Catfy. 130 mileanhour winds and storm surge but so will rainfall. If the storm hits land and stalls, they will measure the rain in feet. 48 hours to impact. To the markets heading south this morning. It is not going to be a huge selloff at least not in the early going. The dow remains just shy of the 26,000 level. How about this from the Small Business guys . Optimism, record high. Hiring plans, record high. Capital spending, best in a dozen years. The economy is doing very nicely, thank you very much. Varney company is about to begin. Stuart look at this, the hurricane is close to being a cat5 storm and still on strack to hit the southeast. How close is it to becoming a cat5, ashe . Ashley very close, stuart. It is coming from the righthand side towards the east coast. The water temperature in that area, 80 plus degrees. There is really nothing stopping it from gaining more fuel to become the biggest category of a hurricane there is, category five. The question, does it stay that stre
enter contest. if we build it will they come. yes. all right. colleagues questions or comments okay. seeing none then i think we ll go to public comment on this item there s a lot more work to do on item 10? please come on up good morning i m tim i ve been involved in this for 20 years i think the staff report is very good but i urge you to drill further into f it when newsom was mayor a threat we ll have a billion dollars business station with no train he directed a task force to create when ruled in the increase in pipelines pipes and zoning in the area that helped to fund the melrose district to provide fund for the downtown extension now the melrose funds turns out to be more wonderful than we thought and a chunk into the increasing costs of terminal you now look at we are on the road to a $2 billion bus terminal with two no extension i can t imagine the transit will not scream like a stuffed pig in not having their bus storage yard they re a partner but can t be
other departments here but i want to know which departments how many of the city departments are having this as a measurement? because i think it s important to gauge from a customer experience standpoint how much time it takes for people to go through the process? in the report it says on average someone i think went through a process and took four months but we see cases someone went through and waited two years to do a full build out. yeah, we didn t find that i recall and my team can speak to this maybe any departments that could readily produce that information. there were some places where you could discern part of it by digging deep through the data but it wasn t a top line item for any of the departments that we spoke with. okay. and second question is based on one of the recommendations as well is to link the low awareness permits and have them packaged together with the critical to open permits so applicants can apply for them simultaneously. there was an exam
oats and coconut that s mites farther. and speaking of drinks tell me again the cocktail scenes is that one, the things your known for . the cocktails are fantastic. really. fresh ingredients we don t have a mixture it to order this is our marcus bloody mayor. farmer s market bloody mary the bloody marys in the airport are great shikz it up. and then we re going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. we like my name is randy shaw. i would like to welcome you all to the tenderloin museum. [ cheers and applause ] and you know it s not a dream, it really exist. i brought joaquin torres and amy cohen a few weeks ago. i wanted his honest assessment. i said what do you think? he said, you know, i can t believe it s actually going to happen. that is a common thing. and i want to say right at the outset two people who are not with us today who i just want to acknowledge because without their infused spirit and legacy we wouldn t b
my name is randy shaw. i would like to welcome you all to the tenderloin museum. [ cheers and applause ] and you know it s not a dream, it really exist. i brought joaquin torres and amy cohen a few weeks ago. i wanted his honest assessment. i said what do you think? he said, you know, i can t believe it s actually going to happen. that is a common thing. and i want to say right at the outset two people who are not with us today who i just want to acknowledge because without their infused spirit and legacy we wouldn t be here. one is lloyd cooper. many of you know that lee roy was a long mentor of mine and from fall of 1979. we met with lee roy in his office and he was selling us this idea that tenderloin could be improved and here we are still doing it. it s quite impressive. the other one is cattle, whose wedding photo is here since 1985. he meant so much with my relationship with him because he opened the door to the sro community and became a major donor. we got many man