as well thank you (clapping.) thank you so much mayor ed lee he is mayoring to do we'll had had ceremonial groundbreaking we have 4 shovels that will be shared with the vips standing beside me with the applause we'll begin the official moving of the earth.

>> okay right there. >> here we go. (clapping.) >> thank you. >> yeah.

(clapping) please welcome to the podium the san francisco supervisor of district 6 in which we're located the honorable supervisor mike wasserman (clapping.) it thank you. is really, really exciting to be at the location as the mayor and i welcome the new jobs it's great to welcome new homes and updated modernized homes for the vulnerable folks for the health clinic and center televise great we're able to welcome health 360 to the community as well with their updated and modernized home ours residents deserve the level of health care as we on the new

clinic we want our health clinics here historically policymakers streetd poverty as an economic issue we look forward the jobs and poverty here in this industry ccii and city but through so much of our work thas has been highlighted by the workers and the health care it is as important as a issue as housing and jobs we can't make our population healthy without access to proper health care not having enough money is the issue but it means not enough access he is to the health care and not been able to provide the jobs if people are not physically and mentally ill healthy thank you to our nonprofit you're such an important piece and partner with the hospitals to make sure we

deliver the services to our population that are coming out of incarceration that are coming out of homelessness or continue it live on the streets those that are low income i've had the opportunity to knock on doors in 2010 and 2014 i happen upon hoousht residents on treasure island when i was there i would ask what was living experience like for you and it was nothing but the most positive comments not only am i getting the counseling and support i have a community of folks that understand my experience i get it live with and in building friendships that's part of my health and well-being on the

other side we've had this vacant building here for a long, long time i actually used to live across the block this is an ice sore and on top of that this will be qualified cord as part of south of market a benefit to everyone that lives here so congratulations i want to thank the board i know this is a full-time volunteer job along where the staff if makes that happen i know that barry's and others work in participating to make sure you're the 360 for our recipe we talk about that in the world i'm in it is often said you have to go to prison to get healthier and in counseling and you should be able to do that

without sending someone probation officer to prison so 360 hesitate expanded 2 thousand to 7 thousand people it didn't so you would a lot but each individual story this is a an incredible boosters to the city to good job to everyone involved thank you. (clapping.) thank you, supervisor kim please welcome the san francisco director of public health barbara garcia >> (clapping.) good afternoon, everyone i can't tell you how happy i am to be here i've worked with the mergers over the last several years i want to acknowledging all the brown's board members past and present that are involved put your hands up i

want to acknowledge you yeah. please (clapping.) nonprofits board represents the charity within organizations and you have responsible foreign the policy and did finance and will newer in your springs of an incredible leader beverly i want to acknowledge her (clapping.) they charge 360 is part of our public health department ems we're opening within the year a new san francisco general hospital and part that the roll is health 360 the clients that it helping the folks i want to recognize in the last couple of decades substance abuse and

health have been city government in his people have fought for the substance abuse and mental health as being recognized as a component of this deceased and thank you to dr. smith (clapping) our work is not done and the affordable health care provides us an opportunity it u opportunity to make sure we have an integrated model and 360 and thank you for your work today (clapping) >> thank you so much barbara garcia please welcome the representative from kaiser permanente director of public affairs randy wikt ordinary person

(clapping.) >> it was a pleasure to be here i'm randy the director of affairs with kaiser permanente we're excited to be part of the project i'm excited to see so much o so many people turning out this is kind of kind of like a reunion when we come together in community health so kaiser permanente has been in the san francisco bay area so for 70 years from the beginning part of our mission as well as taking care of the people that choose kaiser permanente for their health care but to improve the health of the community we serve this provides me an interpretation opportunity to meet the people in the community

that are dedicated to improving people's live when we come to a community wire helping to improve that broader community you look around the city and see the construction cranes and hear about the changes in the city all are having a positive impact on the community 1922 important we make sure that nobody is left behind that's why on december 17th our ceo bernard 81 son along with mayor ed lee and kaiser permanente contribution have a half a a million dollars to support the construction of this clinic (clapping.) thank you as part of our community benefit program we work with the other hospitals in the city and closely with the department of public health which is one of the best public health

departments in the country we're fortunate to have dph and do a needs assessment through that assessment different health indicators are identified two are access to the high quality serviced and insuring the healthy and safe living environment so i want to acknowledge health 360 because their deliver on both of the things through the work they do and take in glide land martin and hate ashbury resident into the program and provides stability for the programs that's important to the thousands of people that go to those facilities fy for their care and supervisor kim's acknowledged and barbara garcia said the number of people that

come to the clinic and the capacity we provide some of the things providing a welcoming intact center in the baby boomer lobby a general clinic a if he 120kd pharmacies and employment referral and accessible opportunity including computer literacy so this facility is going to have the capability of changing people lives i want to thank you hospitalizing and the fantastic health department and supervisor kim and just we very much looked forward to this facility opening its doors it is a really good examine how when all of us come together all of us in the room from different

occupations we we all come together we can make sure that people thrive i had to make sure i got that in thank you very much (clapping.) (laughter.) >> he's a little bit taller i am thank you randy and kaiser permanente for your support please welcome our last speaker the most important maybe ceo of health 360 dr. victor isom (clapping). >> wow. this is incredibly exciting it is not like we do this amendment no, no the university you get do do this a lot you

have new buildings this is a once in a lifetime i want to thank you and the mayor's office mayor ed lee and director barbara garcia and sf entertainment commission and kaiser permanente is a tremendous support a our construction folks it is an amazing group of folks that coyote with support for the project you all are visionaries you vision what that project looks like and means 18 months from now this industrial building will have primary care clinic a dental care clinic. >> thank you for the generous donors and treatment and .

>> 34g9 services and our services wrap around services it is housing and job skills and being able to use the computer and our intact center we'll access client needs and - (laughter) i don't have issues. (laughter) i got my back if you watch me they've got my back so you know you may not know that but we house and treat 5 hundred people every night in a transitional housing to assess that will be here this is really been our dream and vision so

whatever specific services brings the client in the door they get the services if a compassionate compassionate comprehensive way to help people get better and do better and be better that's on the building you'll see when you go upstairs i lock up and down this street and around this neighborhood and see the life and growth and vital and techs and new businesses and people tapping away on their smart phones and building new housing and office building and here we'll be in the middle of that a brilliant move that san francisco welcomes it's new business partners and slobts because business is good for the

city san francisco will not for stake i sake its need it and create the opportunity for those who have so little (clapping.) now i believe this is true remember i still have to raise $15 million to make it real this is not a fundraiser i hope you understand the importance of this work of the vital to san francisco it's testament of its legacy this san francisco welcomes all (clapping.) >> all righty let's travel we'll be taking the stairs for those of who you who are ready and an elevator we'll fit 20

people we have representatives from inc. that will be on hand thank you.

>> good morning - good afternoon the meeting will come to order this is the regular meeting of the land use commission i'm malia cohen chair of the committee to my right is the vice chair 63 and jane kim this is our clerk ms. andrea ashbury. >> thank you john both john's for helping us with sfgovtv. >> madam clerk, any announcements? completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march third 2015 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated thank you very much could you please call item one. >> an ordinance for the environmental code. >> thank you. i'm the author