he ad ten folks put on the table we can negotiate it and move this business forward nothing is frt coming we need the public's feedback we need their access that's what keeps us in line. not getting the dollars to these folks is not working of coursely ace calling for a housing moratorium when housings is needed thank you. supervisor weiner for that particularly working class folks in the bayview. what else is not working? in plan to place to take some of the those funds and make them sustainable so there may be money we can identity liez in the future that's a problem. these issues must be addressed and they must be addressed now thank you for allowing us to speak to you what is wrong with

that ic >> thank you. next spooeker please. >> i want to thank you. supervisor cohen for calling this hearing as well as supervisor weiner and kim a long time bayview red a member of the sfop one of the original -- pokes who are listening who are watching in the audience right now sfop what anglo said ad ten having separate meeting those meetings are open. i will take responsibilities if we haven't advertised them sfop, meets every 4th monday at ymca

at 6 o'clock. you are more than welcome to come address the issues to figure out our game plan for the ic and get the community input. i thought this would be a good opportunity to talk about what the ic has done. it's good to talk about some of of our failures and stumbles so we can go back and readd joust those issues as a whole i don't want people to walk away thinking this is negatively impacting us we will hit here and crumble we will work harder so the next time we're here it will be a better representation of what we're doing some of my colleagues on the board have definitely alluded so some of our internal dysfunction i joined the board in march of 2014 with la shawn when jacob

moody was leaving i personally have been working hard to try to bring some softbreak some of the tension and bring uniformity get rid of some of the mistrust. it's been good moments and bad moments there is definitely more to go. i think there say lot of transition the board is having in terms of cony and john from the ace workforce not here their membership has changed they're not voting members of our board any more basically there is work that needs to be done we need to get the money out faster and quick leer come out to sfop meetings every 4th monday or the cac meetings which is tonight they give updates on the ic this with all of us working together we can fix some of the problems in our group. >> thank you very much.

this is the final call for public comment on item three. if there is any other members of the public i'm sorry i think you have already spoken. sorry you can only speak one time. mrs. walker you presented but you have not spoken for public comment if there is anybody else that would like to speak on public comment if not she will be the last one. >> la shawn walker lenar urban i wanted to clarify or add to the discussion that i heard mrs. robinson's invitation to her request to attend an ic meeting there are several ways you can be invited to attend now that i know alice griffith would like attend i will make that separate from the ic urban

spends one a month with the association meeting i will make sure i invite them around and invite them to an ic meeting i wanted to clarify some of the questions raised about general contractor and paying sub are different than ic funds >> thank you for that clarification madame would you like to speak in public comment please do so and you can follow. >> my name is lb johnson. i have been hearing about this that has been at hunters point and been looking into some of the abuse that has been contracted ak in the areas i'm concerned about and

reconstructed the bayviews and i have spoken out son those that might be better on that subject that are passed we make clearance on a lot of the exercises that i missed out on. and have a good day. i hope for a better outcome than what i have been seeing. >> thank you. next speaker please? >> good afternoon supervisors my name is salapia workers in the alice grifth the question is who do you guys report to? thank you.

>> thank you very much for raising that question seeing there is no more public comment i will gavel down we will close at this time i don't mow if you have remarks or ideas supervisor weiner has a few thoughts >> i'm still very confused about the legal basis for the i c. yes i have not had experience with cac where for example i work with market avc which impacts fees and doesn't make final recommendations but makes final recommendations to the planning commission and the cac members from the arganoctavia has to be requirement a small business owner or whatever the case may be and the board of supervisors appoints them i

think it's every two years they're accountable we cannot reappoint them if they're performance we in fact made changes on the cavc and their decisions is a public process it's subject to the browned act they make recommendations typically of the planning commission which will defer to their reimburses on how to spend impact fees but it's very public and transparent and very clear what has to be done i'm not getting this sense here i'm not sure of the legal basis is the purely a private that the city has power to change with >> correct. >> it's 7-and-a-half million dollars it's sort of public

money it's sort of not >> it's not public money >> we have no power to do anything in terms of -- >> privately negotiated in connection with a public development agreement and has to do with the approval of it. it seems like not a good model with part of the deigs with the decision with the mayor as part of that there is seven na-and-a-half million dollars over which there is no public can'tability no transparency no brown act nothing that seems like a problematic model and i feel like we explore whether changes can be made in this agreement. >> thank you supervisor weiner i appreciate that we will figure out legal questions you have raised i want to thank every one that took time from work to come

and be part of this discussion i think it's incredibly important i think this hearing was able to shine the light on existing questions that exist in quiet circles that it's not publicly acknowledged i want to recognize those that presented today i thank you for time and reparation i appreciate your thoughtful answers to the questions that were raised by this body and importantly i appreciate you answering the questions to the rets of district ten that are not able to be in this chamber today and watch the televised committee hearing will have it. i'm excited about the work the committee has been able to accomplish i have general concerns about transparency and the community echoes the issues of transparency in the xhinty the number of dollars or in this case the lack of dollars have

been spent over the last several years so this community has responsibilities and pressure that comes with that responsibilities trust me i know about that pressure it's not always easy to come to consensus on which programs to fund at what level i want to employ the committee members that are here to continue to work to work with the community so we can develop quality programses and provide funds that are available to strengthen the fabric of our neighborhood a neighborhood that is in transitioning extremely quickly. i further ask that the committee fill the vacant see especially given that it's a critical seat it's an access point for the voice of the community in the ic

some members have expressed interest in having a hearing possibly later in september. this request we will consider and most likely we will honor this request. it comes from a compromise for the members not able to come today but i thought it was of urgent nature we held this immediately a would like to motion to the call of the chair. supervisor weiner seconds this motion. this motion passes unanimously i wanted to acknowledge that supervisor kim had to leave. thank you. madame clerk could you please let me know >> there is no further business. >> long day >> this committee hearing is adjourned. thank you.

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