complaint you can give us a call. it has been a white house tradition for 134 years. the president and mrs. obama hosting the animal annual easter a role. more than 13,000 children turned out for the event. some of them used souvenir and wooden spoons. othe

at some point, you are pulling the grill further and further into the usable part of the deck. the door is the easiest of this point of access. we have windows in the penthouse already facing the other property. if there are privacy issues, it is just as viable as a point of voyeurism as any of them. they are existing on the part of the roof we are not using. commissioner fung: 2 below questions. is there gas piping going to the bedroom? -- two questions. >> yes. we planned for a gas line to come up behind it. you can barely see it. commissioner fung: is there anything magical about the location? could it not be against the wall? >> kevin robinson, owner of 2756. we would be also willing to move the location of the rail -- of the grill. it may just be a charcoal weber that is on wheels. we could move it from the south wall of the deck to the north side. commissioner fung: as a technical question, the rail that you placed with your northern neighbor is correct in that if you moved it over a foot or so, we would have an automated rail. >> there is a security grilse of the lower n

use a line that would be not usable. if you say, district 5 goes all the way to golden gate park and into the border, that -- i would rather see masonic itself with support from district 1 and district 2. i want to make sure we are not letting these horrible scars throughout their neighborhood. let's use that to build better streets and better communities and bring people together rather than divide them. thank you for your time. >> good evening. i am here to speak for my professor. he is a man who lives in district 1. he sent me here today because he does not want them handling the -- district 1. the asian population is not going to have their voice in district 1. that is it. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. chairman mcdonnell: the last two named trade is there anyone else to offer public comment tonight? >> the evening. -- good evening. i am resident of district 5 and i am here to echo the comments previously with respect to keeping the area in district 5. is the committee's interest and i think this last-minute change

what are the chances after 33 years, they're even going to find any usable evidence? thisable. go back 33 years ago. this was a building that was used by prostitutes. it was a building used by drug addi addicts. so the possibility there could be human blood down there could have come from a lot of different reasons. but if it's there and if they can identify it as this missing young man, they can, in fact, start to build a case. >>ç searching nothing to do wi physical evidence. what about people involved? we know the police have spoken with one or more of the people at the center of the investigation 30 years ago. if someone's been hiding something for this long, what are the chances they'll slip after more than three decades? >> well, if you get away with something for 30 years, you kind of put it in the back of your mind. you don't practice your story a lot. so if fbi agents are speaking to at least one if not two the different suspects in this case, there's a chance, just the chance somebody's going to say something, do something with their eyes, with their hands,

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obviously this will be a primary route to transit, and we think it is important that it be very usable. you have seen a lot of plans that are drawn plot. this does extend into the building lobby so it can next diagonally through. -- move diagonally through. slight 13, looking bendery looking from pole towaat gary d. the windows you can tell are shaded appropriately and are altered to depend on the various exposures. the hospital base of stone glass is designed to enhance public space design. from the north you conceive the tower is dramatically set back. it is divided into 10 the panels. there is a small amount of vision glass and metal. we think that is an important part of making an ice, then it silhouette. the remainder of the podium is metal. looking west in slight 15 of the new at cedar street, you can tell the buildings are different, but we believe appropriate. they fit comfortably into the broader urban context and we think the building contributes to the neighborhood. moving to say it looks, the redevelopment of the campus is really three elements. integrated medical office bu

beautiful usable parts make livable neighborhoods. i hope you recommend to place this bond on the november ballot. thank you. >> i actually came for another reason. but because i have to sit through all of those -- this bond issue kind of, since i of approved the previous bonds -- essentially a property owner, so i tax myself on doing that. i have noticed chinese capital budgets that all the planning and -- i have noticed by in these capital budgets that all the planning and design, regardless of whether it is a renovation like west sunset which is a new playground with heavy use and needs an upgrade or more means money, it still has a 25% budget, which is over $1 million. compared to other parks would probably need to appease and because you are rebuilding the whole park in a different way. my question probably cannot be answered here. why is that? is it because it is totally unrelated? these numbers do not mean anything for what they're used for and they're just averaged across the whole system and pay for other things? or is it act

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disabilities act of 1990 and ensure the city's programs, policies and procedures are accessible to and usable by people with disabilities. whereas she joined the city family at the mayor's office on disability in 1999 -- i did not know that. to advocate from the inside as a champion for disability rights and built a strong and productive relationships between the city and the disability community. relationship to put a human face on the issues and helped informed the city's policy makers as they make critical decisions that help and improve the lives of all citizens. she was responsible for the americans with disability act sub evaluation plan crafted by each individual department which led to the development of the city's comprehensive transition plan. she has appeared before the board of supervisors on numerous occasions, advocating powerfully with grace, articulation -- grace, humanity, and humor. therefore, be it resolved today , that the board declares this day susan misner day. we look for to hearing all the wonderful things you do in your future. [applause] >> before you speak, i think

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building code has a number a provision that makes traditional elevators usable by people with disabilities, but destination elevators presented challenges, particularly with cited. how do you know to get from this keypad to your our corporate car? >> we had a terrific program where we develop and administer the bulletin, which your help, elevator companies, involvement from the public, and you can tell us the outcome of that. >> what is amazing about the process is we had both government and private industry, as well as people with disabilities at the table for three years creating these accessibility standards. what we are doing here is being looked at by the department of justice access board and state architect's office. that is how good our standards are. would you like to see? i am going to push the access key which will activate the voice. i want to go to floor 24. ok, to the left. >> elevator j has arrived. >> that was smooth. >> i am getting a text message. it is amazing, these destination elevators. pretty soon, the signal that changes the system will be able to be routed through

. >> some restaurants i see rent a space and put in a mezzanine they have 250 square feet of usable in some way which is a real benefit in many cases. and they have certain exemptions from disabled access but you have to provide the same searchses on the mezzanine as on the floor. >> the code says in an existing restaurant. a mezzanine that is no more than 25 percent may -- and that can be interpreted loosely. you get the permit for the restaurant and come and get the mezzanine permit and it's an existing restaurant. other requirements and thresholds, elevators are extremely expensive people who build restaurants with elevators are doing major projects. heavens if you get involved in an elevator and it's another 100 thousand dollars. other disabled access, where there are 2 exceptions based on the size of the building. they say this is unreasonable to require an elevator and you are exempted. the disabled access is expensive upgrade requirement. the green building stuff we will see a lot of green building regulations in the next 10 years and start affecting restaurants as well as every

other policy priorities, such as the creation of housing, retaining families in the city, having usable and modern parks and library facilities. it was one of the most well- attended hearings in recent memory with hundreds of people in attendance, and it showed how important this discussion is. these amendments reflect a significant attempt at balance in our approach to historic preservation, an approach where we embrace and celebrate the best about our past while also recognizing that there are a number of important values and goals in san francisco that we need to embrace. these amendments modernize articles 10 and 11 and in addition contain a series of amendments that i proposed, including, for example, a requirement that residents of a proposed historic district vote in an informational vote before the creation of the district so that we actually know whether those who live in the proposed historic district support creation of the district. historic preservation should be community-based, and it has moved us in that direction. the amendments will also address, and i hope of boyd, th

to have metrics reported as quickly as -- as frequently as humanly possible but as frequently as usable. that is the balance i was try to strike there, so i appreciated. we will look forward to july and see what happens. chair brinkman: do we have any public comment? secretary boomer: we have won public comment. francisco. francisco, a directo. i was paying very careful attention to the presentation given by the gentleman. missing in his presentation is the drivers. you talk about this, that, and the other thing, but what your main concern should be are the drivers, the muni drivers. i take public transportation and have been taking public transportation for a very, very long time. i happen to know most of the mta director is pretty well. monitor them pretty well by reading the empirical data, so you have to be very careful, as one of the board directors pointed out. the focus, then the discussion points will be fewer, but a standard to encompass the whole universe, you are not going to have any standards that meet quality upright standards. the supervisors, whether you like it or not,