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Seeing none, dr requestor, you have twominute rebuttal. The habitable room we have upstairs does not impinge on mr. Keegans homes. Home. We kept it five feet away. We centered the large facade that we kept the same had been presented. So, all we did was move the room over and we made it larger to help the family. Thats what we were thinking of. We had originally asked for glass walk just so you know. And the other reason we had to ask that it be moved back five feet is we were thinking of the co...

And community are creating a new mural on the campus that will give the history the natural and hopefully sustainable history of the Richmond District and our city. Its really incredible, it includes Small Businesses to some of our big icons from the Richmond District all over, but especially a history and a beautiful telling of the story by third graders like noah and other students and all the parents that nurture them as well. Really, the mural will help exemplify the rich culture and diversi...

So, it is extremely important to me that the hospital provide direct benefits to the residents in the tenderloin like me. I also just want to really thank again the supervisors and cpmc for listening to the residents of the tenderloin particularly around traffic and pedestrian related issues. As you know, safe passage is a movement in the tenderloin thats included as part of the Development Agreement and, so, were really excited to partner with cpmc and the city to create a visually designated s...

Change these things once theyre in place. As supervisor campos and i have been working on the alcohol Mission Youth district, dramatic, dramatic restrictions on alcohol in the mission 20 years ago to address certain concerns and a hammer was used instead of something a little more nuanced. So, were seeing significant problems today and were really struggling with how to address the problems created by that for those zoning restrictionses. And weve seen it in other areas as well. We see an issue,...

St. Lukes hospital in the future. I applaud you for all the work youve done and thank you. Thanks. Next speaker. Good evening. My name is karen makely and ive been a pediatrician at st. Lukes for 14 years. Im happy to return here today representing the st. Lukes medical staff and my pediatric colleagues throughout the cpmc system to endorse this new Development Agreement. Throughout the years weve experienced dramatic changes in our neighborhood. Our patient demographics and our available resour...

The principal issue through the appeal related to the scope of project objectives, alternatives and analysis of [speaker not understood] population and employment, transportation, air quality and Greenhouse Gas emissionses in the eir. These issues have been previously addressed in the departments eir comments and responses document published january 9, 2012. Therefore the Planning Department recommended rejection of the eir appeal for reasons stated in its july 9, 2012 responses to appeal memora...

Seattle-based studio LMN Architects has created a university building in Santa Barbara, California with two separate volumes connected by a series of walkways clad in perforated aluminium.

The First Appellate District held that the Regents of the University of California failed to comply with CEQA in certifying the project EIR for its student housing project at People’s...

To the UC Davis Community: I hope you are all doing well as we reach the end of finals week and the fall quarter. It’s a busy time when many of us can use some extra support, especially our students. Earlier this week, I lent a hand serving Moonlight Breakfast, our traditional, nourishing study break. Thanks to Dining Services for preparing the food, the ASUCD Coffee House for hosting — and the approximately 2,000 students who turned out.

Prior to the Munger Hall project, UCSB spent years developing a different student residence, an apartment complex known as Mesa Verde.