mckenzie. >> i'm here to share an additional component i've proposed for a number of years to the warriors to include a high school classroom inside that arena there's a couple of good articles recently regarding the warriors community foundation and i'm provided you with information this morning requesting that the warriors and the city leaders include in their proposals providing education for our kids i teach in san francisco public schools and also at the juvenile hall where the high school program there is a woodside learning center i'm requesting the

warriors work in partnership with the county schools which includes a facility out in la honeyed in the snuz they've struggled about how to utility that property it has tremendous potential i provided you a brief description of the woodside learning center and rather than i gave an article on the golf maintenance and training program at juvenile many have to go to a group home for a year increase a lot of facilities on the east coast that trains kids in a high school program so there's also just recently started at the

glen eagle glove course some of the ideas are the proposal has been speaking about where the warriors and all professional supporters have a trurls influence on those kids with the warriors making presentations in a gymnasium at woodside for example, a beautiful not beautiful it is a separate basketball cabin ramp those sgrathsdz or integrates the train programs for all the caesar's creasing careers and when warriors or athletics or administrators come in and provided instruction and introduction to the careers the worries have a influential role

to do that thank you very much and i'm supportive of this beautiful arena thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. johnson freddie be danielle and john. >> hello, everybody my name is ken johnson a native san franciscan from south park my parents had a claernts with devastated when we built moscone center we lost our cleaners and but then as a i grew they built the moscone center i was part of an organization called black man powering power we have the contractor for this moscone center and we make sure that resident of san francisco worked there and we had you know the different minority and everything had a equal different

people from different communities and i want you all to do the same thing with the new development because you have people residents that live in the city that own all this development you don't have people that work in the city not working you need to make sure that the residents are trained if you have an untrained citizen once the project starts by the time it the finished he's got a skill so you have got to reduce crime you need to have an compliance office making sure the residents are hired from the community i wanted to also found out if urged to have an ongoing community benefit plan where the money is jade from this place a certain amount going to community organizations to help

them so i don't know did you guys talk back and forth or take those comments and put them in your box. >> we took them in and at the appropriate time address them and the community compliance office is really important that's how you reduce crime and give people a chance to gain a skill to have a good life. >> thank you freddie. >> hello commissioners. i'm freddie live in the potrero and small business owner for over 18 years i'm here to voice my opinion for the warriors i've spent 4 decades watching it change 2, 3, 4 a great deal of pits to business living spaces

and the giant ball park in my opinion the ball park sparked a growth of diversity in that area i firmly building the professional office buildings have self-concentrated cafeterias and board and game roof decks room they encourage they're subject to stay within the waltz alike those small businesses in this area paying the taxes and providing the jobs for the u.n. skilled labors we hugely benefit from projects it brings people into the area and enjoy our neighborhoods brings in the foot traffic not just the passers through the arena provides a great community designation space i believe will give the spark and energy like

wants ball park did for the neighborhood so i believe you should embrace the warriors with great ass precisions mr. landry. >> thank you to the commissioners and to, of course, the audience well, first of all, i'm daniel i've been here before i wear many hats but here as a result promoter a lot of people don't realize in the loose 15 or 20 years i've been successful up to date on events that's how i make a recalling you've got to give the warriors credit they hit a 3 pointer i went to the original port moseying and what looking at pier 30/32 and even

then i was questioning where the stadium would be at maybe the mission bay insistence 31 may have as a promoter i want to say this is a tremendous opportunity like one of the jae gentleman spoke about for youth and some of the schools in our district we've got to understand that this is not just the warriors coming to san francisco but the may be coming to san francisco and what some of the challenges was like the depopulation this is a way to repopulate your ears with oomentd and join in participating and have programs like upper bound for years which was at ucsf i've been agency from the meetings because i had

a new born but willing to support not only a san franciscan but one the thought people that comes from the we the jury western edition and certificate of preference holder i think one of the things that will add an asset to the stadium and all the events putting on events that somehow give opportunity to the very areas that was somewhat impacted by the redevelopment agency as well as the overall city master plan and another thing about this too i believe that you know say for instance i had a young man that told me he cuts hair and wanted to have a retail space at the warriors stadium we all know may be players love hair cuts i love

hair cuts something as simple as there that once the conversation gets to rolling i'll be willing to step up islam i'll make the environmental study meeting so thank you very much appreciate it. >> john. >> i guess i should have had a hair cut but commissioners good afternoon san francisco travel a commented to this project is creates thousand of jobs and creates millions of activity in 2014, 18 million visitors came to san francisco they spent almost $10.7 billion that's one $.2 million everyday 365 it

sports and contributed $365 million these numbers are impressive with you we are leaving money, money open the table and due to a number of factors wyoming when taking care of one the factors through the expansion of the moscone center which is breaking ground soon we can leverage this joint investment by creating a new venture our major customers continually tells us we need to accommodate 167 thousand or more participant like the general assembling assembly of the democrat working national convention the republicans may not come here but the wba final

side or one day event in order to have moscone it must be tied to hotel rooms this gives us a spectacular new scrawny user venue and the design make that easily assessable for the users of this in terms of transportation accessibility but providing assess through public transportation and in terms of crowd movement assess points are so important in providing a safe secure and enjoyable experience by providing a design that offices 4 major design points this meets it extensively e expelling well we're convinced that will attract visits from across the globe and united states and make the environment

of the moscone center more enjoyable. >> mr. jane kim. >> geography i'm oscar james to the commission i'm a native and resident of bayview hunters point and this property we're talking about from the draw bridge at motorbike all the way to geneva all the way up to the 280 freeways was a model city's that was our area this new development that is come in with district 10 and what have you they're trying to cut us out we're the ones that dealt with that property since the 40s up until today i want to make sure that the community bloicht, dog patch the

potrero hill benefits from this particular project sunnydale and all those who suffered as it's been developed i support of warriors one hundred percent and support the programs they came out and helped i've seen nothing i came out of usf programs i'm talking about the people that live in those communities preferred african-americans and other native resident of bayview hunters point who should be getting scholarships from uc the warriors have given quite a bit to our community and to the

members i applaud the poerp person that talked about the log cabin rather than ranch and bringing people to the sports arenas to the support arenas to our city not only to bloicht and the dog patch young people have to have a vision their eyes opened they can become a worrying or employee within the warriors organization the same thing with you can if they open up the young people and give them scholarships they can benefit we should be focusing on the young people without race as nationality to give them the benefit of doing something productive in life. >> thank you very much. >> mr. bobby web and then

emmitt powell. >> commissioners madam president i'm bobby web raised in the of him since the age of 5 graduated from washington high school i still live in the fillmore i'm the president of the blues and r and b foundation established here in san francisco we've on 501 cu i've worked with the seiu for 419 years and instructions and produced the blues festival in the golden state for 16 years every memorial day free to the public with me at the rim getting the

monies and things like that to put it on and pay the bills i'd like to have some kind of of a show at the club i want to know what's happening i don't know who to talk to i think we should have a great talent night there on fillmore a lot of of may not remember or don't know there was a night at the ellis theatre ellis and of him back in the day like johnny matthew and on and on and on that sank and performed and got their start it will be a great place to have a major talent

show for the san francisco area not just for the fillmore but the san francisco area i'm also a dj on k po o every tuesday morning from 9:00 a.m. to 12 on a the bob i didn't web blues show from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon i'm capable and qualified and member of the local 6 musicians i'm a union i'm one of the few blacks in the union as a musician i'd like to get something going through at f that place i could do justice i'll appreciate if i keep in mind me and i think i can do a great job i've been in the fillmore all my life and still live in the fillmore since the

age of 5 live off mcallister street thank you. >> mr. emmett powell. >> we're taking comment on the warriors item. >> thank you very much board i'm emmett powell i've had a restaurant called powell's place otherwise known for 35 or 36 years i'm a singerer and turned out throughout the world and name the country i've been there i have a goes he will organization james brown and others and toured on my own france and germany and deek and

sidney asa traulz and puts on concerts at the billy graham auditorium and boys and girls club been to cow palace but most of the events held in oakland i'm very excited about this stadium come in not only will be for basketball but i believe we can have various concerts there i'd like to do a great gospel concerts i've got folks come in to oakland i'd like to bring them into san francisco i hope the rates will be conducive for us but not only that but i want to see concerts come in but also employment for our young people that go around and see so many people unemployed i hope there will be a program to look at the

unemployment of african-american and hispanics here in san francisco make them a part of this great venture i'm for that 10 thousand person or percent and the radio been doing that for 40 requesters and k p f a and also do worldwide tv let's get this going and make sure everyone is included thank you. >> there are no speaker cards. >> okay public comment oh, is almost closed not acquit state your name for the record. >> mime a doctor hen the owner the sports medication and alternative to therapy in san francisco i had an opportunity to serve as an emergency formation the san francisco giants for 10 seasons from 1989

to 99 and in 18990 he order the stadium medicallancholy semaphore nelson mandela this is a rich moment in time we've been offered with the amazing phenomenal performance of the warriors certainly highlighted the opportunity to offer them a home in san francisco alongside our winning san francisco giants they've been the guest that keeps on giving for me in now career i wanted to thank you for the opportunity to offer assistance in organizing a safe and secure emergency medical plan for the stadium this is a something that had been thought about from the

ground up i don't have to tell access to victims in a crowded stadium and ambulance access that needs to be you know definitely thought-out so thank you very, very much i wanted to offer the service in that capacity. >> thank you. okay thank you, everyone for your comments do the commissioners have questions on the design or any topic that's been raised. >> i do madam chair before you i get into the design questioning commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i want to make sure there was a public comment we need to be careful around language and especially, as we do work in the southeast section they said we're tired of the boring mission bay it has a

community that has been there loont i hear the same arrogant people that especially from people that come into this ear for the record let's be careful how we talk about other persons communities especially, if you've moved into one i want to put that on the record that pissed me off that wasn't right there's a community that live there i hear the same thing about the medical care businesses so i wanted to state for the record we talked about local hire i am sure is a big issue the standing community about the services that are provided we had a 50 percent sbe

and local construction workforce hire that's great we're looking for more of that to put our people to work i wanted to make sure that people that are doing the hiring they're a lot of businesses that have been here a long, long time we're hoping that businesses that have deep roots in the city get an opportunity to work on those projects you have a lot of folks that open up a shop and years ago and get great business now businesses that have been here for decades should is an opportunity may get the bios of the businesses but i'm glad that there was a head start to try to work with local people but people try investment here is important to me i'd like to be

niechtd to the open houses you guys are provided not to interfere but love to see the community show up and really this is a promise kept; right? that's why by the push for local hire it is great for the people in the community to really know that you know not only us as a commission punish for it but your development partners are also wanting to keep the promise of local hiring arts consulate so earlier we had a conversation this morning regard the bloif we talked about has nothing to do with but pertains to this i have a briefing regarding some of the

stuff happening in candle stick park i hope the art consultant you have is also someone that is local who knows the city because their be able to provide you a lot more with the historical context of art especially as we look to you know thirsted and the communities that you know we've heard are part of another program and the city is rich with historical stuff history but it would be great it get an aorta consistent that has just has deep knowledge you'll get more bang for your buck they'll look at aorta from an aesthetic point of view that is always good but a historic point of view from a community that is there that's going to be benefited and there from the stadium site upcoming having someone that has that background would be a phenomenal thing and

i think that person will also you know look to hire local people and get local artists and give them the opportunity to provide the art to the city and contribute i hope you take that and if you need help let us know we're an tiff commission you know and we'd be more than happy if you don't know folks we'll introduce you it is a win-win for everyone and aorta will be richer baushs because of the historic context that - the bike valet will the bike valet be open for non-events so people that maybe using bicycles to get to that area or only open for events?

>> i'm going to invite clark from strad district attorney to talk about >> hello the bike valet accommodates 3 hundred bicycles only open for events but around the site additionally 75 to hundred bicycle racks available all the time and also bicycle rooms for storage for bicycles within the office buildings approximately each office buildings has a storage room for that 50 bicycles and the bicycle valet is unthinkable to accommodate the demands we'll have the 3 housing unit valet and identified areas where temporary corals can be erected for a hundred extra bikes up to 5 hundred bicycles compromised roughly twice the sis of at&t

that is 42 thousand compared to our. >> regarding the event management so on page 7 by 7 of the slow down you talked about the sfmta that will work with the community to talk about the desired residential permit i hope we're not planning on charging people that charge in the area for parking permit. >> what we're saying t is the permit program the cost so cover admin costs. >> we are putting a lot of pressure on the community by bring in something this large so to have to make them pay for permitted they didn't ask for is not fair especially given the fact we're going to be making a lot of money from the thing i