item d, new appeals or abatement. case number 6839, 132 apollo street, owner of record and appellant, chow ko sang, and informational for the members here, the staff presents their case first and has seven minutes. then the appealant has seven minutes, and public comment for three minutes each and each side has three minutes for rebuttal. would the department like to present? >> good morning, all. senior building inspector. so, issued the notice in february of this year. it was for fire damage. we were called out for fire damage. when we went out there, we encountered that the fire has actually damaged the whole back of the building also substantial smoke and water damage throughout the building. and converted from a single-family home to three dwelling units. so, all the tenants have to be basically relocated. the owner was given enough time to actually deal with the fire damage and provide assessment report. there was no evidence of providing any assessment report so therefore we had to send it to code enforcement.

>> they vacated the premises, and we abated the violation. >> right. and so the violation really continued as -- according to the -- the brief, based on -- based on the -- the need or the inclination not to stop the lease period in the middle of an agreement and put people out on the street? >> they chose to collect the rent during that time and -- yes. >> but we don't know what it's based off because we don't have any of that information. >> well, we have the information that it was rented as group housing to college students, and it was mentioned that the hardship there was that they were -- they were in the middle of a term. >> and we're happy to work with the jurisdiction requester on the terms of the penalty payment and possibly reducing that amount. it is 250 a day. we can discuss that with them. >> vice president fung: i don't know, commissioners. i might request that we continue this, allow the department to see if they can come to a mutually acceptable resoluti resolution, instead of us decide whether to do it or not. and i think the main issu

abated complaints with notice of violation, 87. second notice of violation, referred to code enforcement, 76. housing inspection services, housing inspections performed 906. complaints received, 368. complaint response within 24 to 72 hours, 354. complaints with notice of violations issues, 142. abated complaints with notice of violations 319. number of cases sent to directors hearings were 20. routine inspections were 157. for the code enforcement services, number of cases sent to director's hearing, 72. number, order of abatements issued, 24. number of cases under advisement, 11. number of cases abated, 49. number of cases referred to the litigation committee, is two. thank you. >> mr. lowry, just on the accessible business interest program which is now kind of starting to build for us. i would not mind in the presentation maybe in february we could have some thoughts on that at some point later on, i know it's 4 to 6-year program here, but how we are going to deal with a notice of violations on that. if somebody doesn't apply, o

the washington post focuses on plan to abate and the broader issues of terrorism and immigration. pick your side and take your choices. fox news talks about the fact he has extended an olive runge to his critics after

ok. >> ordinance appropriates $300,000 in cigarette litter abatement fees. appropriated 4.7 million in the current year, most to public works for street cleaning, some amount to treasury tax for administrative fees. our understanding that the $300,000 represents a surplus in fee revenues from 16-17 and 17-18. it would fund approximately 8900 hours in additional services and we recommend approval. >> supervisor tang: i just wanted to clarify, i just got confirmation that the supplemental was not formally introduced, just discussed during introduction and it was in the news, but anyway, i still would like for us to work together on figuring that piece out, if it is introduced formally. >> supervisor yee: ok. any public comments on this item? seeing none, public comments closed. >> supervisor tang: motion to send item 5 to the full board with positive recommendation. >> supervisor yee: motion passes. >> clerk: 6, resolution accepting the mental health services act assignment and assumption, related loan documents between the california housing finance agency an

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administrator timeline, and in the back is the new sound abatement test results, new from august that they've been complying with based on the board of appeals decision. and then there are a decent amount of documents here from mr. montoya, as you had requested, in regard to their soundproofing and sound mitigation plan, and then, there's a lot of letters in there of support that were really from previous hearings, the board of appeals hearing that they had gathered. you'll then see newer documents from the police department. so i know it's a lot to go through. there's also letters from the neighbors, the diamonds, in particular, as well as dominick lemandry from the cbd, so let me know if you have any questions from that. just to refresh your memory from our previous hearing when we had to continue this, the permitee was asked to come back to commission today, you know, with a letter of recommendation including data from an independent sound expert or company. the sound mitigation plan, provide copies of that plan and notification to the neighbors, and also documentation in writing o

the washington post focuses on plan to abate and the broader issues of terrorism and immigration. pick your side and take your choices. fox news talks about the fact he has extended an olive runge to his critics after an olive runge to his critics after an extremely turbulent year with some mike argue not much has been able to be achieved because of the deadlock. —— mightargue. stuck difference between him and predecessor in terms of guantanamo bay. president obama tried to shut the tander immobile down but couldn't because of the loc down. donald trump sees it as a big part of the anti— terrorism rhetoric and the word terrorism came up a lot in the word terrorism came up a lot in the speech. he talked about terrorist attacks on home soil. he co nflated a terrorist attacks on home soil. he conflated a number of things which bought his critics would argue that is the way his regime thinks but for fox news saying there is a connection. a short victory lap, a short mention of russia but he will not go into any detail about russia when he does not want those listening to the spe

information culture offensive seems to have had some success recently as the attacks from the white house abated i think people in washington have in the last twelve months learned more and more that we are not only selling cars here but that we are also producing lots of cars in the united states one of the best examples for this is b.m.w. a company explicitly criticized by trump for being too successful the company has defended itself by pointing out that its biggest car plant worldwide is actually in the u.s. and that b.m.w. is securing tens of thousands of american jobs not only in its own facilities but also at its suppliers internally we call the u.s. our second home some problems of german automakers in the u.s. were of their own doing the image of. and engineering took a hit when ford sparking cheated on diesel emissions tests but after it paid billions in fines and wholeheartedly apologized he was biased seem to be giving v.w. a second chance to fact folks bargain was one of the few car companies to report higher sales last year. so it's a wonderful time to restore this brand to its old

you've had strong i you know the human rights group of come out and saying that this is ridiculous abatement charge that this act is just soulless old and it is does not apply. and also the families of these two men of these two journalists say that they never even saw the documents they were called to meet with a dinner with police officers and they had not met before were handed these documents that had not looked at and then just as they walked away from dinner is when they were arrested so the families are basically saying that this was a setup ok where does this go from here can we expect to see these two journalists put on trial. yeah well this is basically the beginning of the process the next day is january twenty third so there will be talking about bal the defense team is after bell the prosecutors have said they're against bad but they want more time to prepare why they are against bail that's what went on in the courtroom today and we may soon start seeing our witnesses. coming forward or as i should say people from the prosecution's team where they're putting up coming forward t

let's take a look at the markets and a global stock bull run shows no sign of abating, despite wall street being on holiday, us markets are expected to restart trade later today at record highs. here in asia, stocks have had a strong start to the year but all of this euphoria, one regulator is one of market risks. saying that a global economy is in a goldilocks narrative and they need to watch out for the three beers, —— three heirs. i spoke to an investment strategist at lgt bank and i asked about him about the red flags and had. at lgt bank and i asked about him about the red flags and hadlj at lgt bank and i asked about him about the red flags and had. i think it is correct we are in a goldilocks scenario, above trend gdp growth and below trend inflation. a very healthy and supportive backdrop for risky assets. what about the three bears, are we already in the midst of it? are people turning a blind eye to protectionism, to inflation and financial instability? in terms of inflation, what is remarkable is how unemployment has come down across the world and we can see the united state

multiple abatement orders against it. my neighbor's foundation is unrepaired and house is in danger of collapse if an earthquake repairs. cost to be in excess of $200,000. we have been forced to spend tens of thousands on attorney and experts fees with no end in sight. this developer has a number of other projects in the city suspended by d.b.i. and the planning department for building beyond permit limits. since 2016, defendant in three other lawsuits. one suit claims drainage and sewage pipes were not properly installed, sewage throughout the home. and other construction and foundation work. and a third an abutting property had foundation like my neighbor. lawsuits, permits and existing regulations are apparently not a deterrent to this developer. i invite you to contact d.b.i., the planning commission and the department about the developer, in order to educate yourselves about his troubled construction projects and to help you formulate solutions, which will prevent these practices from continuing in the future. i woul

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so i didn't feel there was sufficient advance public notice or availability of these abatement letters. or mitigation plans. but in general, i just wanted to repeat my testimony from the hearing in september. that these are significant trees that deserve the greatest protection under the public works code. and that a street protection plan was filed, some tree protection is on site now, although i don't know if the tree protection is around all of the perimeter trees planted by friends of urban forest and if those are impacted. i did want to emphasize there was simply a lack of public notice. i did a records request shortly after from public works shortly after the hearing officer upheld the hearing officer's decision. and these plans were not available in that records request. what i wanted to do is ask that the board of appeals remand this case back to the department of public works so that we can have, there were discrepancies in the plans and abatement measures, as well as a placement lead soil removed and where they're melding it so that the public can take a look at these plans a

this permit will abate their neighbor's violation. they don't have to do anything. they don't even have to file a permit. we're paying for it. we're pulling the permits. this is the best possible thing that can happen. commissioners, please, let us go back to work. one more thing, i can't formally send out a sequence of construction to all the neighbors. i can give them a sense of the timing. i can tell them when we're going to have inspections. i can ensure that they are fully aware of what the steps will be. >> president honda: time up. so your time is up, but i do have a question. you know the neighbors seem genuine in cooperation, but there are concerns that what the existing height of the current wall is and the proposed new height. i think some -- you can answer these questions as well, if you like. i think they want some answers, they just want some questions or concerns answered. and whether it is nice and we rarely see that someone volunteers to pay for that. rarely. but it's still on their property, right, this wall, so i'm sure they have concerns as well.

spend their entire careers in office, it has led to artisanship, meaningless political spin, honest abate and fresh ideas. the inability to get things done. >> funny for state lawmakers to think about as they open up their new legislative session tomorrow. >> national news democrats and republicans looking for a way to avoid a government shut down and fix the daca program found some common ground with one another. weijia jiang reports from the white house. >> the cameras were rolling as president trump worked with republicans and democrats to hash out a daca deal. >> this should be a bipartisan bill, a bill of love. >> lawmakers faced a fifth dead buying that ends the allowance of so-called dreamers. >> lives are hanging in the balance. >> house republicans have a bill ready to go. >> it's going to short term thing. we're going to address the border enforcement and security. >> president trump says the daca deal will only happen in if the deal involves a green light to build a border wall. >> the trump administration is asking congress for 1 (800) 000-0000 for more border security and to

installing their meeting as tensions over donald trump's recognition of jerusalem showed no signs of abating. thank you for watching the news headlines here at r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate. groups from all sides of the conflict in the syrian war have been involved in a heated day of talks cheering the peace summit in the russian resort of sochi and it seems they have produced a tangible result ati's what i guess the of reports first of all they've agreed on twelve points twelve points along which a future syrian state will be built it's it's a guideline the document itself made the rounds of geneva multiple times but ultimately it got nowhere it was finally side here in sochi and it's a road map that governs everything from syrian from syrian government itself to syrian sovereignty to how the military will be overhauled the other big thing that was agreed on is a constitutional reform committee to amend or rewrite the syrian constitution the interesting thing here is that seats on it that will be saved for those that were unwilling or on the able to attend these

the december meeting, the officials abated the risk of the u.s. economic outlook. while some were concerned about low inflation, others pointed to robust growth. it was about to get a boost in tax cuts. speaking to bloomberg tv yesterday, the vice chair of blackstone private wealth. >> we had 3% growth in the third byrter, which was besieged two hurricanes. i think the underlying strength of the u.s. economy is very real. guy: joining us now, peter rik.f it could have been more than that. the data are strong. , on balance, kind of a little bit more hawkish. you have a whole bunch of other factors into the mix. peter: happy new year to you, of course. we certainly would concur with part of your statement. we have been saying the u.s. economy is strong. we think there is underlying indicators already, and you get wage growth growing. if you look at all these things, we would side with that part of the fed that is stressing the upside risks to the economy, and on top of that, if i may say, if you throw in the fear of financial instability, you can certainly see that p

this scrutiny is never going to abate for the last several decades these manners that our parents drilled into us have been just as political correctness and after all these sex scandals spawned the me too movement could we see a pendulum swing the political correction. i think so but i'd like to make a distinction between what i think is the difference between political correctness and manners and i do think that we listen as human beings through a particular filter and that there are some people that have a listening tour being basically being on the defense they're there almost walking around with frayed or exposed nerves just just waiting for someone to say something that may not be intentionally offensive so i think while we are hyper conscious of being politically correct people need to also learn the art of letting things roll off the shoulder or rising above the fray so that not everyone is jumping on a soapbox per se and getting offended left right and center or but that they are really you know saving these actions for when they're really most meaningful and i think honestly in

washington, where the row between donald trump and his former strategist steve bannon shows no sign of abating. lawyers for the president are trying to prevent the publication of a new book, which has mr bannon making explosive allegations about the trump presidency. and they're suing him over it. but the book is currently being rushed to stores, ready for sale on friday, four days earlier than planned. jon sopel reports from washington. hell hath no fury like a bannon scorned, it would seem. steve bannon, who was described as the brains behind donald trump, is now out in the washington cold after his extraordinary attack, the warm words of last summer, but a distant memory. i like him, he's a good man. he is not a racist, i can tell you that. he's a good person. he actually gets a very unfair press in that regard. but we will see what happens with mr bannon, but he's a good person, and i think the press treats him, frankly, very unfairly. but bannon was fired soon afterwards and has now had his revenge, rounding on the president's son and son—in—law over a meeting they had with a kremlinâ

then it started to abate as it isn't seem they were following through an their licenses. so you had an early big strong move in the health care stocks this year. and think you some pullback on that as amazon and its nowcounter-parts raised their head again. so you willsee f and starts. the next big announcement will be the ceo. >> alrighty. thanks very much micha baker with raymond james. >> thank you. >>> two dow components reported earnings that topped expectations. pfizef bted from the new tax law and issued upbeat guidance. the nation's biggest drug company plans to investment $5 billion in capital products over the next five years. mcdonald's reported super size sales and better than expected profit the hamburger chain says cheaper menu items helpedto boths traded lower because it was a down market. >>> jp morgan increases its rating on united continental from overweight to underweight. the firm likes the ai expansion plans and says the stock is the cheap nest the ector. price target no$83 a share. the stock closed at $67.01, up nearly 2% on thisdo verward do i. know

the war between donald trump and the media do you think it doesn't seem to be showing any signs of abating at the moment but do you think there will be one winner and who do you think will win. well president trump has a really long record of winning he's won in a lot of ways he won as a businessman he won on television as you know in hollywood he won the presidency despite against all odds and despite the entire swamp as we like to call it the insiders in washington d.c. being all against him i would definitely be playing the right odds if i said that i think donald trump will definitely come out on top but which means by the way that the american people are the ones who win ultimately and i'm not really dr gene allowed in political analyst and also thank you thoughts thank you. thousands of migrants are still seeking shelter on the streets of french cities despite president. promise of a solution that story often breaks. the wrong. just don't hold. the keys to shape out. and in. themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. welcome back hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the kore

officials warn if the ramp issue is not resolved in 30 days, city officials will be forced to issue an abatement order that could hinder anyone getting loans. >>> our investigation is prompting some serious action. we've been exposing safety issues at the oroville dam. the city of oroville is suing the state and citing our reporting. our investigative unit uncovered multiple issues that raised questions about the safety of the dam according to experts. this was after the collapse of the dam's spillway last february which state officials admitted they were not expecting. today prominent bay area attorneys announced the lawsuit. it was welcome news for many who live in oroville who say they want to have a voice. >> i live less than an eighth of a mile away from the bottom of the dam. i am extremely worried. >> the lawsuit which cites our investigation several claims warnings of safety issues went ignored by the state department of water resources and that oroville citizens remain at risk. >>> a little more than a week since those deadly mudslides hit santa barbara county, more stories of people co

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