On this, which is well over a decade. It was the community who came together to ensure that this piece of land would one day become the landmark that it is today. This development is many communities, many cultures and ethnicities, many heartbeats acting as one. It is from this unified heart that we derive the name kapuso at the upper yard, taken from the tagalog word for heart. We added a car in front of it to show the unification of many things into one. At its core. Kapuso at the upper yard is all of us, its community, its developers, its politicians, its allies of Affordable Housing coming together to form one heart. And we hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Thank you. Now id like to ask Ann Silverberg to step up. Thank you. I am Ann Silverberg. Im ceo for norcal affordable at related and we three are sharing the welcome. So im going to do my part and say welcome to everyone. Thank you so much for coming here today. I know some of you have traveled very far, but it is a Beautiful
Unified heart that we derive the name kapuso at the upper yard, taken from the tagalog word for heart. We added a car in front of it to show the unification of many things into one. At its core. Kapuso at the upper yard is all of us, its community, its developers, its politicians, its allies of Affordable Housing coming together to form one heart. And we hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Thank you. Now id like to ask Ann Silverberg to step up. Thank you. I am Ann Silverberg. Im ceo for norcal affordable at related and we three are sharing the welcome. So im going to do my part and say welcome to everyone. Thank you so much for coming here today. I know some of you have traveled very far, but it is a Beautiful Day in the city and we are really, really happy that you are here celebrating with us. Youve heard a little of this development. Youll hear so much more over the course of the program here. But this development really is a perfect example. All of what we can do when we all Work
Commissioners. Chief scott and director hawkins. I am captain mahkota of the Major Crimes Unit , and im honored to be here tonight to present to you kevin, Sergeant Kevin. Quadro. Quadro of the robbery detail. Sergeant quadro is a 11 year veteran of San Francisco Police Department, having joined the department in 2012. Sergeant quadro is the grandson of retired sfpd Sergeant Elmer quadro, with whom sergeant quadro shares the same star number. Number 1253. Sergeant quadro began began his career at tenderloin station and then was assigned to the midmarket foot beat. Sergeant quadro was promoted to sergeant in 2018 and was assigned to patrol at mission station. Sergeant quadro transferred to the robbery detail and has been an outstanding member of the robbery detail since 2019. Sergeant quadro is a dedicated, hardworking investigator. The running joke in the robbery detail is that he spends as much time helping his coworkers on their cases as he spends working on his own cases. While not
Heart. We added a car in front of it to show the unification of many things into one. At its core. Kapuso at the upper yard is all of us, its community, its developers, its politicians, its allies of Affordable Housing coming together to form one heart. And we hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Thank you. Now id like to ask Ann Silverberg to step up. Thank you. I am Ann Silverberg. Im ceo for norcal affordable at related and we three are sharing the welcome. So im going to do my part and say welcome to everyone. Thank you so much for coming here today. I know some of you have traveled very far, but it is a Beautiful Day in the city and we are really, really happy that you are here celebrating with us. Youve heard a little of this development. Youll hear so much more over the course of the program here. But this development really is a perfect example. All of what we can do when we all Work Together toward the same end goal, thats what we try to do all the time. But that really, really
My property which held back the dirt, which he called the planter box, and there was a channel in between here which was filled with concrete, i believe, in 20102011 by his predecessor, who had the same leak that the appellant had last year. And i, unfortunately, allowed that neighbor to fill that channel with concrete. He claimed that that would stop his leak. And when inspector duffy came, the notice of violation was because we no longer had this air gap, so the original plan was to remove the concrete that had been poured by his predecessor. Obviously, the appellant did not like that course of action. He wanted me to try to fix his leak. We finally decided to go ahead and remove the planter box. I asked inspector duffy to come back again and discussed to him the plan, and he confirmed, again, that it was considered landscaping and a permit was not required. When we started the work, the appellant i called you know, after we removed the dirt, asked him to come and take a look so that