The resolution is intended to bu help small nesses, such as restaurants, which have been hit pecially hard bye pandemic. Restaurants like cassava in San Francisco can stay open by shifting to takeout or Delivery Service only. Many of them have applied for federal or city funds to survive the crisis. But now, some arfacing a new hurdle. Insurance companies who say the coronavirus has not caused direct physical loss or damage to the. Business proper joining me now is you, you roy, general manager of cassava. You can, thank you much for being with me tonight. I understand you and your husband run cassava together. Tell me about the restaurant. Yes. K hi, thu for having us. We have been on street in mo outer ri, San Francisco since 2012. We serve the california, modern california cuisine. Currently, we have been servin more comfort food. Frprd chicken, salmon, e rib, that type of stuff. What we are seeing is at people holiday food. Everybody wants comfort. So, that is what we are doing cur
Reporter hi there, melissa, with all of this talk about the potential reopening of the economy maybe here in the upcoming weeks President Trump took to twitter today to suggest he is the one who will have the ultimate say when and where that will happen. This was the tweet from the president earlier today. He wrote, quote, it is the decision of the president and for many good reasons, with that being said, the administration and i are working closely with the governors and this will continue. A decision by me in conjunction with the governors and input from others will be made shortly. However the constitution says that neither the president nor the congress has the authority to regulate for any authority rather, to regulate for health, safety, welfare or morality within a state. This afternoon new yorks Governor Andrew Cuomo said governors from the northeast would be working together to form a reopening plan in their area. Each state is going to name a Public Health official for that
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Good afternoon and welcome to the land use and Transportation Committee of the San Francisco board of supervisors for today, monday, february 24, im the chair of the committee, aaron peskin joined to my right by vicechair safai and to my left by supervisor dean preston. Our clerk is ms. Erica major. Ms. Major, do you have any announcements . Yes, please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. Completed speaker cards and copies of any documents should be submitted to the clerk. Items will appear on the march 3 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you. Can you please read the first item . Item 1 is a resolution authorizing assets from the office of Community Investment and infrastructure to the city and county of San Francisco. Placing parcels under jurisdiction of public works and Mayors Office of housing and Community Development and adopting appropriate findings. Thank you, ms. Major. As you will remember, for many decades in San Francisco, w
Of the right of way. So to take it a little bit further, once they accept, once public works accepts these as public rights of way, the assessment of 4,000 will go away . Not quite. Its a twostep process. But in essence you are correct. The first step would be for the city to accept these parcels from ocii but in doing so, they would still remain a private parcel in public ownership. D. P. W. Would have to take the second step and incorporate, merge these two lots into the right of way. And at that point, what you said is true, it would no longer be subject to the assessment. Do we know how long that process takes and whether public works has that on their list of things to do . Weve had discussions with public works. It is my belief that the first they are aware of this fact, and second it is my belief they plan to incorporate this into the right of way once accepted. There is a little bit of a technical issue, because streets and sidewalks have to be have to meet certain specificatio