Now, the property at 1215, 29th avenue is developed a Single Family home. Its quite long and dense and it only provide an overview and be available for any questions. The first enforcement action regarding units on this property was a d. B. I. Complaint from the ground floor in 1999. That enforcement process moved slowly. There were other compliments filed over several years. The Property Owner filed a new Building Permit in 2014, nine years later to remove the unit. That permit was issued but never completed. Theres no evidence or documentation that the two illegal units were actually removed. Planning Department Engagement began in 2018 when the complaint was filed. The department obtained documents from 2011 and 2014 that clearly described two illegal units out ground floor, which at that time that the Property Owner did not dispute they were working with d. B. I. To remove those illegal units. In 30day notice for owner movein in 2018, the landlord stated she was occupying in illega
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Diseases division chief at Childrens National hospital. Thanks for being with us this morning. Good morning. How many cases of covid19 have you treated among children at the hospital . Well, we started ten cases in the middle of march and weve now had over 600 children that have come to the hospital with symptoms. About a quarter of those have been admitted to the hospital. So about 150 of those. And about a quarter of those to a third of those have needed our intensive care unit. Whats the pattern among children, what do you see and how are their symptoms different from adults . We really are seeing several different patterns of disease. So of those 600, the vast majority of them, and this has been seen in other parts of the country, as well. They have mild to moderate illness, where they have typical respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, runny nose, sore throat. So mild, moderate illness. But the children admitted fall into several different categories. Some of them from what is simila
Balboa reservoir project. If we look at what the current status quo is swr have a massive parking lot across from a mini mart. Be spent years coming up with a proposed solution that would have over a thousand homes, half of which will affordable and subsidized. If you look at where these people may be currently living some of them may be crouc may cd make a life here. I strongly support this project. The only possible thing that could be improved is to have even more housing here and future similar projects. Thank you. thank you for your comment. Can we have the next speaker, please. hi. Im the chair of the balboa reservoir committee. Good evening supervis superviso. Theres been a lot of community out reach and workshops. Its led to a lot o of community benefits. The project is a well balanced project. Its providing badly needed homes in San Francisco for families. Tha lot of people have been sayg that its private land, the Development Team consistents of four developers. Private land
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