Skbl. Supervisor ronen could you describe again the decision like, where the two potholes were dug, why you chose those two . One was giving us the end of the street, the upper end of the street, and the other one was giving us kind of a low point on where the road was lumping up, so we figured that the pipeline is fairly straight, and that those two points face on what pg es instruction would give us, the pipeline. And the pipeline was surveyed by an additional surveyor, and a response was done. Supervisor ronen okay. Okay. And who prepared the initial response and evacuation plan . We worked with the Fire Department to prepare that. We tried many, many times to get in contact with the San Francisco department of emergency. I was sent hundreds of emails, i called and left messages. I went there personally many times, never got a call return. I would have liked to have gotten their input, but i wasnt able to. Pg e indicated they had a very robust evacuation plan thats being developed w
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 thats the closest, so i think its 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 were still going through. Supervisor ronen and were the materials and equipment ne neede
Find it where you listen to podcasts. So, today were going to be talking about landscapes and preservation and sort of how preservation unexpectedly changes the places we set aside as parks and protected areas. The intention here is really not only to sort of understand the history of the protective spaces but to make the process more visual, to make it easier to understand not only the history of parks and how they have changed over time but why they have changed over time. We think of some things staying the thing. This changes things. Thats the focus were going to aim at today. And im going to theres often a presumption that Public Ownership is the best way to protect ownership. We see the series on americas parks called americas best idea, that natural spaces that have trails and for hiking and sightseeing and so on are representative of pure pristine nature thats had some boundaries put around it and its been kept the same like a vase in a museum, just kind of static and never cha
It was no laughing matter according to the president of the residence association. People would be homeless. Reporter most of the people are on fixed income and cannot afford san jose rent but would not want to move away from their community. They banded together and worked three years with attorneys to get the first of its kind deal anywhere in the bay area. The significance of the agreement is that the residence at Winchester Ranch Mobile Home Park will be able to stay even though the park is being redeveloped. Reporter it puts in writing on the condos are built current tenants will get to rent one of them until they move out or die. Here is the best part. What we are paying to is what we will pay will move into the condos. What we are paying today. Rents will still be covered by a mobile home ordinance that keeps future rent increases to 3 . A spokesperson for confirmed the deal saying by working collaboratively with residents we create a winwin that allows us to bring new housing t
Afternoon hours. This will result in warm inland temperatures while cooler conditions persist near the coast. There is also the anny hong typical july weather to persist across the region through much of the week with overnight and morning low clouds retreating to the coast during afternoon hours. This will result in warm inland temperatures while cooler near the coast. There is also the possibility of high based convection thunderstorms over the Central Coast on wednesday. A warming trend is then likely by the upcoming weekend. darya and heres a live look outside at the bridges for your commute this morning. You are looking at at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, Golden Gate Bridge and the richmond bridge. darya this morning crews are putting the finishing touches on the Fireworks Shows that are planned all across the bay area. And and you can catch those Fireworks Shows tonight at 9 00 right here on kron 4. And this morning will tran continues our Team Coverage. He is live in San Fra