They may be referring to is the fact that one of the ramps was closed at the beginning of the project, and it connects northbound one to southbound 101 and that will remain closed until it is completed. 2016 . We expect the traffic shift to occur in late 2015. And the january 2016 date, and the substantial completing and that sort of for everything and the actual traffic shift to the facility should occur, late 2015. Thank you. If are there are no other questions, lets open up up for Public Comment and is there anyone from the public that would like to speak. Thank you so much for the update. Could you call the next item it item 7, recommend allegation of 146,825 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the department of public works for sloat boulevard pedestrian improvements, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedule and the amendment of the relevant 5year priorityization programs and this is an action item. Thank you and we have a staff presentation. Good morni
An, allocation and that is allocated to the parking garage and it is sticking out from the housing and of course, the cost of getting approval from the state and commission, since that is our area. The proposed mlu, very quickly, determines that we are hoping that we are proposing to be included in the mlu. That the belief, or the term for that mlu will be for a period of three years, the three years, is on the rationale that is going to take roughly about a year for the Housing Office to be able to issue the rfp because of the work load in their pipeline that they are dealing with. And a lot of projects at this point. And usually take between two to three years to get entitlement and good for the upper fro ses and so we thought that three years will be ideal and during that three period year there is going to be a schedule of benchmarks by the selector and developer will need to meet like getting their design done and going through the required review process and those are going to ha
This is because police are dealing with a man who is averaged and threatening suicide. Police say hes already fired his gun once at police. Officers are worried he will do it again and could hurt someone. Theyve got him sectioned off on Treasure Island at the shoreline at vista point before that guard house as you pull on to the island. Police dont want anyone diving past him, they say it is too dangerous. They say he has already led police on a high speed chase and fired at them. There are 50 people in San Francisco trying to get home to Treasure Island. They say the red cross is working with them and trying to help them find a place to go they need shelter, food, they are not allowed to go to their homes. Police tell me they are aware people will be getting up and they are going to need to leave the island and get to work, they are considering options. Right now negotiators are trying to talk to the man and convince him to surrender. They are trying to figure out what they are going
This is the cbs evening news. Axelrod good evening, im jim action and this is, axelrod and there is a western edition of the broadcast. The sheriff of Santa Barbara california called it a case of premeditated mass murder and a hollywood film maker says his son was the gunman. At least six people were shot and killed in a student neighborhood near the university of california Santa Barbara, Law Enforcement sources have confirmed to cbs news the gunman was a 22yearold named Elliot Rodger. He also died of a bullet to the head, although it is not clear if he killed himself or was shot by police. Recently, rodgers mother had apparently seen youtube videos where rodger mentioned suicide and shooting people and called the police. A family lawyer say the police interviewed rodger and found him to be a quote, perfectly polite, kind and wonderful human. Danielle nottingham begins our coverage. We have another gunshot. Shots fired. Shots fired. The calls came in to 911 starting 9 30 last night. T
Cultural audit aimed at identifying problems in City Hall
The Gainesville Sun
Turns out that a cultural audit really is a thing. Who knew?
I hadn’t heard the term until the Gainesville City Commission met a couple of weeks ago to decide what, if anything, to do about their manager, Lee Feldman.
On the job only a year, Feldman has drawn complaints from inside City Hall. And an outside investigation report recommended he be fired for (maybe/maybe not) retaliating against an employee who accused him of discrimination.
After a testy discussion, the commission voted 4-3 in support of Feldman. “We can’t fire our way out of a cultural problem,” Commissioner Harvey Ward said, noting that Gainesville’s last two city managers have found themselves at odds with entrenched senior staffers.