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You can rent a commercial kitchen at La Cocina. I don't think you need a Commercial license to rent the space.http://www.lacocinasf.org/kitchenrentalinfo/details --La Cocina is a 4,400 square foot, full-service, shared-use commercial kitchen. There are four complete prep stations (approx. 2,000 sq. feet), along with a full range of commercial kitchen equipment. Commercial Users have access to hourly rental of the facilities and the equipment.Our equipment includes:Tilting Skillet: 30 gallon, gas, tilting braising skilletSteamer: convection steamerConvection Ovens: 2 double-stacked, natural gas ovensBroiler: heavy-duty, char-type, gas-fired broiler6-Burner Range: gas range with salamander and 24 inch griddleFryer: heavy-duty gas floor modelMixer: 60 quart Hobart mixerEach of the four preparation areas has access to:Stainless steel worktables and sinksStainless steel shelvesPan racksSheet PansMobile stainless steel worktablesSlicerFood processor, blenderIce machineBunn coffee makerSmall waresDishwasherDry, Refrigerated and Freezer Storage:Walk-in coolerWalk-in freezerDry storage cases with twelve lockable wire cages of varying sizesRequirements for Commercial Users:Each business using La Cocina is a separate business entity. Each business owner is responsible for complying with the city, state and federal regulations governing food related businesses concerning licensing, food safety and sanitation, taxes, employment, etc.Commercial User must have a minimum of 1,000,000 of commercial liability insurance and have a rider of additional insured for La Cocina established before use.Commercial User must sign a Kitchen User’s Agreement, pay a $500.00 security deposit and attend a short Rules and Regulations training before using the kitchen.To begin the commercial kitchen rental process, please fill out this application. For any questions, please contact [email protected].

No. Not based at least on this EPA real time data from the San Diego monitoring station: the exposure rate from the air looks to be unremarkable. You can access the last three months of real time data here.RadNet Air Data From San Diego, CA | US EPATo me it looks as if the total exposure rate from the air is unremarkable, and likely consistent with natural background, so not at harmful levels, surely. However, I haven’t tried to look into the longer term gamma data. Of particular interest is the non-detection of many beta emitters in the most recent air filter samples. They seem to see very, very low levels of potassium-40, some lead-212, which is a short lived intermediate in the thorium-232 decay chain, thorium-232 being very common in the Earth’s crust and in the oceans, and some beryllium-7 in the most recent long term air filter samples that are given there. All of these are naturally occurring. I don’t know what quantities of these isotopes you would typically expect to find in the atmosphere. But I would certainly expect to see a lot more beta activities if there were any actual leak to the atmosphere of radioactive materials from the dry storage casks.You can very clearly see the brief peak associated with the Fukushima accident in the long term air filter data. At that point you would have seen cesium-137, a fission product, as well as other manmade radiosotopes at significant, but certainly not dangerous levels, not even integrated over the whole duration of the event. There are a couple of sporadic detections over the years of atto-Curie (an attoCurie is an amount of a radioactive isotope that produces [math]3.7\times 10^{-8}[/math] decays per second) levels of Co-60 and Cesium-137, but most of the time there are non-detections of any of the what would be manmade isotopes.There were concerns raised over corrosive effects of the salt air on the dry storage casks possibly causing cracks to form in the casks over the long term, if the high level waste were going to be kept onsite in dry storage for the very long term, which was the original proposal of the utility. But there was no actual leak of radioactive material from the casks as far as I know, and that would be immediately detected onsite in any case, requiring immediate action to be taken to correct it. It would definitely have to be reported.There is I believe, now an agreement by the utility to move the waste off site, at least since April 2017, which should remedy the situation permanently in any case.On the other hand, when San Onofre was taken offline, California’s greenhouse gas emissions went up by about 35%.Almost certainly there is some radioactive material in that increased waste stream, which is simply poured into the atmosphere, and that will certainly give some extra radiation exposure to the public.

The question asked is, “If hoarding agricultural produce is considered illegal, then why Adani group is setting up silo storage system in different parts of India?”Let us disect the question piece by piece.But first, see these two images and keep them in mind while you read the answer.These days it is in fashion to write any kind of nonsense to malign the Modi Govt.Ever since the BJP led NDA came in power at the Centre, some people may be seen crying that the democracy has fallen in danger, and still such utter nonsense is present on almost every page of social media. I see it as nothing but tantrums of the defeated politicians.People want to know “why did Modi make the memorial for Sardar Patel?”They very shamelessly ask, “what was the need for the Statue of Unity?”However, no one asks why several houses covering thousands of square meters of prime land in the heart of Lutyen’s Delhi are being occupied by a few dead leaders.People ask, here in Quora itself, questions like :Why is Modi growing a beard? Why is he trying to imitate Rabindra Nath Tagore?Why does Modi feed the peacocks? Why is he violating the law by taming the wild birds?Why is Modi making new Parliament? What will India do in the new Sansad Bhavan?Well, in democracy, questions are welcome, but the problem is that people do not care to read or even listen to answers? Basically, they ask questions with ulterior motivesThis is one such question.It is obvious that the OP did not bother to do any search to get acquainted with the subject.If the OP had tried even a little to know the topic, the need to ask the question would have vanished.In fact, the answer is so much obvious.This is the website link to Adani Agri Logistics which is making those silos for FCI.Adani Agri LogisticsIf you visit the website, you will get to see these lines on the first page itself.Adani Agri Logistics Limited (AALL) has signed an exclusive service agreement with the Food Corporation of India. The project has been implemented at a total cost of nearly Rs. 700 crores.The key feature of the project is that the entire handling of the food grains, right from receiving at Base Depots, cleaning and drying as well as storage and transportation to field depots is carried out in bulk form, thus minimizing the losses. These units are notified procurement centers of FCI, where farmers deliver their produce directly in bulk form.Fully automated operation ensures quick service, transparent & accurate transactions at all stages and timely payment to farmers.Not only this, there is plenty of news coverage too :This is an excerpt of one such news item :State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has entered into an agreement with Adani group for construction of two silos to store wheat, at an estimated cost of about Rs 80 crore. The two silos would have a combined storage capacity of 75,000 tonnes.As part of the agreement, Adani Agri Logistics will construct silos at Kotkapura in Punjab and Katihar in Bihar in the next two years, a senior government official said.The silos will be designed, built, financed, and operated by the private partner while it will be owned by the FCI.Read more at : FCI inks pact with Adani Group for construction of 2 silosThere is more in this link : Adani Group: We only manage grain silos for FCI and do not buy harvestThis news artcile says something like this :FCI buys food grains from farmers and stores them in silos built through a public-private partnership. While private players are paid a fee for building and storing the food grains, the ownership of the commodity as well as its marketing and distribution rights, belong to FCI.If these news items are correct, then I am happy.In fact, I had once written to the PMO to make better arrangements for safe storage of the foodgrains grown by the farmers with their sweat and blood.I had written this message to the PMO after seeing the news like this : Also, remember the above images : ‘Food grains rot in FCI godowns every year’ - The Sunday Guardian LiveWhich one is better, the image below or the image seen above. Please see and decide.I am also waiting for the PMO to take similiar action for safe cold storage of several perishable crops like onions, potatoes, tomatoes, and other such items of regular use.Often, it is seen that farmers are forced to throw away onions at the harvest time because there are no buyers, at good price, and later, when price of such items goes up, the Govt is forced to import low quality onions at high cost to check the price rise.Do you like this picture? Don’t you want the farmers’ crop to be stored in a safe place so that it may be sold round the year, at a reasonably remunerative price?By getting the silos made through the PPP model, FCI is doing a good thing.Please also note that "The company (Adani Agri Logistics) has no role in deciding the volume of storage as well as pricing of grain as it is only a service / infrastructure provider for the FCI," it was said by Adani Agri in a statement posted on its Twitter handle.FCI buys grain from farmers and stores them in silos built through public-private partnerships. While private players are paid fee for building and storing the grain, the ownership of the grain as well as its marketing and distribution rights, belong to FCI.FCI controls the procurement and movement of grain for the Public Distribution System (PDS).It may be said that Adani Agri Logistics has made a house and FCI uses it like a tenant.So, don’t raise too many unnecessary questions just because you do not like PM Modi.In this connection, please see this answer to see how some propagandists use Quora to spread false stories : Dinesh Binjola (दिनेश बिन्जोला)'s answer to Do you think that PM Modi favours the Gujarati origin corporate groups like Ambani beyond the call of duty?Edit : Friends, also see this write up posted by a friend in his Facebook page.What is the crux of new Farm Reform and why politicians are worried.Read this analysis to understand.In the new system, the traders of farm produce have to register them with their PAN with the Central Authority.First level transaction (between farmer & Trader) is out of the purview of GST system.Gradually, further trade (though Registered Traders) shall be brought into GST system.Consequently, SALE and INCOME of agriculture produce shall get into Govt Records.The GAME shall start from here on. The farmers shall remain exempted from Income Tax & GST system forever. But Traders in Agriculture produce selling up-stream will be brought into GST & IT regime.To understand here is an example. If Chidambram has to sell his Grapes and Gobhi worth Rs 500 Crs to traders, he will remain exempted from Income tax, but he has to quote the PAN of Trader in his ITR.The Trader has to pay the GST on Rs 500 Crs & Income Tax on its income by selling it up-stream.Imagine there are No Grapes & No Gobhi (it is the corrupt money). Naturally, Trader shall take (recover) GST & Income Tax Payable (to the Govt) from Chidambram.Therefore, ALL the Chidambrams (Commission Agents & politicians etc) will have to dish out huge sums of money NOT PAID till now as they were showing it as their Agriculture Income.Honest Farmers, who actually had physical produce, shall remain free of this rut.This is the CRUX of the Matter.Now you understand why politicians are spending huge money in bringing (paid) agitators to Delhi’s borders.Edit 2 : Now it is seen in the news that Adani Group is releasing advertisements to raise its voice against such utterly false and defamatory propaganda. See this :'Raise your voice against propaganda': Adani Group releases ad to counter defamation in farmers' protestHere is one such report in a reputed business news website : Adani Group: We only manage grain silos for FCI and do not buy harvestHere Adani Group says that “Some farm groups have alleged that the Adani Group is building grain storage facilities for hoarding food grains and selling them at a higher price later.”"We do not own any food grains procured from farmers, and are in no way connected to the pricing of grains," it said.Adani Group said it is in the business of developing and operating grain silos for FCI since 2005. It sets up storage infrastructure after winning competitive and transparent tender by the Government of India.Private rail lines that it built as part of these tenders are to facilitate the movement of grains from silo units to their distribution centres across India, the statement said.FCI, it said, awarded such contracts with a view to modernising the storage and transport infrastructure in the country so that food grains could be safely stored and quality stuff is supplied to the PDS system."Using ongoing issues for mudslinging is a clear attempt to not only tarnish the reputation of a responsible corporate but also misguide public opinion and hurt their sentiment," Adani Group said.