on dollars we'll open it. >> yeah. as is gentleman said right now we are is agreement we have to operate the garage ocii will cover the deficit so some point in time our options to continue to do that or if we want to explore closings the garage that's at&t's an option but ultimate to get that project stabilized and ultimately has part of the p and p to sell that garbage this is a short term based on what is happening with the fillmore heritage that is hopefully, a short time problem. >> i've never seen in san francisco losing money on a garage. >> are- as and commissioner we

had 22 garages and everybody making million dollars plus. >> i think before the closure of the addition and is problems it was about break even and once the edition closed revenues started to fall off. >> so this you i don't know what is going on. >> i'll speak - this is relevant i know you can't get this open is record but some point in time we need to have a closed session if those matters are in litigation if there are braeshz of agreements and running significant you gifts we asked for this i don't know we mentions it in a couple commission meetings ago the attorneys were talking about, etc., etc. but the attorney needs to stop talking in closed

session perhaps the next commission meeting because commissioner singh makes on excellent point this is a parking facility. >> i can't especially park in civic serve without being offered evaluate there is noticing something not right cannot be returning in the red this of. >> that's for - >> sure. >> and is next page 24 do we pay $308,000 every year for improvement. >> for shore park no, we pay for a project manager contract

and get 3 hundred you thousand dollars of city income from food co-we're storing up those is unanimous amount of $300,000 to be used for capital improvement so we'll get $308,000. >> 3 hundred plus every year. >> from food co-yes, in is past things were done without money but we're storing that money up for the money at shore park that is to cost - we hope to transfer the asset this fiscal year and transfer those funds is capital improvement fund so is work can get done. >> every lived bit helps. >> yes. it does. >> and $200,000 dispost-office box o population costs. >> assuming our rp a. and p

gets approved there is a lot of work into those assets we're prop e e pealing portfolios a lot of title and legal costs those sorts of things assuming the p and p is approved this year. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i might have to take a break so - since we're talking about attorneys let's talk about the legal budget yes and commissioner singh needs to leave. >> i have to go. >> right now. >> so we have a quorum - >> so that when my staff arrives for we'll have to take a break it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes okay. thank you.

>> okay. so i think what he wanted to ask the question on is deputy general council position just more than more of a procedural point how are we're going to go about hiring i guess it is an employee of our agency employing do we go through i don't know with when it comes to hiring lawyers as an employee do we go through a procurement process or more of a handpicked process because we need people in quickly. >> certainly commissioners we have a position we have a classification and former agency one hundred clarification for various work we don't utility them a little bit less than 50

so is job description for dope general council is consistent with that level of senior attorney and experience and expertise that is consistent were how local 21 and initially there is an internal posting for ocii employees and time period of one and then any internal commitment has an opportunity to apply it is not required to close the pool only internal employee has time to apply and an external posting in pool specific recruiting because of the level of expertise whether it's a technical era or professional in this case an attorney there are particular

channels for recruitment specific channels where attorneys would typically look and we work with our h.r. team we have on line we're pagan for interim human resources services to help us in this period h.r. support staff analysts on staff we've hired up in terms of additional support in our budget we have at administrative services and h.r. manager always in a period of active recruitment there's turnover over the course of time and other activities one that process is complete typically there's a review there's a panel process it is led by our h.r. team there's a panel review of the candidates typically they meet is executive staff and a second

round reference chaekz checks there's a specific procedure that is implemented not only for the deputy general council by other positions. >> great so i'm going to my staff is here i need to sign something i want to participate so can i think dimensional everyone i h okay. so let's thank you we're back on is record 3:44 p.m. after a short break i thank everyone so we're continuing with questions of staff is any of my fellow commissioners have questions they want to bring up? i have one awhile folks are thinking in our existing budget we have 8 point something

million dollars, $8.25 million and tax exempt housing bonds that are not can be used for serviced anywhere in the city i want to make sure that we don't need to take any specific action to have those funds which we haven't transferred carried over in this new budget >> no. those funds were placed in a project continuing fund that allows for is appropriation to carry forward in future years. >> great that's good and if anyone has a question jump in i can look for the ones i have

which i don't think are many yes. i had a question mainly i don't think i've ever heard ordinary about this property which is on page 18 townsend site maybe 19 72 townsend go i don't know if i know that about this would that predated us. >> it predead me as well what i do know is it is one of those that's been around for a long time and got stalled in the market is market changed currently it is 74 condo unit over warehouses spaces it was approved long time ago it is now implementing the participation agreement and closing that

ousted our role is minimal. >> those are market rate condos. >> there are inclusionary unit that are a part of that and off the top of my head- 15 percent at one hundred percent ami up to one hundred percent ami it's included in our housing that i'm i'm sorry i don't know off the top of my head but. >> that's a nice. >> it's in the heart of south beach the last residential site on south beach i think it is k b homes a number of owners over time and prior to the market was entitled far before the market fell and it sort of pufrtd long and well under construction. >> great and commissioner bustos you have a question. >> i have a question christen

what's our relationship with the st. regular us and we have speaking of old agreements we have a i believe a d da with is st. regularize when the project was constrict we sold them the land and continuing obligations that exist one of them being the developer fee that contributed to the gardens. >> the reason i ask that i know that just going what we've been going through with the mexican museum i know they pay every month $10,000 fee because of a door and they have to pay into something which i think that a large amount for a nonprofit like - and it's probably the common area maintenance charges

we've heard that's a problem for them we don't up to this point in time have a say we structured the mathematics museum structure we leader from when was going on at the st. regular us. >> if there was a way to meet with is folks of st. regis is have a conversation moab is one of the jewels and it would be great to set up a meet and sort of share with them you know the difficulty it is for more nonprofits to you know do what we do which is what the

motorbiking does well, maybe some sort of things as leaders come to an agreement to help it's a win-win for is st. regularized as being a great neighbor and cvs is moab there to be able to use is programs they have for youth in. >> sure we could do that. >> that would be great, thank you. >> commissioner mondejar. >> i have a question we kind of went through it quickly i mentioned a w hotel what is that. >> that was in my version of the power point again, i apologize for there are a number of older agreements like that we have with the w hotel was is one you mentioned st. patrick's day

church and there's some sort of existing obligation absorbed it is not a lot of staff time but accordingly things we need to review those sorts of things. >> our obligations to this location is that what it was i wasn't sure if in income. >> there are not obligations some point in time there's agreement from a long time ago they still maybe have obligations and accordingly we're asked to monitor something it is those agreements are still live a in some woo and obligation in those agreements we're not playing adjective agreement but we may need to do

historical research. >> in budget terms i think that is a factor in the staffing that some staff time is spent here it is mentioned in the budget document as our work plan what's is work of the staff doing a small item but part of the work the staff don't. >> one other question is jessie square foot garage until this dispositions are effected how long. >> on is port leases we're waiting for is department of finance approval. >> okay (laughter). >> and this other is state land. >> is state lands commission. >> it is ongoing until. >> it could be any week or month now it could be effective

we'll have to sign a document terminate the leases and other technical things we'll sort of out what is in the bank account. >> and is garage is jessie square garage will that be part of mexican museum. >> yes. so we're going hearing anything july or august somewhere in that timeframe it is developer driven when psycho closes but we're hearing the summer yes they'll transfer is mexican museum and jessie garage to the dispensary. >> developer. >> i have a couple of questions i guess on line items maybe i didn't see in the budget i want to make sure we have a budget for them my farther topic marketing do we have line items for marketing i

know that marketing affordable units we have an mou and we are about to fund again an mou with is mayor's office of housing and they do marketing but do we have our own stand alone marketing group in the effective we xhid conduct after our report i guess next commission meeting that maybe we would like to enhance the efforts of mayor's office of housing and marketing for affordable housing or affordable units. >> that is within our staffing resources image. >> two things commissioner president is mou with $687,000 provides we pay them for a host of services including the marketing and counseling within each the project budget so part

of acceptable uses we allocate so the dollars whether their coming from bond procedures or new tax increment requests or new bonds for each housing project refund the nonprofits enter into loan agreement we provide for a marketing budget within it so it is typically about $15,000 or so sometimes more to make sure it compiles with is policy derivatives of the citywide goals. >> if we want to talk about the certificate of preference and other issues to make sure that people know the opportunities are present we'll have a reoccurring uneasy about those efforts have been or effective

as they could be. >> we can certainly look at the marketing budget overall and review that in time for the mexico meeting for feedback. >> okay. and then the other my farther is you know tracking our local hire and small business participation on is payment side my recollection reis have you know on is workforce side my understanding it is also great on is award side for tracking small business commitments but my issues again, i haven't heard complaints but are small businesses getting paid are retracting those in terms of numbers and participation accurate technical stooldz maybe

you can come back when the department of technology. >> so i want to make sure we have budget for that. >> let's review let's do due diligence and review is budget and a revised proposal we have other services contingencies at least $140,000 contingency for other professional services we may want to look at the software item that is there to see if there is some other state of the art tool so it can track the award that's paid and exactly and then our reporting of the sbe participation is more accurate the numbers sound great but i want to see the numbers on payment. >> that's all i have

okay. >> no other questions and i think okay. the workshop is session is complete please call the next item thank you, everyone. >> is the next order of business is item 6 public comment on non-agenda cards. >> any speaker card. >> yes. two cards. >> i want to be imperfect clear since sacramento is here i spoke to her on is phone about an hour one half so ms. wisconsin it i'm sorry so right now we have sacramento here so for the record my request that is doors be opened over there at the center so we can get our property out that's the first

and is next request through kissing teen a i got the documents requesting a meeting with michael johnson so as the community get updated and number 3 is commissioners meeting i mean, i don't see i can't tell you what to do is good time would be next week in is westerner edition and have michael johnson come that and is most important thing you keep using this spin word obligation what about the obligation us sacramento you're going to okay. that budget that's all on you i know where to go her words is law is law is law she's only concerned about the law and but

you got to go with the law well i wish they would come down here and see what they did to the community the law has been flawed their meant to be changed so by her saying sacramento saying the law this is the only thing budget on is law this is so disrespect if you talking about the law is law is flawed our law enforcement is inflated the sheriff and police i'm going to make it my project to go see willie brown he knows what's going on black population is going down and no one seems to keeper you talk to people in high society damn it i'm going to have to change the law i

mean, i'll show that we have been grown by not redevelopment agency when willie brown has managed so if they're planning on giving you all money no, no, no ma'am you don't know. >> all the information i have i'm going to bring to sacramento someone is going to have to pay important my hardship i want to open the door and meet with michael jackson i'll bring the presentation next week. >> thank you mroosh. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hi john temple tony just came back from doing a presentation at the american research associations yesterday on the

california african-american free speech policy that was enforced by this board of supervisors and also the state historical resources commission about to go to legislation at the assembly relevant to this body for several reasons a number of is locations are in project areas either continuing our past but also specifically last year, we made a request to is fund it that how created over in bayview with supposedly $30 million from lamar and we never got a response when we called we were told that the person who is the head of committee was a person from lamar which didn't make sense that the community benefit

agreement would have the developer in favor of it wofrn of the issues that appears to be important is that there as we've heard over the last few hours a number of community benefit agreement done in the 1940s before this agency ends there needs to be a comprehensive list of every benefits agreement hopefully online so people can track it i would hope that perhaps in time for the next meeting that we could have a report to the public on every community benefit agreement that this agency has been party to so we can then access what's is impact of those agreements in my

own personal experience i actually did the largest old history project for the redevelopment agency in 2003 with 3 hundred people from is western edition and japantown and i'm not seeing that history that we recorded in the built landscape that being done so i would definitely recommend that you know we get a final list of what has been agreed to so the community can elevate and is final represents we need a environmental impact report on is impact of the redevelopment activities over the last 70 years for is african-american community. >> great no other cards? >> no. >> okay please call the next item. >> is the next order of business is item 7 report of

chair. >> i did not have a report. >> next item, please. >> the the next order of business is item 8 report of executive director the request for proposal to develop and operate you up to one hundred 8 affordable units on third street mission bay block 3 formally homeless veterans and low income families with relayed supportive services mission bay south beach discussion madam director. >> commissioner and for members of the public i'm sure you're aware of the mission bay project areas were adapted by is former agency commission in 1998 as part of that project area adaptation including the number of entire agency agreements importantly 2 third street parties conceptually demolitions with a corporation now by fossilat's

where a so-called community benefits have provided for through the participation agreements those owner participation agreements provided for a very robust affordable housing that housing program a total of 6 thousand 4 hundred units for mission bay north and south 28 percent affordable or 18 hundred in total are provided in two ways each the development agreement are particular you saw how we provide in the different methodology in hunters point but is private developer is former southern pacific railroad they do not land very valuable in san francisco only 7 by 7 and inclusionary unit