are times our zoning becomes r50i6b8g or r50i6b9 it is hard to have night life in areas where everyone will agree that night life should be this area is certainly one of those areas where night life is completely appropriate and a good important thing i know that supervisor kim and i went through a multiply year and supervisor campos as well as stiletto mission alcoholic controls that are riveting that was was undermining all sorts of cultural used whether the 0 bowling alleys and so on and so forth we finally addressed that i'm glad we're addressing this here today as i said i know the proprietors of this future endeavor at the site it's. >> wonderful thing for the community i am a lot of people have been waiting with abated breath and jeff and everyone for this project to move forward we've spent a number of years looking for a suitable site and it's challenging to find one i think you've found one i'm glad to be able to make the zoning change and thank you supervisor kim and her staff for moving forward with that, ms. rogers. >> thank you very much supervisors emily rogers with the

, the blue zone to install enhance ventilation system. the proposed amendments to the ordinances would provide more certainty to the review process because they will look at the map and identify whether they will build that cost upfront and create more certainty and through ceqa, these mitigation measures would no longer be required. the planning department has cohosted with the planning department with several people from the media and public regarding the criteria used for the air pollutant zone and propose amendments to the ordinances. this outreach includes community organizations, contractors, developer, mechanical engineers and staff from department of public works and department of building inspection. we work with their st

members of the commission, scott sanchez, zoning administrator. per section 219, it's different and very distinct from the process currently at 83.9. if you are in a pdr one district in 1st district in a landmark building it's permitted without any further review or evaluation. that's one of the things that may have been confusing for people because in the eastern neighborhoods mixed use districts we have brought projects for your review and consideration to help advise me as zoning administrator to determine whether or not the change of use would address and as mr. sue krey in his memo a very thorough discussion for the 83.9 process. your advicing about the recommendation whether it would enhance the feasibility of the historic property. that threshold evaluation is not present at all in the pdr 1g district. it's as a right where there is no further review or violation of the task. >> it says no more than 5,000 feet. that's where i was getting confused that the projects coming before us like 2 -henry adams like those were substantial amounts of s

>> one of their key questions is that safety zone. so, it's not just looking at how big they need to be but, yeah, how fire spreads. that's why they did the simulations of saying, okay. if there is a little valley, a fire is going to spread fast up there. so clearly, not a good place to put a zaift safety zone. >> how important is it to be able to simulate a fire in a lab setting when fires out in the field are unpredictable. >> yeah, really hard to deal with. >> the lab does help them answer some questions. it can very hell them kind of break it down, simplify it and predict what they will see when they go out in the field. >> it's one giant experiment. isn't it? they must get so excited when an actual natural fire happens when the rest of us are actually quite terrified. >> you know, its a mixed back but safety is the priority. research? >> one thing i am dying to know is how on earth do you design a device, an instrument that can withstand that kind of heat? >> they showed me examples much things that didn't quite make the cut they

control and sets the property at risk for housing development with the zoning change the stewardship is placed into the hands of the folks that make this district and the culture and revenue to the city this is a project that's with good neighbors so bring this site to life today thank you. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm nancy stage name nancy french so thank you, supervisors i lived in santa fe san francisco since 193 and i've been an actor and event producer and representing lee at least one dozen families members and friends that couldn't come including my brother in fulsome and 11 and a friend that owns a condo across the street from the da of west west silver i moved here because of the space so far the performing artists and the lgbt community san francisco oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light is going through another change and the tech boom has attracted other folks that define the culture in this zoning question part of what attracts the residents to the silver strict is the vibrate art but ironicly those are the reason for people losing their hom

for a lot of uses near existing zonings for air pollution. so air pollution is not something that is often susceptible to the public which is fine part collar matter that andrea talked about that consist of particles one 30th the size of a human hair. some of the larger particles can be per susceptible. to illustrate this, this slide shows the inside of a condominium development near the station and construction project. tht z do the. it was common 10 years ago before this ordinance went into effect. the z dot systema allows opening into the air of the unit. a colleague of department of public health who lives in this building started to put in filters inside and outside of the unit. cohen has been bringing this. this is after two 2 months of installing them on the inside of the unit and this is two months 2 months on the outside of the unit. as you see a lot of the particles have actually fallen off since that time. we have been taking notes for about a year now. but this does not capture the fine pashls that -- particles that i mentioned an

dogs help with this buffer zone -- does help with this buffer zone would it expect more help from turkey in return. >> sure. it seeks like the united states would most likely demand use of turkish bases if it were to help out in enforcing the buffer zone and the utle would -- the united states would also most likely demand that turkey took a harder stance, harder approach towards the fighting in syria and i.s.i.l. involving more international players than just the united states and nato to sign on to such an act. >> okay, jennifer gordon great to get your thoughts. thanks so much for joining us from washington, d.c. >>> coming up here on the program. good news on the ebola outbreak.the world health organization says it's been contained in senegal and nigeria. plus: >> the oil companies talk about helping us but it's a lie. >> tribesmen in ecuador fear for their future. oil companies prepare to drill in a national park. ational park. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stor

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how will you know when the children's zone has worked?ousands with degrees, i will say, "this is what we set out to do, and we've done it. we've got our kids in the best schools in america. they're gonna be successful. they'll be competing with everybody else all over the country." people will be looking for kids from harlem, saying, "oh, those kids are so great from harlem. we need more kids from harlem to come in." then we'll be successful. >> since we first reported this story, the harlem children's zone has reached a milestone. the promise academy added a 12th grade, and his first graduates, the class of 2012, were all accepted into college. the zone is also using a nearby armory and turned it into a sports and fitness center, where 1,000 children a week now exercise. that's our edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. thanks for joining us. [ticking] [ticking] >> warren buffett, america's second-richest man, is a household name, his son howard not so much. and yet he's the person warren buffett wants to succeed him as chairman o

zoning this is zoning, light industrial zone something what it is categorized. there are a reasons for zoning rules and regulations. to permit certain use and exclude other use the city is doing what they need to do. the, the mosque can be set up anywhere in this city but it is not convenient for them because they have a congregation from one end to the other and it is inconvenient for everybody to drive to some location that where they could put the mosque legally. this is just a central location that they want. not that they have to have it. not that there is no alternatives. there are. >> right. but the point is this, the compelling interest the government has would have to be significant. what is difference between industrial zone and commercial zone? that is just verbage. there is no difference. gerri: sharon can't belief you. sharon is disagreeing with you, she thinks there are two different things. i hope you can hear us, sharon. >> i couldn't hear the bass part, my sound going in and out. >> they demonstrated they looked all over the city for other place

, that in return for the permission, to build, the taller buildings, then allowed by the existing zoning, and the developers building to these increased heights will pay the community facilities, district, special tax. the proceeds will be 82.6 percent, which would, help to fund the dtx, and the roof top park, and the train elements of the transit center. and the remaining 17.4 percent would on the street improvements and living streets, other parks, and in the transit center area and the bart station, capacity. and the special tax will be used, to repay the bonds, and that would fund this infrastructure. and now, 4, high-rise buildings in the district, plan area that will be subject to this special tax have received their entitlements from the planning commission and have started and will be breaking ground rkts 350 mission, the developer is kill roy, and the 415, mission and that is the developer sales force, tower and the developer is boston. >> and 41, tahama and the developers and the 181 freemont, and the developer, and the investment ocii, rather than the planning commission and b

past the red zone.say they are rethinking how they get to work. >> you are supposed to encourage us to take public transit. >> reporter: after we contacted the department of public works, they moved the bus stop sign so it would be less confusing. b.a.r.t. requested the additional space be converted to a white zone. but the city turned down b.a.r.t. saying it does not want to lose the marking meter revenue. that $260 fine is set by the court, not by a.c. transit. it prohibits people from stopping in a red bus zone. we will put more information on www.ktvu.com on how to contest the ticket. melanie woodrow, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you have a story that 2 investigates should look into, e-mail us at 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> minutes ago we brought you pictures of a fire. it underscores the fact we are dry, very hot. thank goodness we are not very windy. >> it is hot, dry, no red flag warnings but light winds around the area. if you are in terrain, in the hills, you could have problems. you get a bunch

, where is the buffer zone and bike lane zone. i think that's constructive feedback for this document. thank you. >> councilmember wong? >> hi, there. i saw you yesterday at the committee. today i have the second round at hearing the presentation and finally it's sun ken in. i was looking at the bike lane that should be 8 feet minimum. page nine. i like the idea of the improvement of the double crosswalk. currently most of these islands, we could not get to the intersection because of the crowds. like market street. when we board on the island or get off the island and there are crowds in front of the intersection, we just wait patiently but having this improvement will be great and better factor market street to have double crosswalks. and this observation, i noticed that most of these don't have guard rails. you know, parentally market street had guard rails to guide them and once they get off the bus, they don't know where to go and they have an aid as a guard rail that will be helpful and also for safety. people tend to want t

or buffer zone to enforce one? and also can you please give me explicit examples of how the united states is protecting against civilian casualties in syria? >> uh-huh. thank you. on the first question, the buffer zone issue, as i mentioned and you know, the president and the vice president spoke with the prime minister this week. we continue to talk with turkish leadership about their different ways to contribute to the coalition. the issue of a buffer zone is not a new issue as you all know. we discuss all of these possibilities and we'll continue to talk about what the turks believe they require. they know clearly that isil and what is happening in syria and iraq is a -- a clear and present threat, danger to them. they are now hosting about 1.3 million refugees, plus all of the other dimensions of the isil threat to their country and their people. as to collateral damage, our military -- every mission that it plans always factors in first collateral damage and assessments. there is no strike, no military operati

and changes in height and zoning and so forth but this one seems to be sacred that's part of your case. >> let me get to the point you have a subdivision that's been depraved with a permit that's been determined that no building maybe allowed on the site. >> right. >> this board didn't have the ability to reverse the supervisorial approval to you. >> i'm not an attorney i don't know the legal aspects of this. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you okay. we can hear from the appellants then. >> good evening, commissioners and staff i'm donald abatement the chairman which the east side alliance on april 20, 2012, they issued a map for the subdivision this has a condition of approval that allowed the lot split but no building for the escaping and small business persons this is based on the restrictions on the building set back lines contained on the original san francisco map approved by the planning commission and board of supervisors in 1962 any appeal of the conditional lot split issued in april falls under the jurisdiction of the board of supervisors no appeal of the subdivision conditional

expressway, but construction zones, also very serious accident to talk about in the overbrook section. if you are traveling, 59th street and upland way, a single vehicle crash occurred, just shortly after 5:00 a.m. this morning. it was roll-over vehicle crash. there are no reported injuries. but still very, very active scene. so, traveling in this area of overbrook, do you want to keep that in mine, there are still police and emergency personnel on scene. as we continue, let's talk about 95, the construction zone, 95 southbound, this is as you approach the area of bartrum, delayed around the platt bridge and stretch approaching the philadelphia international airport. as result of this construction, compromising the left-hand lane, really the only slow-down that we're seeing so far. even the ben franklin bridge looks pretty good with the construction zone on the westbound side blocking the right lane. few more vehicles are on the roadway, still speed censors look pretty good. fifty-five on 95, 50 on the schuylkill, 55, 476, even better, no delays for mass transit. erika? >> tour, thank

so, very frequently unfortunately zoning is a real challenge around ensuring that nightlife can thrive in our city and that nightlife can continue even in places where it's historically existed and of course zoning is important to there are areas that are appropriate for nightlife areas and not appropriate. but particularly when you have an area like western soma, which has historically been such a key part of our nightlife in the lgt community, and when you see the news that have historically been nightlife venues that are at risk of or in effectively banned from having nightlife, that's a great cause of concern. one of the concerns that i had with the western soma plan and when and why i voted against it was because i thought it was not sufficiently supportive of the important role of the nightlife plays in western soma and was actually designed to reduce the number of permissible nightlife venues. in the western soma neighborhood. so i wasn't able to support the plan. but i am very appreciative of that were able to move forward with this text. in order to allow this location to resu

>> kirk: think about the red zone tonight for clemson. think about, we'll look up the numbers just to be clear, but they've been twice inside the 5 yard line. came away with no points. so, i think dabo swinney, he's got to come up with a way to get his quarterback, deshaun watson, able to attack and be aggressive. but i think the reason jimbo fisher has decided take this thing into overtime, has everything to do with the way his defense has performed in the red zone and also with the way the kicking game has gone tonight. he'll take his chances. >> chris: that's it. we've played 60 minutes. overtime coming up at doak campbell stadium. five fingers in the air. back after this message and a word from your local abc station. you post it? done. how many people are coming? lots. yeah! i got it. done. done. what up! let's do this! sending you some money... thank you. done. thank you. done. on your phone. online. on the go. wells fargo makes it easy to get banking done. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the smoky double bacon

>> kirk: think about the red zone tonight for clemson. think about, we'll look up the numbers just to be clear, but they've been twice inside the 5 yard line. came away with no points. so, i think dabo swinney, he's got to come up with a way to get his quarterback, deshaun watson, able to attack and be aggressive. but i think the reason jimbo fisher has decided take this thing into overtime, has everything to do with the way his defense has performed in the red zone and also with the way the kicking game has gone tonight. he'll take his chances. >> chris: that's it. we've played 60 minutes. overtime coming up at doak campbell stadium. five fingers in the air. back after this message and a word from your local abc station. you post it? done. how many people are coming? lots. yeah! i got it. done. done. what up! let's do this! sending you some money... thank you. done. thank you. done. on your phone. online. on the go. wells fargo makes it easy to get banking done. >> chris: about to have the coin toss. for overtime. winner of the toss alwa

i'm with scott sanchez the zoning administrator.with a follow up to july hearing, the department requested an authorization, and requirement of the review process to speaking controls for flexible use control for controlled resources. we prepared a short presentation on this and copies have been handed out to you since it looks like the laptops are not working. so just to give you an overview of what we'll discuss today. we will talk a little bit about the preservation incentives. we have divided the incentives into four categories. land use incentives, other requirements, financial incentives and miscellaneous. then we'll talk specifically about five of the code incentives that seem more period tinent to a lot of our discussions today most of the incentives apply to a variety of types of historic designation. in general, most of the incentives apply to article landmarks, contributing resources to article 10 landmark distribution, category 1, 2, 3, 4 within article 11. properties listed in or determined eligible for national histori

we have few construction zones, not on the blue route, but here and there and other areas. but really all of the majors are very consistent. even take a look at the schuylkill expressway, 76 right around the area of 202, no signs of rush hour just yet. but as we take a look at the wide, you will notice that speed censors are definitely going to change later on, but not right now. fifty-five is what you are traveling on 95, even through the construction zones, girard, traveling 50 on the schuylkill, a five as well 476. however, in new jersey, we do have overnight construction zone, 295 southbound, between the black horse pike and the 42, you have about still about a half hour for this. we will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. n mindful of. that will northbound side of the northeast extension, near lansdale, construction zone, that should be wrapped up pretty shortly, as well. no delays for mass transit. ukee? >> if you drive-thru abington montgomery county we have heads up for you, grace period ends today on the township's new red light cameras. anyone caught by the cameras runnin

and a residential parcel, also, in zone one, of the project area, and they are partnered joe and buck has extensive commercial experience in chicago. and they also were scored well for their dedication to meeting or exceeding the ocii contracting goals. >> and as i said, the proposal from the team, included a purchase price of 172.5 million dollars,., 665,000 square feet of rental office space and 550-foot tall tower and also includes the approximately, 15,000 square feet of publicly accessible and open space on parcels m1 and m3. and underground parking garage, for up to 117 parking spaces. and street scape improvements and including the extension of the street and the improvements on howard and main and beal street and the ground floor retail space of 5700 square feet and a minimum lead goal certification for sustainability. >> and now, the team had the highest over all score and, it did not receive the higher score on the design and the selection panel has had, and an oci staff and request that they look at things of the ground floor and the building and we have begun working on th

process, if everyone changes all of the uses before the zoning is even done. it has been sitting there for illegal for 15 years, to you commissioners i say this is far too important to jam through, the flower mart controversy is probably heading to the ballot and just as with eight washington, and the water front, heights, initiative, this commission should not find itself on the wrong side of history three times in a row. thank you. >> this building has been... i would take the staff seriously if they presented with this, the history of the building process and, it changed the building, and every permit, and every space, and why did, and why was it signed off by the planning? so that we can do the soul searching for the future, and every building has come in with the illegal uses and you are illegal and watch it be legalized. well, where is the history? i do it sometimes, when i have my physical disabilities, but, the staff does not and, they have a lot more abilities than i do. they have access to the permit records and i am not willing to cut it back, and y

notice being a planner the place we're seeing a lot of issues are sort of a block out from the red zone so it you have look at the r r d that's not red but the on classifies it's difficult don't even - >> i was on the western selma task force one the discussion we had was l lps not being allowed because a fear everyone was going to create mayhem but it's not how it worked this is a discussion item but i'm wondering are we allowed to discuss taking action to maybe suggest changes to that zoning from people are we allowed to do that during a decision. >> you can do that when you get to future business as color has nothing to do with that. >> it's hard to 83 tell use the western selma is the only place where l lps are not permitted that's how that happened basically; right? >> right. >> yeah. >> one final question i know you said this will work with public pauses too who don't the permit go to. >> the plaza program i don't know if upper hear. >> i was here it's related to the steward and they'll handle the program of the public safety. >> great any other commissioners comments if not we'll

if it was zone, it goes to thomas. feet are definitely in. >> jim: demaryius thomas comes to life in the fourth quarter. no one could find anything that shows evidence otherwise. that has tied the game at 20. but they are, of course, still reviewing it. >> phil: jim, let's watch it. here's sanders. if it's man to man, they're gonna pick for him. here's sherman. thomas gonna go out here. it has both things that you want. no matter what they play, you have a chance. sanders is going outside. how ab that double move? watch thomas, 88. picks up the field inside. you all want a receiver down in the end zone. with new england so many year, calvin johnson and thomas that time. it was the play selection and design was unbelievable. >> referee: after reviewing the play, the ruling on the field is confirmed. extra point is good. >> phil: i have done a lot of games here. they show this play that we have never seen. i have not seen those -- course, they haven't been in that situation. to have those ready and to bring them out was

at 16 - request for a conditional use authorization and the zoning administrator will consider a request for a variance >> good morning commissioner president wu and commissioner jessica of planning staff the case is a conditional use authorization to allow a carefully facility doing business as as arithmetic academy providing day kevin care in the rh1 zoning district the use of the property will be replied by the childcare use. currently right now the property operates a carefully facilities for 12 to 14 children and currently owned and occupied by the project sponsors due to increased demands of the caregiver requests and not finding enough property that is loss located in close proximity to youth and families the project sponsors are seeking this conditional use entitlement. the project sponsors hope to expand the capacity up to 36 children ages 2 to 5 and a half years old and the children will be deposited off in the morning between 8 and 9 the project sponsors have expressed the zoning in front of their places according to the project sponsors the day care facility will help are the

the project was very zoned at e m u it's called a twooer 2 sites that means it get up zoned from 50 to 68 feet, however, with the benefit there's the responsibility to also created b m r there are greater than normal we went from 12 to 16 percent in addition the project sponsor is required to pay a heath i didn't impact fee for oversight amenity so the tier two responded that it got the 68 height limit if you look at the neighborhood this entire four corners the four corners of 16 and van ness are zoned for 68 feet and our understanding in the eastern neighborhoods the nexus of that intersection not only being close to bart and 16th street obey important that south van ness being along the city i should say needing improvements but this sfwshgs required a significant building and taller building we went through the policy of the eastern neighborhood i will list the highlights to give you a sense of why the architecture is important it called for taller buildings and literallyy said more formally architecture to align with the streets because it's an important transit corner we think th

zone blocking right and center lane. traffic moving by without a hitch, and look at 476, little will difficult to see in this shot. i know you are quinting your eyes but squint harder, we have construction zones if you are traveling north bound on 476, blocking the right lane, this construction, is between broomall and saint david so be mine full this morning. speed sensors are pretty nice out there but not too much to worry about at all. schuylkill expressway at the 50, 55 on i-95, 55 on 476. we have overnight construction in both directions between bensalem and willow grove, also lane blockages as a result of the construction. in new jersey, 295 southbound right around black horse pike, overnight construction ongoing until 6:00 a.m. in major delays for mass transit or airport. it seems like it will be more comfortable outside as well. >> bingo, yes, that is exactly it, vittoria. we will see a break in the action here, our storm system that brought in the rough surf, brought in all that cloud cover more than anything. t