we expect commissioners hillis and johnson to arrive shortly. first is item number is, 2019 2019-2110 certain nonresidential uses at 3150 18th street, proposed for continuance to may 30th. 00758 at 225vasqez avenue is proposed for continuance, and 2018-13230 at casada avenue, a use proposed for continuance and since been withdrawn. item 4, number 2017-01351c at st. carlos street, conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance to june 27th, 2019. item 5, case number 2018-01386 and map for the large resident planning code and zoning map amendments is reasoned for an definite continuance partnership have no other items and no speaker cards. would any member of the public wish to provide a comment. good afternoon. i m representing the project with 2300 harrison items 15a & b. this is an item scheduled later on your calendar. you know, we have worked really hard on this project and met with the neighborhood and the community activists since february of 2018 and as
watching this in the pit crew traffic center. center.you are looking live at: 3 3 it may feel like presidential primary elections started months ago but today voting formally begins in iowa. the first in the nation to cast ballots. 3 the voting process however is nothing like we ll see here in south carolina. 3 fox carolina s ashley minelli is live in our newsroom this morning to break it all down. 3 process:- nothing formal about, makes it somewhat more exciting. - to make it even more confusing, each party caucuses differently people gather in a room- surrogate candidates make a pitch- votes cast on paper, collected, local party counted, sent to iowa g-o-p headquarters- candidate with most votes wins 3 gets tricky on dem side- caucus goers divide into groups based on candidates- if candidate doesn t have enough votes to remain viable , can join another group- group with most people gets a certain number of delegates . candidate with most wins 3 that s why i
get that processed. thank you for the intervention too. if you have any questions, i would be happy to answer. supervisor scott weiner: thank you very much. finally we are going to hear briefly from adult protective services. thank you for coming today. good afternoon, my name is jill nielsen i m the program director for adult protective services. it s located within the department of aging and we are part of the human services agency. i appreciate you squeezing me in. it s a very interesting topic and i know we ve talked about a range of different issues. from the adult protective services side what we are seeing is a real increase in a number of cases that are involving what we are consider to be self neglect. adult protective services in addition to investigating an intervening of cases involving physical abuse, emotional abuse, financial abuse, we do intervene in self neglect situations and in fact about 50 percent of our cases involve self neglect. we receive about 50
does seem to a lay person to be a fire risk. you are saying if there is not a combustible liquid there, there is no authority to take action? we will make sure that egress and ingres for firefighters is sufficient for the resident. however, beyond lieutenant, maybe i can help. i was in a situation where the home was very cluttered and the building owner complained about it and we went. what we did was we looked at the home and we can tell the resident lived there a long long time and it was a single family home and the at the present time was very aware of the fire code. what i explained to him is that we are concerned with anything that is fire related. if i can t open the door to get in, i can t put out your fire and you cannot get out of the building in an emergency. there was other things he did by locking the building by putting a screw in the window. i had to educate him. i had to tell him to remove the screws. with the screws there, he couldn t open the window and
briefly the department of public health code enforcement policies and procedures as requested and i will be available to answer any questions that you may have. i discovered that the chart provided because of the number provided on the flowchart is not too well on the screen. bear with me. we ll try to see if we can get this on. our healthy housing program is designed to inspect residential apartments with more than three 3 units in the city and to respond to our complaints of properties violating the health code. the department of public health enforcement action are generated through two distinct sources. namely services request or complaints to routine inspections. usually for routine inspections these facilities that we routinely inspect throughout the year and these include the hotels, apartments, shelters. many of the times, these inspection are scheduled. the service request or complaints are usually made to 311 system, through e-mails, and public agencies and the boar