Presentation and then get back to it. Let me continue to address other primary concerns brought up today. We want to be clear the current design of the proposed project does not include a basement level for the proposed building. The geotechnical report and supplement analysis may reflect iterations of the proposed project including a basement level. This could be confusing as no longer considerations no longer apply as the building will be built at grade. In described in the cpe its only excavating about four feet below Ground Surface. The geotechnical investigation found ground water at 11 to 12 feet below the Ground Surface and recommended a designed level of eight feet below Ground Surface that means assuming ground water is found at eight feet below Ground Surface. The project is only excavating four feet below the Ground Surface. Though the project may encounter ground water during construction for soil improvements its unlikely the finished grade will extend into ground water th
That. It does not relate to staleness in terms of the desire to have updated, current information to ensure that we are thoroughly adequately analyzing environmental effects of projects in eastern neighborhoods. We have a mechanism for doing that and that is the Community Plan evaluation process that the state law allows for us to do. We are doing that. Supervisor yee supervisor peskin. Ms. Gibson may have answered this and i think its set for in their response number 5, which relates to ceqa guidelines section 15183. I see this through the lens of what i think supervisor ronen is trying to talk about, which is changed circumstances. So, as it relates to this c. P. C. P. E. , that tears off of the peir, the argument that find compelling when they say 7. 68 visits a day which we in this changed culture is not true, you are arguing that cumulatively, these do not because we made findings of over raiding considerations, these do not rise to the level. Is that what you are saying . Chris j
Procedures. Reporter on monday he announced he is bringing an independent private fs assessor to review the Police Department that will start in a couple of weeks. He is committed to posting results monthly, he says. Reporter w transparency must can occur. We were very reactive in the past couple of months, reacting to questions you have and others have. Reporter he is responding to shootings and Excessive Force claims of alejo officer pointing a gun after a minor argument. The same officer allegedly tackled the man while recording a traffic stop months later. The police chief was criticized for how he handled the cases and announced his retirement amid the controversies. I think he has done a good job for us. Reporter members of the community would say otherwise. I understand that. Reporter night off says part of moving forward is hiring a new chief. I always look for a chief that communicates well with the community. I also look for chief that will hold others accountable for their a
The senator made the case that workers are overworked and able to keep up productivity. On the panel push back. We will show you portions of the hearing. If you want to comment on the idea of a shorterk if you approve of it or create new problems or opportunities you could call us on the lines and tell us what you think about a federally mandated 35 hour workweek. Texas if you wish at 202 7488003 and post on facebook and on x. The lead up to that hearing which you can still see on their website at cspan. Org and the apis cspan now taking a look at seto a press proposal saying workers share in the massive increasintw technology with lead to a 32 hour workweek. American workers are 400 percent more productive than they were in the 1940s and millions of americans are working more hours for lower wages. This has got to change. There are text Available Online butor sanders deduced reduce the standard work we to 32 hours. Lower the maximum hour threshold for compensation. Overtime pay for wo
Ta the Senate Committee on Health Education labor and pin hits will come to order. This has been a shortened week so i think youre going to see there are hearings taking place all over the place i think you will see senators drifting in and out. I want to thank all of our panelists for being with us. This morning, we are going to be talking about an issue that is very rarely discussed in the halls of congress or the senate. That is the need to reduce the standard work week in the United States. In fact, the last time as we understand it the senate held a hearing on the subject was in year 1955. So i think maybe the time is now to renew that discussion. At that hearing, the senate heard from at that point the head of the united auto workers, regarded as one of the great labor leaders of his time. Said at that time. He said, we fully realize the potential benefits of automation are great. If handled, if only a fraction of what technologists promise for the future is true, automation can