the concourse public assembly site. mr. updike. >> thank you, supervisor system kim, chair, good afternoon. to satisfy their inclusionary housing requirements through the dedication of land to yield a required number of housing units. in this case, the developer, which is archstone concourse llc, whose general partner is equity residential, plans to develop -- excuse me, 432 units at 801 brannan and 239 units at one henry adams. here are those two locations on

the overhead. and elects to satisfy all of the inclusionary housing requirements at 100 adams and a portion of those at 801 brannan by dedicating to the city the roughly 3/4 of an acre site, which we through the mayor's office of housing. this property is valued at $24,750,000. transaction pursuant to the code provision occurs at $1. again although i know you are very familiar with this site, there is a look at it in an aerial so the. 1 henry is just below the picture. and for better perspective

which site the city is receiving as part of this, you can see this is a site plan, which shows on the right side of the plan the future housing to be located there. this gives you picture on how it is incorporated as part of the overall design plan. so the developer would deliver the property to the city after demolition, after remediation with certain curbside improvements with underground utilities. pollution insurance will be maintained by the developer and deed restrictions on the two private development priorities ensures all buyers or tenants are notified of the future affordable housing housing and there are no supervisors when the mayor's office on housing moves in other words, adjacent to the project. all transaction costs are covered by the developer, along with costs and resources needed to subdivide the property that will create the affordable housing parcel to be delivered

to the city. from the timeline perspective, we anticipate the city would take title to the property in 2017 after the 801 brannan project is complete. development of for us project would occur as funds are available. mayor's office of housing staff are work on thing funding issue stream now. all the requisite approvals are found in your packages and based on ceqa findings which were referenced in the planning commission's motions and in the enabling resolution before you for consideration. of course, as you mentioned i'm joined today by mayor's office of housing staff, if you have any technical questions. any of us would be happy to answer. >> thank you, mr. updike. at this point, we'll open up item no. 4 for public comment .

is there any public comment on item no. 4? seeing none, public comment on i. 4 item no. 4 is closed. >> i would like to make the motion and thank the department of real estate and mayor's office on housing and lydia is here, as well as our developer for making this part of the eastern neighborhoods plan a reality and certainly we know the price of land is incredibly expensive and that is only actually increasing over time. so it's great to know to have site control to build affordable housing units in the future. i will make a motion to move forward with positive recommendations. >> thank you very much. we'll take that motion without objection. [ gavel ] >> madame clerk, will you please call item no. 5. >> item no. 5 is an ordinance amending the health code requirement of gas station bathroom. >> supervisor farrell is the

author of item 5 and a representative from his office is here. >> good afternoon, supervisors. sorry mark farrell couldn't be here personally today. i will give you a brief overview and how it came to be. of our office announced a scholarship opportunity across the city, reimagine sf and it asked students to interact with policy areas that they care about and submit suggestions for new laws or provide suggestions to update outdated laws. they did this on a new website that the mayor's office and our office helped to create. it launched last week and it's on our website that provides for that direct commenting on specific sections of the codes. the gas station bathroom ordinance stems correctly from the comment from a student at san francisco state who felt that the current requirement

that gas restrooms provide separate facilitis for men and women. it's unanimously supported by the small business association and strikes it in the code of provision for separate facilities and updates what mark thought was an outdated section of the law. it will only apply to new gas stations being proposed. the new law and scholarship opportunity was about encourage an often underheard voice with our city youth to participate in the process at city hall. showcasing how civic tools with participate our residents to interact with policymakers. we're a firm believer that technology and its tools can be a powerful mechanism to increase city engagement

citywide and believe this law is a good example of that. i'm happy to answer your questions today and ask for your support. >> supervisor kim. >> i know this only applies to new operations and i didn't know we had an ordinance on this. so i'm reading this for the first time last night and says "all-times." that means when the gas station is open, that they must provide a bathroom? >> i might defer to the city attorney, but i would assume so, yes. >> where would the enforcement lie for this legislation? it has been an issue at night when people are getting gas and pee in residential areas near gas stations. so would we be calling department of public health? >> deputy city attorney john

givner. the ordinance doesn't provide for any particular department to enforce. it was adopted many years ago, which is probably what qualifis it as part of the clean-up project and was really related to fire code implementation as opposed to health implementation. >> i see. >> so the board could adopt an ordinance giving dph specifi enforcement authority. it's not really clear what happens is a gas station is violating the obligation currently. >> would it be a substantive amendment to work on it this week before it comes to the full board on tuesday? as along as we're going pass this? >> yes, of course. i don't think the supervisor would have any problems to add any friendly amendments. >> in terms of the process-wise, if you wanted to

just add a requirement that dph oversee and ensure compliance with this mandate, that would not be substantive you could do that at the board and still pass on first-read next tuesday. if you wanted to add in a penalty structure, that would require additional hearings at the board. >> i'm actually interested in both. i think at minimum, it would be great though have it clearly delineatedwhich department would be responsible for the enforcement of this measure? because it's certainly an issue today. i definitely support this. i know in general, beyond kind of the burden to small businesses, this was certainly an issue when i was on the board of education many moving towards more unisex bathrooms to allow students that are more gender-questioning not to have to choose what bathroom they are utilizing and also the kind of peer pressure that comes with that. so i think this certainly makes sense for a number of different reasons and happy to support that and to

work with your office on the follow-up pieces. >> of course, would be happy to. >> we could make that motion as an oral motion today, and then it would be drafted in time for the thursday board agenda, right? >> yes. you could make a motion to provide that dph as oversight authority today, yes. we could work that up for thursday. >> okay. >> if you wanted to add in penalties as i mentioned, that would require probably follow-up legislation. >> i wanted to be deferential for the author, because it's something that just came up for me. i would like to propose the amendment to provide dph would be the enforcement mechanism for this legislation and i would like to work on a penalty phase and i would defer to the author to state this in committee or to pass it to the full board. >> we would be more than willing to work with you. we're not in any rush to pass

this ordinance at the board and add many in some things that are more amenable to the full board. >> to make the amendment today, the non-substantive amendment today and work on the penalty phase. so the motion is an amendment to provide the department of public health will oversee this ordinance. and can we make that amendment without objection? okay. that will be the order [ gavel ] . and can i have a motion to forward item 5 to the full board with positive recommendations? >> so moved. >> without objection, that motion is adopted. [ gavel ] . >> thank you. >> madame clerk, is there any additional business before the committee? >> there is no further

business. >> than we are adjourned. [ feha [ gavel ] >> we've never been in so much focus worldwide and will not be

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before we begin tonight's tree lighting ceremony. i want to point out the lights are all in red in honor of world aids day. nobody in this neighborhood or community hasn't been touched by the aids pandemic. please join me in our moment of silence as we honor world aids day today. thank you. my name is daniel, i

have the honor of representing the over 280 merchants that make-up the castro merchants association. our territory is from the castro to octavia boulevard. i want to give my thanks to the 90 merchants and community groups for their support and you will see their names on the banner at the bank of america. in addition to this tree, there are gold and silver ribbons on market street and the lighted trees along market. i would like to see a show of hands for the board members of the castro district. [ applause ] thank you. tonight's mc is the first lady of castro street, donna . thank you, donna. >> i thought you were going

to sing a song. where are the children. c'mon in here. we have room for you. it's a nice vigil. this is the tallest right here. thank you all for being here. i love our new castro, do you? >> [ cheers and applause ] >> i love the lights, i love the palm trees. picture this, it's quite a contrast and the lights by the crosswalks and there is so many things that happened and we have smooth roads. i love the castro. if you love the castro make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] if you shop and eat in the castro make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] make sure you eat where they are and shop where they are. we have

the lesbian and gay chorus and we have the freedom band. make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] . it can't be all of them. but they all have things coming up. they have the sing along dance and the lesbian and gay chorus, you have done your concert, right? >> they are doing part of it now. we are going to light our tree and we have a lot of wonderful people. do you have a song? something light and gay. we wish you a merry christmas. everybody sing along. ♪ we

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other people here, we have from mark leno's office, anna and we have district eight supervisor, he's the one that got us here. let's hear it for scott wiener and in case anybody acts up, and our chief of police will be here shortly. he has a little incident going on. no he doesn't. let's hear it for him. and the most our mayor, ed lee. and where is santa? he's coming. we can't light

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