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practice was created for administration of flu vaccines by registered nurses in the hospital. in closed session the committee then approved the credentials report and the minutes. and that ends my report. thank you. questions? commissioners? clerk: there s no public request for that comment so we re at the consideration of adjournment, commissioners. so moved. all those in favor? aye. aye. thank you, everyone. . good morning. . friday morning. yay. the meeting will come to order. this is the regular meeting of the zero vision committee for friday, october 4, 2019. i am commissioner norman yee and i would be chairing today s meeting. i am joined by commissioner peskin and vice chair commissioner stephanie will be here joining us shortly. the clerk is steve stamos clerk: alberto okay. that s okay. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfg tv who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available online. mr. clerk, do ....
clerk: alberto okay. that s okay. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfg tv who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available online. mr. clerk, do you have any communications? yes. members of the public, please silence or turn off our cellphones. public comment will be taken after each item. speakers will have two minutes. at every meeting i have announced the number of fatalities since our last meeting. another four people have been killed on the streets. that s 22 people who have lost their lives this year, the deat deaths are tragic and heartbreaking and i want to give pause for them. but what we don t here enough about is the nearly 600 people annually when are severely injured on our streets. severely is not bumps and bruises. it means trauma. most likely lifetime of impact. 600 people annually. despite our vision zero efforts, these numbers have not gone down, with more drivers, more congestion, more mobility devi ....
good morning. friday morning. yay. the meeting will come to order. this is the regular meeting of the zero vision committee for friday, october 4, 2019. i am commissioner norman yee and i would be chairing today s meeting. i am joined by commissioner peskin and vice chair commissioner stephanie will be here joining us shortly. the clerk is steve stamos clerk: alberto okay. that s okay. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfg tv who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available online. mr. clerk, do you have any communications? yes. members of the public, please silence or turn off our cellphones. public comment will be taken after each item. speakers will have two minutes. at every meeting i have announced the number of fatalities since our last meeting. another four people have been killed on the streets. that s 22 people who have lost their lives this year, the deat deaths are tragic and heartbreaking and i want to ....
fung and members. david winslow, staff architect, planning department. i am here to discuss our draft roof deck policy in r.h. districts. while there s no question that roof decks provied a valuable outdoor amenity to augment open space in a dense urban setting, it must also be ak voltaged they can present an intensity of use that can negatively impact the quality of life of adjacent residents due to the openness and location. in recent years the planning commission has seen an increasing number of requests for discretionary review residential projects that include roof decks and penthouses or elevator penthouses. over the past year and a half or so, the commission has made decisions on these cases with some pattern of consistency related to the impacts to neighbors in the form of location and size of the decks, with respect to adjacent conditions, and minimizing the means of accessing the decks. despite projects that received commission review, roof decks with no addit ....
those that will get set to builg and don t use it oregon get load don t use it all but spend it ot measures and even candidates. it ought to be stopped. and that s why i d like it put n calendar next week with the usuf analysis. the other one deals with public financing money which is left o. and that s not in ordinance fort i d ask staff to put it in ordie form. i was given a one-sheet summaryt which i gave to the executive dr and i didn t retain a copy for . so i am speaking from memory. but it is a proposal which is meritorious, dealing with what s to that mon what happens to t money so it isn t used for non-l purposes or non-intended purpos. and i think that concludes my cn that, although i wanted to talkt state legislation. i don t know, mr. chairman, if s appropriate here or under new b. it would be under item 10. state legislation on item 10, tf report on policy. okay. so if there is no objection t commissioner kopp has proposed,l have that on next month. ....