for $250,000 per unit the block 8 master project from schematic design was approved relayed will pay the purchase price coming in october a r as a reminder here is the site map affordable project is comprised of the buildings bound in red and what you're looking at is essentially two structures that comprise that project so today we are asking for your approval of the $16 million permanent loan the source of the requested funds will be the transbay development team on july 16, 2015, the citywide loan committee recommended approval of this request

affordable project 80 unit development that includes one managers unit the project has 41 one bedrooms and 16, 2 bedrooms and 3 bedroom units with 3 roof decks and a laundry room 20 space in the underground garage is retired for the affordable project affordable project units will located in two mid-rise building one of 5 foot building is connected to the transbay twenty-four hour with two affordable units and one 85 foot tall with units and finally others that are connected to the building. >> and here's a description of the population in case

restriction levels and the marketing preferences the 80 affordable units will serve families blow 50 percent middle-income a family of 4 earning $51,000 per year first marketing preference will the the certificate of preference and second the ellis act holders and next the san francisco workers and the general public in addition to the ocii subsidize that will be fined with the tax exempt bond and other finances is a private bank loan and 5 hundred equity the ocii subsequence a consistent with the $200,000 maximum subsidize per units the sources

for the anticipated is 51 thousand for transbay tax increments as stipulated ocii will not be obligated to have the subsidize in the development cost increases to the affordable project related california will be responsible for the cost overruns so for today's request i mentioned earlier t n d c are requesting requesting $16 million for the construction for the affordable project that loan represents the finance that enables the team to apply for tax exempt bonds in of all the trick or treat is 3 percent the staffer recommendations enabling the directors mayor's office of housing to decrease the trick or treat to zero percent should the

project feasibility require the loan is subject to the air rights and has a term of 55 years before i wrap up i wanted to give you the highlight of the early market work that happens in the affordable project those efforts as shown are required by the loan documents section 6 of the loan is the borrows and t one and two respectfully detail the protocols i want to give you an update to date the developer has achieved 55 percent small business enterprise participation and 18 percent minority participation and 8 percent women's businesses for the professional services consultant and 27 of the

professional consultants are san francisco sbes fortune the m b e are san francisco firms next, i wanted to show you a couple of the affordable elevation the first picture is a view from the south along fulsome street that looks at the front of the entire block 8 the affordable project on the right of the screen by the reddish-brown and this is the northern elevation from clementine street looking at the back of the development here you're seeing the 5 town houses for the sustained alone buildings i also have a couple of renderings the first is the northeast standing on fulsome street again, the affordable

project is comprised with the ground use and lastly we have a view from the north side vanity from the town houses is the render of the block for sale earlier in the prediction e presentation i mentioned the sale of block 8 the $71 million price that october and the land transfers to transbay 8 urban, llc which california is the sole member staff will be back in front of you to request the approval the air lease rights and since we'll own the land on block 8 occ owns the air rights it will be release to the limited partnership related t n d c will begin construction in 2016 and the

development team must submit they're operating plan the following month it will take two months and people can move ♪ early 2018 that concludes my presentation. we have representatives the related california and t n d c in case you have questions from related california hyperglycemia the vice president and jonathan senior project manager and t n d c katie the director of development thank you >> thank you. >> we'll take public comment from we turn to questions are there any public comment. >> mr. ace washington. >> i'm a little bit late i see the procedures are going forward as normal we have an unusual

situation ii look at the scenario with the now players players and developers and nonprofits are coming in here you go back to 2005 this is a 10 years let's rewidens billing witnessing i didn't, mr. informational all the developers and contractors you're getting ready to do your new business with i have another story to tell the community reform it is what is needed in san francisco everything is so corrupt i've said it the fbi in my community let's give you an example the western edition there's baptists and nonprofits and board of directors and l hunch and the planning that is in the western edition so let me speak on citywide t n d c in must

community anothers rosa parks told r total violation related they do pretty good i'm in contract with them you all must understand your truly ace washington i'm so upset i mean my case lee load is this high i don't voluntary new staffers or budget none of that it is what god gave me, i'm here to say it t n d c needs to come to the table mr. informationally decided respects me on the phone go to rosa parks and see if there are people working there from treasure island to hunters view all of that if i get this team of lawyers and go pass you all up to sacramento we might file for an injunction hunters

point i found out i was documenting for the minority money some of the individuals i know some of the organizations changed mayor name to change the game it remains the same no mystery check our history and with the gentleman you the a wonderful job but works for t n d c read about it in my transcripts you can't listen i've heard i've been listening if the hunters point you guys are changing our staff like people change higher underclothes you have to respect our people i'm going to rewind the tape 10 years and bring it back to you i want corporation with those corporations my name is asia dam it ace on the case.

>> i have mr. oscar james. >> oscar i won't say it but one time i'm a native residents of bayview hunters point shipyard i like this project i have one concern about any developer that comes in and talks about affirmative action all to have an negligent breakdown how many african-americans and asians are participating in that we know females for for affirmative action the criteria of affirmative action but we have racist i i don't feel they're given enough contracts like the architects professionals

and i would like this to be looked at that the ethnic breakdown of the ethics i named i like this project and am glad they're supportive but some of the certificate holders who are relocated from the redevelopment agency the occ were making less than $50,000 and some are still how do they quality qualify for some of the housing that's my concern thank you. >> thank you. >> i don't have any more speaker cards. >> okay questions commissioners? >> yes. commissioner mondejar. >> questions. >> i want to ask the marketing requirements who would that be?

>> ask about that a you marketing requirement. >> yes. marketing requirements on one of our slides early outreach how does that work what are your plans. >> i'm going to give the quick answer and go to jeff white we've gone through the process of remarketing the process and i'm sure some are coming before you in this project one month after the project closes on the final construction loan is developers is required to submit an early outreach plan that staff does an internal review and following that a marketing plan to staff and that plan gets vetted over time while the project is in construction by the time it comes around we've

made sure that meets all the internal reminders and marketing to the widest scope of people to get certificate of preference to apply. >> when does this close again, after the closing of - >> the project is slated to begin construction in theer part of next year and when the developer closes on the construction loan they have to summit the plan within one anyone month. >> the first quarter of next year approximately. >> thank you. >> yes. thank you. >> good afternoon. >> jeff white the project manager i want to follow up on your question so the marketing and early outreach pointing you're asking about maria from the mayor's office of housing and community development

presented in june essentially what we're implementing now so we based on a lot of your feedback the occ has been working closely with the mayor's office just to develop very clear protocol for how ocii early outreach and marketing is meant to be implemented and incorporated and documented into the agreement we've taken direction from the commission and essentially been implementing that i think you saw a fairly detailed version we further reif i understand and that version is what you saw in june. >> that's what is being implemented. >> yes. >> all right. >> and those are some of the things you're working on the counseling, the you know left

turn /* landlord and the 5 or of a readiness agencies that the mayor's office of housing has a memo of different agencies that developers can work with. >> we're going to get reports on that correct. >> once we start that process after you know for example, this project after the construction loan closes that is the trigger so then we'll a month later we would expect to get the early outreach plan and report back after that okay. >> at that will be like a quarterly report a or at least - >> we can ask the mayor's office to report quarterly uh-huh. >> okay. thank you. >> okay commissioner bustos. >> yeah. >> so it goes back to the issue i raised a few times about

a workshop how to prepare folks that are certificate of preference holders so i want to be able to say that this is a good thing for us to do so if we can work with stiff staff and we'll let you know one of the things that we are hoping i'll say me is that people that lived in san francisco should come back to san francisco and so the certificate of preference holders are very important they were forced out didn't chose to leave forced out because of the redevelopment we want to fix what was wrong i have a great deserve so see those who have roots come back to san francisco you'll hear a lot of that so if

we can somehow whatever we need to do that do that i'd like for us to do that there's a lot of projects coming down the pike so if we account get people into affordable units we can get people ready to be there so when the lottery happens they are prepared and we'll get them back so the next thing you, you have really good numbers regarding the sbe and w pe but similar to mr. washingtons point you know one of the things that we've been asking staff is it would be great to get some sort of

graphical information on the businesses the developers are using the reason i say that is because you know those programs were instituted to create a level of fairness and what happens or what we're seeing what i'm seeing especially in the mission district people are setting up shop with the disability e zip code you have businesses that do the great work they don't get the business to create a level of fairness you know people, companies and people provide services consulting companies and individuals they should be able to do that we should try to

promote folks that are invested in the community get those opportunities to vie for those contracts; right? so some folks think to is another gold rush area they'll come in and get rich yet people are here for a long time one of the things i've asked some sort of bio gravel as you get the numbers ask the developers to get the information about who those contractors are we're saying it is great what's behind the numbers we as a staff and commission and as a city let developers know that we want this to be fair for people who are invested here for a long time if we make it a priority then the developers will make it a priority so that's the power

in the leverage we have; right? again going back to try to make right what was wrong and we have an opportunity to do that so if somehow we can get that send it out as an e-mail to the commission and we get a report >> but project specific. >> bio gravel. >> some information on folks and maybe in the power point if you'd like that screen. >> so people know what we're looking at for . >> maybe speak to getting the commissioners that information. >> i just want to echo the sentiment we've heard in the past and echo that sentiment to the developers in terms of looking at san francisco businesses and the importance to the commission and to the agency

level of sb participation that is san francisco m b e is important and the contractors on exhibit c to the extent we get additional information we'll do with that the developers there's a short biographical and 89 excuse me. >> yes. commissioner singh. >> do you you know how many we are on the certificate of

preference holders list. >> how many certificate of preference holders will be living in this building. >> now how many is going to be there. >> i did not know the number of certificate of preference offhand but the project manager jeff white may know. >> i can't remember the total numbers. >> sorry i don't have that it was approximately, six hundred and 70 that are active and that are you know on our the current list what we've been building at 1184 street we ended at 11 or 12 applied and some fell out we ended up with 6 that were housed out of the 9 did units available yeah. >> do we notify them what is

available. >> pardon me. >> do we notify them. >> i didn't that's what we're implementing and part of the marketing process. >> okay. thank you. >> through the chair commissioner singh jeff white was correct approximately as of 2013 and new data there were 6 hundred and 65 active cop holders on the list as you recall when mrs. benjamin from oewd presented the information as part of the cop and affirm marketing to find new companies holders as you recall commissioners we engage under the former agency a consulate to refresh that list to make sure our list was correct there's a push to finds additional new

active certificate of preference hollers and to make sure that every single from the ongoing workshops and the counteragency that are happening quarterly from sf d.c. to register readiness and the targeted outreach to certificate of preference holders and increase that active certificate list. >> okay. thank you. >> i have a question similar to the question i asked on the other item on motorbike i know that is early but every time i read this it sound great and then the added feature there is retail and it seems like san francisco is apparently believed to be able to sustain a lot of retail my interest to make sure

that the retail is offered and the right price point for a diversity so do we know how it will unfold arrest the related california has been working on the transbay block 8 i want to call the vice president to address your question. >> okay. >> good afternoon vice president with related your question scholz is we've been working on this actually over the last few months loousht the marketing to see what is available in addition, we have a requirement in our d da to provide the ocii body the - a report for the market conditions

and specifically to the grocery so we've hired a research specialists by the donate of analytic to talk about the types of facilities we've been supported in the area they've conducted a study we'll share with ocii in the next day or two and actually team up with sort of the model a model for what type of tenants will be able to occupy the grocery and the ground floor we're studying to figure out what that is being to activate the lane or that exists within the project there was not a great amount of retail but as you pointed out madam chair rosales it is actually important to be able to activate the area

the study was focused on trading joe's and organic like the whole foods and up scale such as a molly stone and independent they looked at the market share what would be attractive. >> what kind of revenues by the population and the market share per i've tussle have the tools the tenants will use to generate on a weekly b.a.'s basis we'll share that with ocii the short answer we're not decided and sharing our research with ocii over the next few months as this thing develops obviously the project is still yet to start the project it is a fairly large project that is ongoing it is difficult to get a tenant to

commit that earlier for any of the retail space, however, we're continuing to study it and i object to give us updates. >> and the only other question i have was one of timing am i maybe this is a question - i'm not sure to whom it deals with the two projects back to back on the same calendar it is different areas but similar subject affordable housing and from what i can tell from the construction schedule am i reading this right they're both to be completed around the same time in 2018. >> what you is a two. >> the transbay and mission bay. >> i can't speak to the mission bay. >> the 2018 and the complete in january 2018 this one. >> i can say that the transbay

affordable project is slated to start this coming january and related t n d credit is supposed to have it done two years later reason i raise it i think this is into so the marketing question and - excuse-me. insuring that there is enough notice that people who can qualify for the incentives we can reach out to them maybe we should look at the cooperation on marketing i don't know what the contrasts will be it seems to me if things come online the target populations are similar even in two different areas of the city they're both you know south of market pretty much have we ever cropped the project

>> the mayor's office of housing and community development is rolling out rue out dalai. >> we'll have a party what that happens (laughter) please invite me. >> (laughter). >> look at the calendar. >> so i think there is coordination the idea that you know people that are interested in affordable housing they registration with dalai and hfa as projects come out they'll be notified and have an opportunity to apply. >> dalai is it not spring of 2016? >> you i'm hearing it is early 2016. >> homeownership first then the roll out then rental of which those are rental our point madam chair rosales is well-taken the projects are finishing in most of each other and people will be

applying they're both at 50 percent ami and then as you may know the related project as 70 developers fully subsidize the bmr from 40 to 50 percent ami that's hundred and 50 unions and then another in essence hundred and 50 units 3 hundred units in the protocol right there people will be applying and it is generally, the same income level so a coordination in market value efforts through tools or otherwise, it will be important so people don't have to keep politically e applying and the template procedures and our suggestions to make sure there is not a difficult hurdle for people to qualify for in particular building and not qualify in the other using the same income credit, etc. >> that's exactly right it goes

to the question it commissioner singh raised about the certificate of preference holders that make it i think we have a golden opportunity to you know achieve as much success with those two units and projects as we can because everything i hear about the lottery i've said this many times it is a lottery that set people up frankly in my opinion for disappoint we can't manage everyone's expectations but have the ability to do so it is fair otherwise poem say why bother it is my humble opinion. >> yeah. if we can coordinate it would be great. >> and any other projects that the mayor's office of housing and community development has got we can't track them all it

would be great. >> okay yes. >> i don't know who to address this to but maybe to tiffany or jeff it would be great to have a presentation a general presentation of all the projects going on and what their finishing and the outreach and the update maybe you know so those two are next to each other because we receive our presentations project per project and nice to get a map on what's happening in the mission bay and transbay to get an idea of the grocery stores is they're going to be a pharmacy and where's the forewent a sense are we say that possible to do that. >> i'll take a stab at that we have the annual report we

provided about a month ago and that is actually got a lot of great data and maps so is or it is in sections we can get a sense the predevelopment and what is the in construction so the dates are all the there that can be tracked you've seen our historic pipeline we try to get it out quarterly so this give us a spreadsheet format that's a good resource. >> i was at the ocii office it was great to see the you know visible we could see this is what's happening in transbay and mission bay you know the shipyard and what retail outlets or retail stores radio being proposed when it is going to be finishing it is sort of giving

us a sense we're so focused project by project and that would be nice you know we're working on the retail consultants to help them so what eventually is it troekz or something else schedule that put that in our calendar what would be great your looking at tiffany. >> we spent two months in june getting the big picture and the 21 thousand affordable units of which 7 thousand are affordable and the inclusionary or the stand alone i think we have that big picture and part of the - although the board just approved our budget in july we'll be review as part of our rock the b

second half of the budget year i'll suggest as part of the expenditures and the pragmatic work a mid year look in essence mid bucket look at where we are the pragmatic your sphere we're focused on the 3 multi year major approved projects to honor the commenting commitments in the mid year recognized payment schedules we've review where we are. >> where we are. >> in addition obviously how many companies holders get approved are modifying in and

certificate of preference that would be. >> certainly on a quarterly basis the detailed look on the deep dive in the marketing and the cop and not much as changed 2, 3, 4 a month but certainly on the equally and yearly the project is complete and absolutely what happened how the we fair? >> okay great so any more questions or motions? >> there's a motion by commissioner bustos and seconded by commissioner mondejar please call the roll. >> commissioners,. please respond when your name is called: commissioner mondejar commissioner singh commissioner bustos madam chair rosales madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> item 5 d is approved

please call the next item public comment. >> okay the next order of business is item 6. on non-agenda items i have to speaker cards >> okay. >> mr. ace washington and willie beasley and mr. beasley would you like to address us ? >> hello, i'm willie beasley i'm an architect and designer and my whole thing people come and say they try to find 50 percent lbe's and i'm one certified in the city i'm local my question why am i being picked over i'm from baby

boomer, i submitted a proposal to lennar february no answer potrero hill x project saw it in march i submitted and emily she replied and said postponing the bidding process then i've been omitted and applied on the section phase my question is who is more qualified man me i have 46 years of architecture experience and two college degrees and live in the area and have a micro small business so how can i can omitted now before i get - before i get an

answer when redevelopment in the 70s you could - i come out of pg&e and i go into private practice in 1975 with the redevelopment if you apply. a job for a contract they would - somebody will talked to a compliance officer they'll call marquis and associates they have a contract in housing authority they said for me to come for an interview not to be hired but for negotiation i am local now here it is what 40 years later and you local you have all our credentials and your dot all

the i's and cross the t's and you'll all omit i can't find a compliance officer to call somebody to an my on behalf of i've talked to mr. bridges he said to me when potrero hill x project emily weinstein the project manager when they notified them he was going to do tell them my credentials it explicit happen i didn't get the contract so and this is going on and on and on i decided today after being convinced by my friend to come and tell you all that i want to know what can i do i see my time is up >> this is public comment so the commissioners are unable to

respond directly from the public the subject matter is not annoyed so we're hearing our comment and the i'm sure the staff will follow-up the commission can't respond directly on this question thank you, thank you for coming. >> mr. washington. >> commissioners first of all, i want to thank director bohe for a nice meeting we had prior to the meeting we had about the edition and like to thank her for the meeting it is so well presented nice and slow the english was perfect i want to thank her for that as many of

you may know i've videotaped that i'm up here i want to set a date and century and talk to the commissioners and director about the program i'd like to do for leroy king i've got footage that is when london made her presentation on his birthday 90th birthday like to make it an annual thing and the commissioners signed off for the car sale so we're going to celebrate why he was alive but we can see the commissioners and good footage you know i have pictures that are historical we can use that for historical generations to come i'll send a letter to century and talk about that we need some money to get it going the work is can you think and create other people to help us finance that the other thing about the edition i want

to get information that was a listening section everybody complained and womdz came but i've got so much vision back then things were bad they'll come back but we've got to get our community together that's okay. we're moving forward and there are going to be goes up coming up here and saying their this and that but only one person in the world in the community that's ace washington that has more history currently i'm the only one employed in the garbage and good friend of mine going to accompany that place should be for the community eventually that's why i'm there to make sure we have operational components there now going back to the edition we know you guys have the key the city ocii already seeing on the

screen advertising i talked a benjamin can i talk to the level so have weekly meeting oh, no, we carton do that how in the hell can you do that to other person open up a business across the street to used that for meetings there you go you got to find out what is going so a scale that everyone can use it i'm ace and i'm on the case i'm going to stick to the timeframe. >> thank you mr. washington. >> oscar james first of all, i want to say to the commission you guys are doing a great job i'm glad you guys are sitting on the hot seat as many of you may know i served under the honorable person when the shipyard closed a lot of the this stuff we're talking about

the affirmative action and jobs opportunity for people in the community and when i say community i mean blow-by-blow and western edition and the mission because those are the effected community when hunters point shipyard closes we had a lot of problems i had a lot of problems with another that particular time buyers was over the chamber of commerce when they were talking about all the folks coming in and little money and the percentage going to the community those are to letters i have one dated april 1, '97 had the letter i sent to him maybe you guys can get any letter i don't have no secretary oscar james you see a letter i sent to him and that's the letter in rip to my letter stating some things

1973 i wrote a letter about the shipyard the money they have now is going to the hunters point shipyard - for the neighborhood and i don't know if you guys seen the oral sunday july 26th about the article of a hundred and $37 million the community benefits passage and people were not involved in things back in those times i have a problem and served as a commission and anytime you serve your community first of all, i'm going to serve it you doesn't do nothing behind doors when our dealing with hundred and $36 million we always had public meetings where those funds were going to i don't know who is on this committee i'm not saying their crooks but i believe in

public being aware workforce what is transing this money goes to the effected people in hunters point and in the city 50 percent communities and hundred percent citywide i want to make sure they have public mergers with the public comes and discuss that money where that benefits the community someone coming from 10 buck two today they're not entitled to the money they were for the people in the 70s they were the effected people's that's if if someone what show me they're wrong this money is ours this money is supposed to help the people that are effected in hunters point shipyard a lot of people in hetch hetchy will say it we've got more work to do is not supposed to get it in the 1974 in dog patch and the areas like that in the communities

moved on homes in the western edition their entitle to the same thing as the hvpd folks a lot of them were born if hunters point and moved to the western edition and even if they were their entitled to the money from side hunters point shipyard and others i want to make sure we benefit from this and like the commission to look at that and make sure that those become public meeting $37 million you can have a lot of crooks but i want to make sure we have it and another anything or thing i want to make sure we have a communities i know my time is up. >> - >> we have i want to make sure that the programs benefit in hunters point shipyard get some of the money to develop housing for homeless and also turner kind housing and people that come out of the penitentiaries

and jails and build homes i'm sorry for taking more time thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. landry. >> commissioners may and approach i have some documents first of all, i'd like to - i represent a group called the new community leadership foundation and we were part of that community meeting that took place the last week in - two weeks prior we want to thank the commission and tiffany bohe and supervisor president breed we have a 10 point community

benefits prodigy that is inclusive that is well avoided and plenty of group sport as you can see in the benefits passage we're proposing maybe over 20 organizations we feel that need to be front and center when it comes to the fillmore harris contribution while we are planning this 0 we are kept in mind some of the restrictions as well as the department of finance from the state level and some of the goals of the long-range plan as well as the community interests and now we them we came with a win-win with the support of supervisor and many other people who's been doing this in the past we have something that we can rally behind as well said by the gentleman before me whaechd in

the bayview hunters point sometimes, it explicit trickle down to the communities we don't want that to happen in the contribution himself as many of you may know now like many i'm abolished born and raised and seen and witnessed a lot of things we think should go down to the impact of the redevelopment agency my mom moved 12 times in the 50, 60s and 70s i have a certificate of preference it will expire next year there is a conversation we need to redefine community benefits for the longtime as many of you may know eventually this body won't exist we're going to have a communities meeting trying to preexempt

supervisor president london breed coming back to the communities and we appreciate that. >> i have no speaker cards. >> thank you to everyone that has spoken and given us food for thought. >> okay. please call the next item. >> the next order of business the report of the chair madam chair. >> i don't have is report. >> the the next order of business is item 8 report of executive director madam director. >> commissioners in your packet and certainly available for the public and online we have our forward cleared up we are focusing on the next two months and i'll directing your attention to september 1st, we have proposing although you and the board of supervisors just approved our budget we're proposing a budget amendment that we are considering our agreements with the mission bay

developer informs up i i will under the plan when they're ready to finance we're guaranteed to consider that request unfortunately, the analysis could not be done in times for the normal budget process although the product i budget was approved we're proposing a budget amendment to provide additional authority for mission bay south tax allocation and new issuance to capture the value of the development and go towards the infrastructure, the park developments and sustainable streets the budget you previously approved includes 50 millions of new bond issuance and provides the gap funding you've seep for the affordable housing and the predevelopment for the 6 new stand alone rfps weep are issuing this year it is

consistent with the bonds authority it was anticipated it is the financing tool so we have to pads under the state legislation it is your for the potential under the governors trail bill or sb 411 has made its way through all the legislation it is your and assembly side and come back after the legislation terror resolution and into the full floor the assembly and the department and they're ready and willing to sign to two pads for the affordable housing your budget amendment shown and proposed in the forward calendar is separate and apart added for the mission bay south infrastructure president's report. >> i need to ask if there are any public speakers for this

executive director report. >> mr. washington you never disappoint. >> it is also nice to speak pubically i was wondering is that from the governor's office no, not her so, anyway what i'd like to do is possible given the ooeblgz staff along with the other participants want an update this is a listening session and notes and oewd said they'll get together we know this is a process we've seen over and over the process of r f d. >> if you want to comment on the executive director. >> i'm sorry. i'll yield my

time. >> thank you. >> okay please call the next item. >> the the next order of business is item 9 commissioners questions and matters. >> madam chair rosales. >> yes. any commissioners have a matter and commissioner. >> we closed the agenda in the memory of - >> the minutes. >> okay. >> it may be that the members are still behind. >> the minutes for that - >> it's not reflecting yet. >> okay sure that was a good point thank you. >> yes. commissioner mondejar. >> so i would like to get this is really for executive director

bohe an update of the action items like a list of community spaces and the artwork we have in the properties i know you're under staffed so i want to get an update and may be added to the forward calendar and the other piece is i feel i think i'll have this conversation offline about our communications i know that commissioner bustos initially i know he said we should let the public know what is happenings and we you know have a certificate of preference holders for housing on whether we have going to have a communications director over and over someone in charge of getting the news out there is

housing crisis we have housing that is available i mean you have to apply and get qualified but i feel like we should be you know outreaching and putting the word out about what we're doing. >> okay. >> and i will add to the list of requests that is more directed to the mayor's office of housing and community development communicating not a long memo but an update on the ellis act housing program like the victim remedy. >> ellis act housing preference. >> i see e ah p program. >> but compare active view any recollection is clear there were thousands of displaced tenants

due to ellis act evictions he have to building there's more than a hundred and 36 that meet the 10 year and 5 year rules i'll be a little bit worried that not enough effort is being made with the communities partners perhaps or information or communications that have people understand that that is a potential upside for them to remain in san francisco. >> okay okay so we have that concludes our regular calendar we have a i should say our regular open. >> the the next order of business is item 10 closed session 10 a legal council leg pursuant to california got. o government code

in regards to municipal derivatives anti you trust litigation, redevelopment agency of city and county of san francisco versus bank of america et al. and 1950 docket federal be district court of new york discussion and action approval of the resolution authorizing supplement agreement between successor agency and j.p. morgan chase and company requiring j.p. morgan chase company to pay approximately $12,000 plus to the successor agency based on it's prorate share of damages the resolution number has been changed from 102013 to 4892015. >> through the chair we need to clear the room for closed

session and switch the tapes and the members of the public have le left. >> okay. it is 317 we're back on this record the commission has been advised by the council on 10 a we have a resolution 48 dash 2015 i need a motion for approval it has been there is a motion and a second commissioner please announce our vote when i call your name commissioner mondejar commissioner singh

commissioner bustos madam chair rosales okay i have madam chair the vote is 4 i's. >> okay. the supplement is approved thank you. can you, please call the next item. >> the the next order of business is item 11 adjournment. >> madam chair. >> yes. as 318 the meeting is adjourned thank you.

>> today is tuesday, july 28, 2015, time is 508 first item is roll call. >> commissioner arce