lamar williams, and mr. president and madam clerk, i would like the opportunity to share a few words on mr. williams after supervisor walton did his in memoriam as he has deep ties to both district five and district 10. president yee: okay. madam clerk, go ahead. clerk: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor ronen? supervisor ronen: thank you. while i didn t have the honor of knowing tui, so many people that i care about cared so much about her, and i just wanted to express my condolences to her husband and family as well as to our colleague, sonny angulo. what a tremendous loss. in addition, i m introducing a resolution today, urging governor newsom and the department of public health to prioritize california s public school educators for phase one vaccine access. in the early stages of this pandemic, san francisco and other communities across the state closed schools to slow the spread of the coronavirus across our community. schools responded by instantly switchin
question is can you explain whether or not the road that will be built, extending folsom to the properties in the evacuation plan, given the steep flow? for example, has it been determined if compaction will need to be determined for the steep slope or the new roadway? yes, all of that is being determined. it is only when we start the new projects, those will have to be dug and compacted, but we allow plenty of distance between pipeline 109 and the sewer line that s the closest, so i think it s about fine feet away, and the gas pipeline is another 6 foot away from the sewer line. only the laterals from the houses will go over the pipeline 109, and we based on the elevation points we have, we were able to verify that there is enough distance to meet all the requirements, and the sections were reviewed by d.p.w. and pg&e, and i think by all the departments in the process of street improvements that we re still going through. supervisor ronen: and were the materials and eq
yes. great and he is present. thank you. our next item is item 2, president s announcements. president mccarthy: president mccarthy, you have your announcements? president mccarthy: sorry. ok. keep forgotten the mask. good morning and welcome to the building inspection commission meeting for august 2020. i m angus mccarthy, president of the building commissioner and i m joined by fellow commissioner members along with interim director reardon and dbi staff. as you will hear in detail from our agenda items today, we re continuing to cope with the circumstances caused by covid-19 pandemic. along with just completing the department s move into our new perm a center at 49 south venice, on behalf of the commissioner, i want to thank dbi staff for their hard work for the move including boxing up hundreds and hundreds of plans thanks to the deputy director madison for leading move and (inaudible) to everyone who did their part. if you would like to mute, sonia. appreciate
that was more about taking advantage of the interim years before development on the piers starts to take place. we believe an important opportunity much less talking about throughout the hearing of involving the community of san francisco and what the piers can and should be and doing it both through public comment, engagement opinion and in the ways the piers could be vitalized before development and before long term waves take place. we request you take into consideration the potential for using pop ups and/or temporary installations to start to explore not just what people want out of these places but how they could be activated and serve as a community resource in the interim years before long-term development starts to take place. thank you any other public meant? public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you for funneling down what we got in the r.f.i. into a process we can follow. the only comments for the commissioner from any standpoint are i
historic societies to create a waterfront aesthetic relating to the ports and have satellite shows for museums. the third is the pipe organ lounge. we d plan live music seven nights a week. why the port? the love of san francisco and living here so long and wanting to be involved in the development. it was exciting is there any other public comment on this item? we also submitted a proposal that was more about taking advantage of the interim years before development on the piers starts to take place. we believe an important opportunity much less talking about throughout the hearing of involving the community of san francisco and what the piers can and should be and doing it both through public comment, engagement opinion and in the ways the piers could be vitalized before development and before long term waves take place. we request you take into consideration the potential for using pop ups and/or temporary installations to start to explore not just what people want out