variance? >> i'm not aware of any that have been granted. again, i don't have -- i'm not necessarily in a position to be knowledgeable of all of those if they had been issued. >> president fung: thank you. >> i have a question. regarding the neighbour, was it anonymous or an immediate neighbour? >> i do not know off the top of my head if it was an immediate neighbour. the e-mail we received was not anonymous. >> regarding the n.s.r., understanding that the planning department and building department are two separate entities, and n.s.r. is a deed restriction. student that come up since we are computerized? if there is a hard date expiration, shouldn't that be noted when the authorization is given so future departments don't, i mean, it seems unfair to the permit holder that they have gone through this additional process only to find out that potentially this is null and void. >> sure. we have not had that digital capability in the past. those are the kind of things we want to be able to get out

mr.sanchez held this variance because under adu law the degree of variance that we need to have an adu, meet window exposure is too great and the window exposure rights can be waived by mr. sanchez for certain degree of variance from the requirement but not for what we have in this situation. it has taken my client tent month to apply for a variance. no benefits, just a burden. it doesn't neighboring sense make sense and it's not legal. there is an e-mail which i think if you have rachel may will show you. it made my client think if he had gone lou the through the adu procedure his variance would have been obtained. he needs it to not be called an adu. he wants to stay in the city and the only way to stay in the city the to create more value to the property and that allow as rephi and allows him to get money out and pay off his co-owner who wants to put it on the market to get his money out and this is a way my client can do that. i will introduce the architect. rachel. >> hello, i am rachel nelco the architect for the appellant. first of all, i want to say when i met with sar sara on

the property is subject to a variance request. that variance was heard i believe in december 2016. and the variance decision letter was issued last year and appealed to this board which upheld it last fall. the building permit was subject to section 311 neighborhood notification at early 2017. discretionary view was filed and heard by the planning commission on june 22nd and the planning commission did take the hearing and had that top floor set back an additional five feet from the appellant's property. the commission found that was adequate to address the light and air concerns of the neighbor and upholding the applicability of our design standards for the project. i would note that the appellant's property is a three unit building and i believe that it was constructed in the early 2000s. it's a corner property with those three units that does have the frontages on six mor sycamor the light for those buildings. with the history of the project and how it balances to provide additional units and providing the setback for historic resources and providing setbacks for shadow on sycam

we had a variance hearing. if this board had thought that this is a bad idea, the time to say that is back at the variance hearing, when this board said that the variance should be allowed. not enough votes were cast to say we should deny this particular variance. that's why we feel so strongly about the second point and why i'm also spending so much time talking about it, because we feel it would be manifestly unjust at this point to say no. not to mention all the time that we spent, all the planning department and planning staff time that was spent on this, the zoning administrator time spent on this project, the money that was paid, things that are requested when a variance is approved but prior to a fees that have to be paid in advance, like school fees, most of which are nonrefundable. the issue of a site permit, all of these things were paid already. and now, at this stage, the site permit is being denied. because of the particular unusual situation, i'll read this to you, please adapt the additional find

here are ten genes we know more about skin color what variance? low and behold the variance that is common in europeans today are just not there for the most part before 4000 years ago we don't know before that but they were dark. we don't know why they became light. maybe a change of diet or migrants coming in with different skin color. >> for this project you had your own genome analyzed and thoroughly studied can you share the process? what were your own hopes and fears we looked at this thorough study of your genetic history? >> it was pretty amazing he was hosting a meeting with the dna sequencing company that was looking for certain diseases and said you want your genome sequenced? i could not believe it. when i started to write about science and asked me that that would be like do you want to go to another galaxy? sure. but i don't think that will happen. but here it was so i jumped on it. but then i was thinking what will they find? fortunately i had a good genetics counselor who again went to the family history. >>host: probably easier yo

. >> >>clerk: 5c approving a variance. b) authorizing, pursuant to the transbay implementation agreement, a third amendment to the memorandum of understanding with the city and county of san francisco, acting through its department of public works to increase funding in an additional amount not to exceed $17,966,556 for an aggregate total not to exceed $19,079,347 for the transbay folsom street improvemen >> nicki henry will be presenting on this item. >> my name is nicky henry ocii. the requested action before you today is a variance under the mission bay design for development. today we will be going over the site location, the variance background, proposed design for development variance, mission based cac meadback, se qua and next steps. amount equal to 1% the cost of construction for exceeding 25,000 square feet. public art projects shall be subject to approval and review. the redevelopment plan requires the installation and maintenance of works of art costing an amount equal to 1% of the hard costs of initial constru

another good example would be in variance under spatial translation is equivalent to conservation of momentum. in variance under regular orientation is equivalent to conservation of angular momentum but there are also lots of internal symmetries that comprise the conservation principle if you explore the standard model of particle physics and now we are getting into the waters but it's a very general principle and it's a supreme utility, if you're doing physics that goes beyond quantum mechanics, this beautiful idea to emmy noether is one of the most powerful ideas that underlies quantum field theory so it's well worth exploring and there's an essay on it in the book and i give sources for further reading cause i think it's so profound and delightful to explore and even richard feynman still find this equivalence between in variance and conservation principle to be staggering. if he's staggered, that's saying a lot. thank you. >> i have one concern. >> that's ominous. >> a complete lack of rigor, is that it? >> i would like to know about these wonderful things like the conservation l

this is correct with the variance that i've been looking forward to this since i got here. there wrestling the thousand beer gardens in munich the biggest one sees an amazing eight thousand people today i chose a slightly smaller one that is the house in the english garden with room for two thousand five hundred. still nice and cozy though. and. the world seems like a better place when you're in n.p.r. garden there are people chatting having fun wherever you look and that is a big part of that they are in my style a lifestyle that's quite unimaginable without the most variant of all beverages exactly here and here in munich there is one place in particular that celebrates the loving bavarian we're better than any other. tool. and. it's one of the world's most famous drinking establishments munich's hope for house . the huge beer hall can seat up to thirty five hundred people and it draws visitors from around the world only wanting to sample but they're in beer and regional call unary delights. us is our guest but it's just it's a very traditional restaurant and they're very

when you play against the big names, and they have a history here and an knowledge of different variances in european football, that is in their favour slightly. but we have a freshness, and unionists about it, it isa freshness, and unionists about it, it is a new look for us to come and ta ke it is a new look for us to come and take these challenges on. leeds boxer, natasha gale says exhaustion was behind the "unacceptable conduct" that saw her suspended from boxing after the commomwealth games. she says the ban gave her the break from the sport she needed and she's now aiming for the world championships later this year, followed by the tokyo olympics in 2020. she's been speaking exclusively to our sports reporter, tanya arnold. having time off, i had quite a bit of time off and reflecting on it. you know, it was good for me to have the time. maybe my actions weren't the time. maybe my actions weren't the best at the time just because of the best at the time just because of the space i was in with my own head. inafunny the space i was in with my own head. in a funny sort of way, however

she needs a ramp in the back yard, it requires a variance. thank for looking into it. there's no way to waive the variance fee of $4,000. to this family, that's effectively no. you can't have right to the back yard. so, i don't know the solution now if there's no way to waive it. i'm doing this work free. it's, i'm designing it, he's going to build it, it's for just one person, it will go away because no one will use it when it's done. but there is something fundamentally wrong, that a civil right, you need to pay for it. and if you don't have enough money, you don't get it. so, i don't know what the answers are, i know you can't talk to me during public comment, but there is something wrong here. >> i would want to mention a couple items we did not address the last time we were present. we have been thinking about how it impacts my sister and additional impacts as far as health and safety. in a case of an emergency of a fire or an earthquake, she can't get out of the house. the only access that we have currently for her is an electric ramp chair. and we have had that

. >> so if you're not a a democracy of more variance without enlightened leaders we can do incredibly well our drive them to the ground with no one to stop them? the the maximum of those proposals feel like they are pushing in that direction people cannot choose to vote for someone that's not as qualified they cannot choose to remove them after two or three years. there is a lot of choice in decisions away from people are you worried that is a higher variance outcome? >> the way i think about it that is a real risk so with you have an informed electorate with the idea of education and the hook of all of this in the book is civics which isn't on the standard basis but around the world as well if you don't have that engaged electoral system and up with bad policy anyway if you couple the lack of understanding less than 29% of americans on that judiciary those type of statistics that there is low voter participation rate for low income households but that doesn't give me encouragement so those are long-term policies so with some form of innovation to force politicians to look long-term.

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we never asked for variances or exceptions to the building. it's an existing empty lot.we're not dismissing or displacing any homes. the trees that are on the site are fragile. they would have to come down eventually because they are weak. they are eucalyptus and they are leaning. we're adding seven units to this projects. primarily noe valley is a family operated neighborhood. it's very difficult to buy homes in noe valley family homes. we're providing units that provide those two to three bedrooms that everyone is looking for. it's been approved by ardat and planning and we made alterations. as the neighbor's pointed out, we did have a meeting in january and we started negotiations. we started working towards a setback along the westside. we'll get into that later. to say that we weren't willing to negotiate is not true. we've always been there. we've offered restructures in bulk and mass and still maintained seven units even though we lost square footage. that doesn't matter. it matters what is right appropriate massing and bulk for the site. today i wish to point out

them and setting a trap for any inadvertent release of those documents finally, we have a complete variance from the past traditions of the senate in terms of what types of documents were provided for the committee about nominees. now, as leader schumer has pointed out you can add that to the blue slips into the changing of the hearing process, to the removal of the filibuster, to all the different ways in which the normal process of the senate has been subverted to push these nominees through. now, i'm a road islander and we haven't ocean off shortly spend time on our oceans and when you see weird swirls in the water you know something big is moving under the surface. these are weird swirls in the water. the question is, what is going on here? what is the big thing under the surface? i submit to you that you can find it in the special interest under the federalist society selected this nominee, the special interest funders behind the dark money that are already up on tv pushing for this nominee and the special interest private backroom deals that got this list together in the first place.

do you worry that that might be a higher variance outcome?> i think the way i would think about it is there's a real risk and on balance my sense is that if you have an informed electorate which is as you mentioned earlier the idea of education and really the real hook of all of this which i talk about in the book, the standard basis across the united states but around the world, i think they end up with bad policies any way but i feel right now if you couple lack of understanding , arms of federal government, the legislature executive and judiciary, but also the fact that low voter participation rate, so we have 50% participation rate roughly in the u.s., for low income households around 30%, those type of statistics don't give a lot of encouragement that actually, that the policies we are achieving are long-term policies and what i'm trying to get is some form of innovation in the system that will force politicians long time and it's a fair point and i touch a little bit not to large extent in the book but i'm familiar with the literature.

when you play against the big names, and they have a history here and an knowledge of different variancesreshness, and unionists about it, it isa freshness, and unionists about it, it is a new look for us to come and ta ke it is a new look for us to come and take these challenges on. leeds boxer, natasha gale says exhaustion was behind the "unacceptable conduct" that saw her suspended from boxing after the commomwealth games. she says the ban gave her the break from the sport she needed and she's now aiming for the world championships later this year, followed by the tokyo olympics in 2020. she's been speaking exclusively to our sports reporter, tanya arnold. having time off, i had quite a bit of time off and reflecting on it. you know, it was good for me

well i guess with no shopping isn't that bad there are the fancy stores in all those cafes the best variance they know how it's done so why not try to blend in and there just sunny spot in front of the national theatre this is something almost feels like i'm going to be in italy. people around here actually do say that munich is the northernmost city of italy which is not all that far fetched considering that italy. pretty much around the corner only about two hundred kilometers from here cross the alps and get there so by. the majestic if you drive some time out here that fury is florence's most famous landmark. anyone interested in art and history will simply love the city. the beautiful pontiff ecu dates back to the fourteenth century. florence was heavily influenced by a banking family the made each year they gave the city a huge gift their art collection but only under the condition that the works never leave the city now some eight thousand visitors wait in line each day to enter the gallery and admire the works of masters such as body cheli and leonardo da vinci. the p.r. . is florenc

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. >> -- i know that the variance hearing and the -- the second appeal are not connected in any way, but at which point, after reviewing the documents, again, i have had a change of heart, because although i do not believe it's affordable housing, that it will provide additional housing to our city as well as to the simple fact that the structural upgrades would add safety to that building and to the adjacent buildings, as well. i'm probably not in the majority, but i would offer a rehearing. >> any other comments? was your -- [inaudible] >> that's correct. commissioner swig, was yours a motion? i'm not sure i heard it. >> i'm prepared to make that motion. >> clerk: so you want to make a motion to adopt the findings -- >> the findings with the change in verbiage as suggested by mr. sanchez. >> clerk: okay. with the change in the verbiage suggested by scott sanchez. >> scott sanchez. >> clerk: all right. so on that motion by vise -- vice president swig -- [roll call] >> clerk: okay. so that motion passes, and the proposed findings are adopted. >> next case. >> clerk: we will now move onto

commission and variance in conclusion what does this clash that we're seeing unfold right now tell us about the migration policy the migration policy doesn't work it's in chandos actually because none of the member states is not obliging to the rules . in the dublin regulations it's not managed case by case or shipped by ship you could say and the you need a long term solution a kind of a redistribution mechanism a relocation mechanism for margins and all of that on the backdrop that there is actually no crisis the numbers of arrivals the numbers of migrants coming to route is far down eighty percent down compared to last year heart bantry good reporting from brussels thank you. let's get you caught up now with some of the other stories making news around the world. german chancellor angela merkel is in the armenian cavalier about it as part of a three day tour of the caucasus after meeting prime minister nicola question on america is it a memorial to armenians killed during the autumn an empire america also the atrocity should not be forgotten but stopped short of using the word geno

last of the people in my variance of that bombing we were in that number on this. all day it's clear insists all this. growth. that you would not something that. you see in. this is. a church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that it has known as the end then i think you learned to use this out in. its path. america's immigration agency claims police and portland refused to answer nine one one calls and come to their aid during violent protests against president trumps an immigration crackdown. a migrant support group holds its work going to deprive paris neighborhood saying the situation has become explosive also ahead. this morning a registration type crime that has been a large crowd and yet th

the price variance is because of the size, but they're also including in their delivery and installation of the unit. >> commissioner covington: i see, okay. so delivery and installation. so that's a number of man hours that's going to -- okay. and is there any -- thank you, commissioner veronese, thank you. i'm sitting here -- is there anything that they expect from us in terms of advertising for them? i think just an acknowledgement or a letter of appreciation. >> commissioner covington: a letter of appreciation, okay, so they would put that in their portfolio as they're going around, selling these. all right. i think it's a very good idea, and i would like to move this item. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you very much, commissioner covington. is there a second? >> seconded. >>commissioner cleaveland: and for further discussion, i think chief gonzales wanted to ask something or add something? >> thanks, president. i just want to formally thank on the record j.n.j. roofing. thank you very much. much appreciated. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you. and vice president nakajo, you had

when i started the research i didn't actually realize that there is so much silence around a six variances were i think a lot of women sort of internalized the dismissal or assumed that it was just sort of bad luck or maybe they could then something more to advocate for themselves, so attributed to their own feelings. that is totally understandable because they think it is something when you're just seeing one experience in isolation on your own, and it is sort of hard to see the big picture and imagine that maybe it is not just you. that is one thing that really hope it will come at even just for women to kind of see barracks. since validated and see that they are not alone in that and that these are shared experiences will be hopefully powerful for women. and like i said, because of this lack of feedback, who'll be powerful for health care providers to realize this is maybe happening more than they assumed to be. is that a good way of not answering your question? [laughter] other questions? >> this isn't so much a question, but i was thinking about the unconscious bias, which is so perva