level of participation is there like a chilling factor people are getting tired there's seven hundred people or seven hundred households and 17 and last year participate in the available lotteries there were not many is it fatigue because they're not folks are not getting in its why bother. >> possibly for some but others it's waiting for the right opportunities. >> ize okay. >> and the right neighborhoods. so but there's no guarantee >> there's no gee it's a lottery and by the cop holders it's a guarantee if you got your eggs in a right now sorry ducks in a row eggs in a basket. your - you are going to be

they're not limit in the amount of units that will hold for a cop all 10 are going to get the units if there's 10 >> they have to qualify. >> and this so keep qualifying. >> that's why the marketing and preparation and the outreach and the preparation for the actual competition people are prequalified and ready so if the opportunity arises. >> the fact we've gotten 38 new certificates this year and half the year speaks to the fact that the program is still alive and well and people are applying and the word of mouth and they're looking forward to it their existed about it when they apply

and some of them express you don't i didn't think i'd use this but this is my guarantee when my family left i'm able to come back when any family left. we're working on marketing consistent across the different level of affordable housing and as well as the eligibility remits i think one of the things jeff spoke to the earlier in his presentation we're working with our development partners to start marketing a little bit earlier maybe a lot earlier. and marketing in phases so the first phases you get the word out there and work with community development

organization to help people get ready for an opportunity coming in a year or 18 months they have more time when the active marketing season starts they're there >> and we'll commitment looking forward to giving you a more independent reports on the obstacles and things we're seeing. >> looking forward it it. the only other point i know that one of the recommendations so to have the board of supervisors with respect to a review, you know, program after 3 years there's so many change in the last 3 years i think that 3 years is too long to have a report i prefer to have more regular reporting to make sure when you can about the problems you can nip them >> that's right.

>> so what i have review period can we say- >> we planned to go back to the board after a year. >> okay. >> just to report and then actually do a program evaluation so it's an annual reporting but a review of the whole program. >> that's fine. >> it's basically, it's got a potential sunset. >> yeah. if it's perfect and the rent is fair and yeah. - >> what is is dream on or what is the saying. >> you never know ducks in a row. >> if after 3 years still they're not self-eviction what are we going to do. >> we'll keep on giving people preferences i guess and we'll

hopefully there will be some in the next 3 years some legislation fix on the state level that will addresses what's happening. in some way i hope. yeah, that was going to be one of my questions about sxhart len these efforts it fell short of mark unfortunately >> any more questions. >> no. >> just a clarification commissioner rosales if i heard i cringe upper open and academy able to the class to include in the in addition to the 3 years review in the report whether to extend modify or cancel the program so we as we've heard it we can include that.

>> yes. >> i don't know robert do there need to be a motion and second to change the clause. >> yes. >> to make it annual. it's an annual report niendz the 3 year review. so do we propose that i'm shooum u assuming we have a motion with the proposed amendment >> yeah. you could do that. >> can i make the motion. i move that we adapt the resolution with modification to the result clause to read resolve that the office of community from and infrastructure shall annually report okay. he let me see off the top shall review the application under this

resolution within 3 years of its adaptation subject to annual an annual report or an annual staff report. that's not very articulate but i'm trying to get the report in before the final review any help council. hopefully. >> how about steadfast following an annual staff and i'm sorry you you've got to speak up. >> years of adoption following the annual staff report or after the annual staff report. >> yes. that works after the word adaptation after is staffer report. >> so within 3 years of its adaptation comma after the staff report comma to extend of adapt

it. i make the motion >> it's been seconded by commissioner singh. please call roll >> commissioner annunciation our vote. commissioner mondejar. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. madam chair the vote is 3 i's >> excellent. thank you. >> thank you. next item, please. >> the next order of business item 6 public comment on non-agenda items. madam chair >> any speaker cards. >> a no one. any members of the public that wish to address the commission on matters of public comment >> i'm sorry yes. i noticeed that the slink age of the

members. >> we went on a diet. >> did the mayor wish to appoint anymore. also i notice on the looking on the forward calendar nothing mentioned about the very important senate bill 1404 that relates to the issues you've talked about housing. this is quite interesting and quite how can i put it in a way that we the community have to lobby not in this hall but in the state capitol with governor jerry brown because it looks like he'll be around if for the fourth time in a row but audio effectively this 1404 obviously is going to be in the business of mayor ed lee and what he's doing now but the bottom line i

think there should be a special hearing on this in the community for which this impacts the communities. on another keynote i'm sure you're aware of check our history i've been here requesting this commission come to the western edition to talk about the obligation and it's been i don't know why it's been hesitant but here president you've got hoof history in the western edition that will be appropriate that before this thing comes up i think you need to come to the community and hold the meeting right in the middle of our community so we'll have some empathy so this is on urban renewal i'm respectfully

requesting that and let us come to you guys and do a presentation like everyone else to really show what we have been impacted by the urban renewal. as and mentioned before i am redeadlocking all my energy to put documents to assimilate to the world what i've viewed for the last 25 years a that's why i have not been here but when i took a break to put this together the game changes constantly here you call city hall i call is silly hall. >> thanks. any others speakers >> no altercated speakers. >> next item. the next order of business is

report of the chair madam chair >> i don't have on extensive report but asked 40 by the mayor's office to distribute this mayor's office policy on attendance which i won't read into the record and this is by the commissioners and secretary essentially the mayor is communicating to all commissions the basic sending a message of studying consistent standards for commission attendance for 2014-2015. that's all i have. you have a copy >> the next order of business the report of executive director. a informational memoranda of the

university of california san francisco ucsf for the ucsf mission bay project area. madam director >> thank you madam secretary commissioner members and for the members of the public each of those informational memorandums are on our website and certainly available for review and copies at the meeting. first an update you mean theirs vice chancellor laura presented their long term plan for mission bay around this time last year and really that long range is to guide they're planning and development of their compasses or compasses for the next year's for 20035 ucsf has developed been 82 percent of their campus

to date as part of the long term plan that's coming out in draft form the last time it was updated was in 1997 before the redevelopment plan and owner participation agreements were adapted will guide ucsf development an opportunity for the public and other tdrs government agencies to have a say in their growth plans. as you've heard ucsf does a grateful business in mission bay and outside with the shoigz for blocks 33 and although the payments for the family house block 7 west related to ac/dc deals with even then they need more stacey's spaces to add additional you housing units that's in your memoranda and we

can have ucsf come back their presenting their development plan before the city earthquake commission currently now. that concludes my presentation. on item a and b >> on the results of the initial phase of the selection of evaluating the transbay request for parole for the project area. madam director >> again, this is another informational memoranda that was in your packet we want to advise you since the commission approved and authorized the block 5 rfp we received had proposals at the end of the submission term at the end of the june after it was issued in april. those 4 proposals came from boston properties and ska log on

block of you building it's 299 beale is the official name of the development in transbay. and j paul company and there's a potential item recommended to j paul company coming up on your calendar and a reality that kwirdz block 40. of the four developers there were significant criteria you set forth in our rfp based on the design excellence and purchase prize and compliance with the sbe and workforce contracting policies of the had develops ska log had the highest of 4 two or three 7 million from the mexico one that is boston and j paul and killing roadway

were ranked and their prize accordingly, you have in our informational packets the selection criteria the detailed analysis from our third party and the real estate to help us take a look at the feasibility and the detailed comments from the plaintiff and how each the developments faired and based on selection planning including the transbay joint powers authority and our staff and others we're moving forward with bringing for your consideration and inclusive negotiation with ska leg in september that will set forth strict milestones >> i'm sure you're aware of all

pro sale precedes go to the biography hole in the ground the joint powers authority he terminal and others fees to build your affordable housing with the streetscape program. that concludes my presentation. i'm available for questions and others from transbay are here to answer questions >> commissioners any questions. >> good job. >> we don't have questions quite yet. i just have two other announcements senate bill 1404 co-sponsored by the city and senator leno related to the housing obligates and the members of the public indicated it's made it through the protective progress for the consideration of the assembly

floor and it's accepted to take place by mid-august. and then it gets sent to the governor for his refuse and consideration and he'll have until october 1st i believe to sign or veto the bill we're certainly active in those efforts and implementation of how to use those funds will certainly w be a policy matter to come before the commission >> can i have i mean, i have a related question i don't know if it's appropriate but it came to mind. do we have a lobby firm or do we use i mean do - what do we do with lobbying at the state capital >> this is a city supported bill in city as a lobbying firm

shaw and loader went through the selection process and does the lobbying for the city even though we're not part of the city we advance the goals and objectives of this particular agency we're working with the mayor's office staff and the city of lobbyists in those efforts. >> okay. do we - yes next item >> the next ordering of business 9 commissioners questions or comments. >> do any other commissioners have questions or matters. >> what's the memo from the oh, the la send it's a fy i. >> yes. oftentimes the correspondence is sent to the

ocii offices until the commission has directed outcomes to have another public address so any correspondence that comes for you, we immediately transmit to there is a meeting coming up so that particular corresponds relates to a warriors project we'll certainly packing take anything into account and advisement. >> any additional questions. >> no next item. >> the next item of business is closed session there's no item. >> and adjournment is next make. >> we're mak. >> we're . >> we're i. >> we'rt. item.

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>> i would like to thank you all for coming here today to celebrate the grand opening. welcome. can you guys all hear? >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you. a wake in the front. thank you. before we get started i would like to recognize a few special guests. (sirens). i'm going to wait. so first i would like to say thank you very much to mayor lee for joining us today. thank you. we have supervisor jane kim. thank you for being here. we have the housing and community development. there he is. hi olson. we have tiffany from the office of community investment and infrastructure.

we have bank of america here and merrill lynch and i want to say a special thank you to bank of america for sponsoring this event today so we can celebrate. we have a board member that hasn't hasn't arrived yet. is dennis here? this is a well designed building that fits into this urban care. there are things that you might not know that i will share with you today and you may have all of this history. this site used to be a good will warehouse and damaged in the 89 earthquake and was vacant for a

long time. in about 2007 the parcel was programmed for affordable ownership housing but unfortunately because of the economic downturn and the mortgage melt down it was reenvisioned and fortunately then into affordable rental housing. that was coupled with the incredible demand for renters in the city of san francisco and allowed the project to move forward. the site is very small. you wouldn't quite know it considering there are 50 affordable units on this site but it's over a quarter of a acre, .27 acres and shaped like a t and wide top and skinny handle and from a design point of view it's challenging and from a staging construction view

difficult. we're lucky and grateful to the team that met the challenges and came up with an amazing design and able to build the building and i don't know if you know this but we're excited they were honored with innovation award with design build issues and i have to say that was an incredibly well deserved award and congratulations to the team for getting that award. [applause] so demand for rental housing in san francisco really all of the bay area but especially san francisco continues to sky rocket. our leasing team receives more than 2800 applications for the 60 units here and while we are excited to welcome the 60 households that are residents here our work is not done. there are many, many households searching for affordable housing opportunities here in san francisco. but again as i say we're very excited about our new residents

and in fact you will be hearing from one of wally gilbert and tell about the importance and for the residents this is making a tangible difference everyday. affordable rents means that families can pay for other essential items such as food, health care, transportation, education, child care and this is really important of course for the residents but it's really important to us as well. our work goes beyond the bricks and mortar and even though it's a beautiful building we're proud you but this is opportunities to connect with each other and programs and service that help them thrive so with that on with the program. it is my pleasure to introduce the next speak are, the executive director of the san francisco community and investment and infrastructure

tiffany boheath. [applause] >> thank you anne. i am thrilled to join all of you this morning as we commemorate the shared vision, mission and valued. this incredible housing department for 60 low income families located in the heart of soma is really a testament to that shared vision. it is has been 20 years since we first acquired this site for affordable housing and through the last seven years and bridge has been our partner to build these homes to stabilize lives and improve this neighborhood by doing so. 474 that toma wouldn't have happened without the leadership and support of our mayor, mayor ed lee. the mayor set a city wide goal of 30 housing units by 2020 with the majority of the homes within

reach of lower and middle income families. with this development and the other city funded developments [inaudible] also by bridge down the road and trans bay and hitler gardens in district 10 the city is well on the way to meeting that goal and this is no accident. this is due to the mayor's commitment and tireless effort that will help ensure san francisco remains a vibrant city for all san franciscans. i want to acknowledge and thank kim ki -- supervisor kim and this is backed by her vision and leadership by the district supervisor that we push ourselves and we push our development partners like bridge to provide quality housing for those in need. certainly we owe a tremendous thank you to bridge. it's been a long and

windy road when you were selected as developer in 2007 but it was worth it as we stand here today. working through the complex process and san francisco and the economy was wavering then demonstrates your commitment to affordable housing that improves the economic status of residents and advance the revitalization of this 6th street corridor. certainly this day wouldn't be possible without the advocacy and the stewardship of the south of market project committee and i'm not sure if i see any members here today but really unsung heroes. without them our community partners in this district we wouldn't be here today. they supported the former redevelopment agency's efforts really to develop in the