Crash course. When did we have our last retreat . March. In march . Yeah. Okay. Let me get through the summit, and then we can go to a retreat. We can go to napa and do some wine tasting or something. I just want to acknowledge the staff for throwing an amazing holiday party. Yeah, thank you. And a belated happy birthday to steven rice. Happy birthday. All right. Thank you all for sticking with us for this meeting. No final comments . Meetings adjourned. Good morning. Today is wednesday, january 17, 2018. Regular meeting of the building Inspection Commission. I would like to remind everyone to turn off all electronic devices. First item is roll call. President mccarthy. [roll call taken] we have a quorum, and the next item is president s announcements. Good morning. And welcome, everybody, to the first meeting for 2018. And look forward to another busy year here at the city and county of San Francisco. A big thank you to chief and building inspector patrick oreardon, i believe hes here
A big thank you to chief and building inspector patrick oreardon, i believe hes here today, and the chief inspector, acknowledging highly professional and Courteous Service when helping with the home alteration project. Thanks out to the jack pardi of the Records Management division, received a letter from a customer who appreciated his knowledge and great listening skills helping Research Records requests. And thanks to evelyn carr of initial plan review, received a thank you letter from a customer who appreciated how well she explained the permit process while effectively getting the customer out on a timely manner. Thank you for that. The department will host a free brown bag workshop on january 24, 1 week from today, on the new Assembly Business entrance program, we know as a. B. E. This will be held in room 201, 2001, sorry, 1600 mission street, second floor, from noon to 1 00 p. M. Please go and you can log on www. Sfdbi. Org to reserve, limited space is rapidly filling up its a
2018. Regular meeting of the building Inspection Commission. I would like to remind everyone to turn off all electronic devices. First item is roll call. President mccarthy. [roll call taken] we have a quorum, and the next item is president s announcements. Good morning. And welcome, everybody, to the first meeting for 2018. And look forward to another busy year here at the city and county of San Francisco. A big thank you to chief and building inspector patrick oreardon, i believe hes here today, and the chief inspector, acknowledging highly professional and Courteous Service when helping with the home alteration project. Thanks out to the jack pardi of the Records Management division, received a letter from a customer who appreciated his knowledge and great listening skills helping Research Records requests. And thanks to evelyn carr of initial plan review, received a thank you letter from a customer who appreciated how well she explained the permit process while effectively getting
Attributing the park, pier 48, marginal wharf between pier 48 and 50, and p20. Thank you so much, mr. Clerk. And thank you to supervisor sandra fewer for chairing the committee until i got here. I know that this is the second hearing before the board of supervisors, just heard mission rock at the Land Use Committee earlier on monday, and so i want to thank our project sponsor and our multiple city departments for coming back to present on the budgetary aspects, or the d. A. Aspects of this deal. As i have mentioned on monday, this project has been ten years in the making. And something our office has been working very closely with the project sponsor, since 2015, and what makes me most proud of this project is that it is the first project and the first developer that committed to building 40 affordable and middle Income Housing, and you have set the bar for the developers who walk through the doors of city hall in terms of what is appropriate to build in the city. We know we have a hou
Twin peak reservoirs cuts in, 260 pounds of pressure. If the p. U. C. Can guarantee the residents of the Richmond District the potable awss fed by a Single Source out of Sunset Reservoir will provide protection equal to what we have on 12th avenue, the residents in the Outer Richmond would be very happy, i would think. I dont know if they can do that and you might want to ask them if water from Sunset Reservoir will produce the same pressure. I think that would be very telling bit of information. And then ask you, too, that placement of hydrants. In your since youve had so much experience in this, in your opinion, how frequently should we have a hydrant along our corridors in the richmond . Lets say for example, the design is to have a line of hydrants down 43rd avenue. One hydrant on every block. Excuse me, is it one High Pressure hydrant on every block . One High Pressure hydrant on every block, thats correct. The reason being, that best water stream, 300 feet and a long city block i