But one of the means of egress if its a private deck can be the retractable hatch, and thats how the design was arrived at. The design was the entire ground unit has the rear yard, and the top unit has the exclusive use of the top deck. If we did make it accessible to all units, i did talk to the fire department, youd need both penthouses, and not a penthouse and a retractable hatch. I thought that was a combination of that. The middle unit, which is the smallest of the units, the way it was designed, has a nice size deck the way it was just talked about, and the bottom floor really has the exclusive use of the open level, and that theyre all realistic open spaces for everybody. The comment i would make is the space is generally, i like the design. I think its a good idea. I would like to have seen more communal use of the back yard and not have such a massive roof deck on top. Just to form, i think the transition from the smallscale residential that is still in this transitional area
Events at the planning commission, staff report and announcements. No report on planning commission. However, did want to inform you that we have at the board two items recently reviewed and assessed. The 524 union street, paper doll, was approved. This was initiated some time ago here. And also introduced at the board. The landmark designation for 2031 bush street. Thats all i have. If there are no questions, commissioner, we can move on to item three under mission matter. President s report and announcements. U an i wanted to inform the other commissioners that we met to talk about the changes with the staffing for the commission with mr. Fryes departure. And one is instead of having a Single Person for that area. And delegate that to the three quadrant and to the three supervisors each that lead to quadrants. And help me with the name. And which is great and elizabeth gordon. And those will be in the projects will be based on the quadrants that they are overseeing. And mr. Joycelyn
Are heartbroken after that devastating firestorm in maui. Right here its pretty tough, but well be okay. Well make it. The latest developments overnight in hawaii and the mobilization effort now under way here in the bay area. This is today in the bay. Good friday morning to you. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. Im marcus washington. Im kris sanchez in for laura this morning. The situation is still nowhere near settled in maui from the catastrophic wildfires that erupted this week. Drone video shows how extensive the devastation is in the Historic Town of lahaina. It looks like san jose during the fire storms a few years ago. The number of confirmed deaths stands at 55 and authorities are telling people to stay away from the fire zone where they believe more bodies are likely to be recovered. Hospitals are stretched to their limits treating the injured, and thousands of homes still lack power. Many people like this surf instructor, have nothing left but the clothin
Dozens killed. An Historic Town wiped out. Evacuees stranded in maui. Good afternoon. Im audrey asistio. Welcome to nbc bay area news at 4 30. Our ian cole is talking to people, looking to get back to maui to help out. Well talk to him in a bit. We are tracking other stories on this thursday including a fire of our own in the bay area. It is a steel recycling facility. Well tell you about the Health Concerns for one community. Also it is decision day for Driverless Cars in San Francisco. Our Sergio Quintana is tracking the future of transportation and the fallout. We have new numbers about what it takes to make it in the bay. Can you guess which bay area region has the highest average home value . Well break down the list. Lets begin with the devastation in hawaii. At least 53 people are dead, the number coming down moments ago from hawaiis governor who says more deaths are expected. Also hundreds of buildings and homes lost. Hospitals are stretched to limits treating the injured after
The ba a very good monday morning to you. 5 30 right now. Thanks for joining us. Im laura garcia. Im scott mcgrew. Marcus washington is off. Lets start with a look at the forecast. Meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. Its going to be a Beautiful Day around the bay area and very normal temperatures, as we go through the last day of july and get ready to welcome in august. We are seeing a mostly clear sky this morning as we see the sun starting to come over the hills in san jose. It will be partly cloudy throughout much of the morning, sunny through late morning into the afternoon, but there will be high clouds still filtering that sunshine as we go into the day with highs up to about 80 degrees. Well see mid80s for the trivalley and some upper 80s for the far north bay, while San Francisco will be in the mid60s. Well talk about the changes ahead for the rest of the week coming up. Mike, youre hearing about a problem on 17. Im worried about the potential for the proble