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Packing maximum winds of 126 Miles Per Hour near the center. The officials expect chanhom to approach western japan on saturday. They predict it will move into eastern s p later in the day and on sunday. Y. The officicials are calling on peoplele to stay vigililant fof strong wininds and high waves, wellll as mudslilides, floods i lowlying areas and swollen rivers. For more details on this typhoon, lets turn to our meteorologist. Heavy rainfall has been increasing across the Pacific Coast of japan. More weekend is expected over the weekend. People saw over 280 millimeters of rainfall in the past 24 hours and 138. 5 millimeters here. Strong winds are picking up and waves up to 8. 8 meters were reported in kochi prefecture. The typhoon will track northeastward skirting the Pacific Coast of japan with gusts up to 182 Kilometers Per Hour. Stormy conditions will be seen including in tokyo over the weekend. Total rainfall could reach 700 millimeters, and tokyo may have more than 300 millimet
New-yorkUnited-statesHondurasLouisianaJapanNew-orleansTokyoIranWashingtonChinaVirginiaSyriaCommission. President matsuda here. Commission Vice President nageswaran here. Commissioner campbell here. Commissioner foley, present. Commissioner vergara here. And commissioner. Right here. We expect commissioner baldauf to be absent today. First on your agenda, commissioners, is general Public Comment. At this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission, except agenda items with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. Each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. Please come forward if you have any comments. Not not on any agenda items. Seeing none. Public comment is closed and we can move on to department matters. Item one department announcements. Good afternoon commissioners. Richard craig, Department Staff, the only couple of items that i have for you
Vice-presidentSacred-heartSacred-heart-parishCalifornia-preservation-foundationPreservation-foundationLandscape-architectureLos-angelesPresentations-departmentDepartment-staffAlex-westhoffAdoption-draftNew-centerGood afternoon, this meeting will come to order. Welcome to the april 22, regular meeting of the land use and Transportation Committee of the San Francisco board of supervisors. Im supervisors melgar chair of the committee joined by aaron peskin and vice chair dean preston. The Committee Clerk is john caroll and i would like to acknowledge sfor staffing this meeting. Mr. Clerk. Clerk if you have any documents to include as part of todays files you should bring them to the rail ill meet you at the front. Public comment will be taken when your item of interest comes up, please line up to speak along your right hand side. Ultimately you may submit Public Comment in writing. You may do so by writing your comment to me, or you may send your written comment to see our office in city hall. That is the clerks office, one carleton San Francisco california, 91402. And items acted upon today are expected ton the board of supervisors agenda on april 20th, 2024, unless otherwise stated. Thank you,
Land-useLand-use-transportation-committeeTransportation-committeeSan-franciscoAaron-peskinVice-chairCommittee-clerkJohn-carollPublic-commentOffice-cityItem-numberDeputy-attorneyYeah, that, you know, the fact that they can live there and prosper and grow is as a result of having a healthy, a healthy watershed. Right. So this sort of picking apart of the protections is, you know, is troublesome in that, you know, we have tried in addition to the regulatory work to really look at kind of watersheds whether theyre sort of the big, iconic, you know, ecosystems that we think of, the everglades, chesapeake bay, the bay delta in california or, you know, the watershed that supplies fort collins and its neighboring cities that we have to take more holistic approach particularly in light of a changing climate. So youve served in two different decades, two different president s. Whats the thing that not, not how are the president s different, but just in terms of politics, whats the biggest change you see . Well, i actually think there are two, and one of them is very positive, and one of them, i think, is very negative. And the positive one is something that was alluded
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