heart goes out and i'm still struggling with the loss of the population, the older existing population because no housing gets built or because newhouse and gets built. i'm not convinced it's one way or the other. i think some induced demand but i think as well warmly approved 1198 valencia ruby adding 12 units here that some these not going to be evicting some of the out-of-date rental unit. i still struggled with as i did read the berkeley report but i think it's a little bit of both, and i think it's not just the housing thing it's a stabilizing housing it's preventing loss of housing. i thought sat through a short-term rental housing that oh i think it's all these things about try to help us to even move out of this situation we are in. so i want to go on record that i think this project is going to go far to

meet the needs create more units that it's inducing any thoughts on that? >> yes. have you actually are to correct the math i think is not right. if you look at your plans from the developer, in fact it's not even hearing to that's only 35% of the dirt is a real number. it's not 46 and if you do your methods will see it's 114/325 feet across the top of your chart in the buildable if you take out that it's 90 at of 290 fax your after getting 35% buildable is what were getting into the top dirt terms. that's the actual math there. so, similarly, it's been said that getting really 40% because the onus is on us the taxpayers to pay for it. i won't deny that a lot of people like idea of getting the land.

it's important because at this point chasing the rentals is near impossible, right get so we are in favor of that but i think 41% affordable housing am i right says eight stories were talking about going up to? is that right? this can be a tall thin towering building with paid for by the taxpayers. on this neighborhood is a cumulative impact of what's going on you. we realize there are three projects going on in the one block of the size coming to you soon. one across the street just had its pre-app. we'll think of it as being 41% and again to recommend, you are saying i forget what 23 million? this land you paid something like 9.59. that's what he actually paid recently for the land for turning it over to the surgeon just saying-overlooking a >> thank you guys. is holly ms. harley, can you comment on maybe what was said the 41% is

public finance? we had some proposition c issues. just, please will be 41% said on the other side? >> i think so there's a couple of ways to talk about these issues. one is just impact. i know that a lot of people think any market rate unit is a data units. to the extent that of all units produced 41% are affordable and that creates homes four 139 low income families. that's great. >> with the aim i? >>. percent of all units >> on the bmr units? >> the ami will be for the affordable parcel it would be around 50% of ami. that's the level where we usually build up

to 60, no more than 60 on the three units on the parcel will be at 55% of ami. june 20 and 30% of the affordable unit will be for homeless parcel. so that leaves that brings the ami parcel down quite significantly. now, it is true that most of the city has to build the vertical. so the other way of looking at it at this issue is, well, with limited resources. so what is the best use of our resources? it would cost us about over $20 million to go out, buy a parcel and build 50 units in the mission right now. so that's 50 units. where can have 139 and will put in about between 20-$30 million in subsidy. that's great. so, where to strike use our money most cost-effectively and get the most units out there for low

income households to live in that we can and by not having to pay acquisition cost on this begin work units. so, yes, this is a partnership and we do need to acknowledge that there's significant public funds going into get getting those 139 units, but we will do much better under this land dedication scenario that we just up on our own and find a parcel straight up. >> salome do the math quickly on my phone you. 139 units into $30 million-sorry. that is two and $15,000 a door. on the south bend that's the city. how much per door? >> are acquisition price was over 200 and will pay another 250 so between 202 50

>> so double >> right. >> thanks. >> that's why these partnerships are really important to get that critical mass of the actual number of affordable units up as high as we can. >> okay, thank you. before i move on, ms., any additional thoughts? i want to make sure everybody is heard could flush out all this information. >> no. i definitely have been like i was every in the room has said which is kind of weird because i don't know half the [inaudible] definitely, i want to see the former housing good to me i feel a small little silver going up into the sky is not as much as could be done and the art space those lost the blue-collar jobs that were lost to put eight a dollar or 500 square-foot café, i am happy to hear that the

[inaudible] rpr is two dollars per square foot. the buildout for pdr is about $60 per square foot nonunion probably and gifted at $75 a square foot. so it doesn't cost a lot to do pdr shall whereas a ada bathroom that's what we've been on nonprofit. so of course i'd like to see more of the pdr returned to that block or 50,000 ft.2 were lost and were talked about not getting 10,000 back. so, i'm also concerned when i hear thispeople about the were five people living there were only talk about three units and not eight. i think you have some documents that to hold judgment on that until that part of it is more fleshed out to see really two was there, who knew about it and when. so, i don't know where this process is and

whether there is one to say, okay what happens to those what if there were eight and three bmr and you just for the project for three. i am kind of hesitant to say great, we got 10,000 out of 50 are should be happy. i just feel like this block was completely destroyed and mr. antonini talked about these are contracted out to those jobs of contracted out to canada. to me, the people who need to walk to work and the blue-collar jobs these to be there been replaced with tech workers were going to get on a bus and commute downtown down south of the border that does make sense to me that this is what you're approving. nevertheless, i would definitely like to see that bmr you look at further to see whether there are eight or three units. i like to see more pdr that was affordable. there's nonprofits that should

be involved in renting out that pdr that are like to see long-term lease that would give to make sure that is going to stay affordable and not turn into the tech shop back and paid the big bucks and still the artist over at cell space left out in the cold because somebody who's making coffee can afford to make more than somebody was making a picture that nobody will buy possibly. so i would just like to see were the community built project. i sat and negotiations when can which was talked about hitting soon be easy to switch out all this parking in turn it into peter. he sees no reason why not and are unaware that got off the table because i seriously don't think mark carson that block is going to be helpful. if you build it they will come. if you don't have parking the people who move on their own not have cars. this neighborhood is thoroughly transit positive. there's no reason in this day and age were building parking lots visit of art space for our speeds used to be. those are my

thoughts. scott had one other point that is turned to whisper to me and i do not hear. can you just come up >> sure. >> thank you, commissioner the one item that took a tremendous amount of labor to grate on the site was that so spaces one early scoops into an entertainment permit when the entertainment commission was formed and the cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. were talked about a future community arts center on that site over to see some way that entertainment permit can be transferred or grandfathered that used to existed sony may not allow entertainment at exist at that site. i don't know but has been a historical thing. tickets nine years. i just want in the record and entertainment permit was issued for that location for the cows 10,000 ft.2 so state and some consideration if this committee art center that is built were institute on a location to take

it vantage of the previous permit exist this way to transfer 10 was there ever be fantastic. that's the funny shot the relation between [inaudible] that's j.p. morgan chase. investment fidel is a local develop your the entertainment permit not losing that >> thank you. so, you answer the question we can ask for more on the land dedication because we opposition c is. about the entertainment permit, acknowledgment, transfer? baby staff >> lb something would have to differ to entertainment commission on.

>> is entertainment permitted in this? did come find out right now. i did have a petition regarding trade shop use. the trade shop is pdr use. basically is described in the code as a retail service use that includes personal repair, poster, carpentry, tailoring a couple other items. >> some designer on the computer not open up 100 desks trade shop. can i do that? >> no that's office use. so permits things that are basically physical ground. like a contractor's office project will be contractor considered a change of use. >> r divisive pdr entry jump why would one or the other? >> pdr is a broad category and trade shop is a subset. within. are you up arts activity light manufacturing, things like that. >> thank you. >> with an example trade shop? >> like a carpenter's office were a post-retailer anything that is basically in a mix

producing something. >> i realize were different on the entertainment commission the entertainment permit but typically that's a request for event space in the flood sound, but? >> correct >> this pace were talking about would be right below residential units which >> we would've a different type of whether it's nighttime entertainment versus right arts activities difference between a dance studio am a which of the arts activity or concert venue would you be nighttime entertainment. so without knowing with the publicist >> one other question i want to open up up our gravity can i do it in trade shop? i think we had this great issue or would that be pdr? >> so >> art studio? >> television arts activities about be allowed to the trade shop? >> well arts activity use. arts activity is separate and treasure.

>> both pdr >> that's a question i've the project sponsor pdr gives more variety in tenants and why narrow to trade shop? me that would get us additional >> our proposal was retail --trade chuck. which is more flexible than pdr trade shop. >> you can't [inaudible] >> i'd experience recently admission and 17 will be taught we had a perfect trade shop and no, it's not customized enough. so it's light manufacturing. it's a big trade chuck is a really limited category. pdr is much broader. trade shop is a sliver. >> so you rather have a broader -why would you not one of a broader brought to attract other tenants? trade shop economic tract-my concern is legal pdr for example on 18th st. then we can to any retail.

only accessory retail with pdr use. we do want to have some neighborhoods serving retail a small amount. >> so, i guess puppy happy to move to approve the project with 12,000 ft.2 of pdr >> second. >> third. >> in a market rate site. >> commissioner johnson >> thank you. i've heard that motion of your thing i would say i don't know going back to commissioner hillis's comments on the site being contiguous. i can be supportive it and not the especially since i actually

do believe that if were all still in the commission and eight years time so must we look at this project having adaptively use of parking. i know it's less than what is allowable but i don't believe that it's can be parking issue. >> that's why give a higher number. spector >> commissioner antonini >> is to make a similar motion with commissioner richards i don't get that trade shop on 18th st. trade shop-retail would be trade shop pdr and most of it you might be will to carve out 300 feet of it because motion is for 12,000 because my math brought us up to 12,300 if you use a whole trade shop. if you just to 12,000 new stove three and feet that could be retail on there. that's the most. >> unsupportive i think it's a good motion >> commissioner mar >> if i may ask you one more time, the site, you intending

to provide pdr has a current doing it on it for the housing site? >> we are planning on providing arts related spaces. >> we don't have entitled building so we will be working with the community and doing design work and line for a permits and engaging a community outreach so we want to devote ground-floor space to arts uses that are needed and desired by the community. >> do you have a must build number of units for the project? >> the muscle number of units is 70. >> that is a mix of different size of units? >> yes, and we tend to emphasize larger units two bedrooms and three bedrooms for families.

>> are you concerned because of the site limitations that this will result in a eight story project? >> we would like to build high density, so we are looking at an eight story project, but again we don't have a design project so we want to pursue that pursue community engagement and build a project that is high quality, aesthetically pleasing, meets the needs of the community and is very habitable for the tenants that live there. >> that means you will be-on repeating probably what you said i could you be putting out an rfp brother architects to design this project? >> that's right >> in what form to the two projects have to code just so the units on the lower part, those for the market rate as well as for the affordable are livable units relative to like an airplane privacy? the fact

that the affordable the market rate project is asking for a exemption on the [inaudible] needs the alley as i said earlier, too narrow and hourly for my level of comfort if designing a comfortable quality project wrapping up, you're what would you do? >> i can't speak to what the future architect will say. in the hypothetical they put out. what i can say is that like all our projects, that we have we are committed to high-quality design. most does provide funding and work with developers to achieve high-quality design. they'll be the case on this project as well. >> uncomfortable you are stepping away from using the portion as proposed right now. i do see some potential problems because the singular 25 feet is of great concern to

me. i know another project where the distance between the bone things is creates major impact on privacy and comfort for those people who live there. mr. zero case, your project will be taller so though be potentially some dialogue in one form or another because in the end, the project is no different lives in the but they should be quality long-term investments in housing that it meets the larger needs of the neighborhood which is the middle of change. i appreciate your permitting to a different degree on the architect because i knew the project build high quality. thank you >> i'm just curious, why they chose to put the affordable slang which to be taller on the south side of the lot number which would then some shadow on that muse and the shorter six rebuilding?

>> this in north side alley. so the shadowing of the building is primarily because of the shallowness of the alley and the height of the building and the tenderloin we have the east-west alleys which are four stories and it kind of works in the majority of alleys, even along chinatown, as well as the middle elevation on knob hill, are 2-4 stories, four stories maximum. most days, one side is taller in order to protect light and air for the other side. we designed county guidelines which require that the angle to the bottom of the adjoining property is a 45° angle leaving like him. you may remove that with a to mark open project on van ness between venice and poke they dedicated

themselves to doing that on the alley. this but to the project now with the one side becoming eight stories. i am concerned that will be impacted but i assume it's too high and you take a close look at that. >> yes. >> date. commissioner omotalde >> i just want at a couple more thoughts. i think this is a good conversation to unpack with the on-site land dedication means. it's drawn here but really it's not designed at all. so it'll be on the affordable there on the challenges that i think the future has their work cut out for him. then, i understand the city wants to make its money is goes far as possible, but that money could've also been spent at another opportunity in the city. right? it's a decision to spend it here, making it such further, but if the developer had just built a number of

on-site unit was required to get those something is good i'm not saying it's better or worse. just that it's a decision to be made. lastly when assessing comparing before 90 venice because those very expensive project. >> commissioner antonini >> on at on a motion to recognize to scrap motion with the correction that were read into [inaudible] that for the maker. >> yes. just as a point of verification, commissioners, since were increasing the amount of the pdr space if there's any additional findings you want to later on, is that were requiring more than what this project has been providing. so such as the mitigating of a

higher fraction >> higher percentage of the pdr that's lost. we feel that's a good thing. 11.5 hours i'm not a slam. >> there is a motion that has been seconded. >> you want to call the question? >> yes. >> the motion is approved the project with the staff and amendment there were submitted to the commission as well as 12,000 feet of pdr on the market rate budget. >> on a motion commissioner antonini's bureau >>[roll call vote] >> so moved commissioners the motion passes 502 commissioner moore and wu voting against. >>[applause] >> we do have additional

business so they can quietly go outside and bring conversations outside of the great. thank you >> jaspal comment and i have no speaker cards. >> any public comment? not seen any public on this, the meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] spans >>[adjournment] >> ♪ ♪ ♪

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san francisco i'm joined by a friend matt. >> thank you thanks for being with us we're in a garage but at the el cap center south of market in san francisco what we've done a simulated the garage to show you what it is like to make the improvements and reduce the reflexes of earthquake we're looking at foundation bolts what do they do. >> the foundation bolts are one of the strengthening system they hold the lowest piece of wood onto the foundation that prevents the allows from sliding during an earthquake that is a bolt over the original construction and these are typically put in along the foundation to secure the house to the foundation one of the things we'll show you many types of bolts let's go outside and

show the vufrdz we're outside the epic center in downtown san francisco we'll show 3 different types of bolts we have a e poxy anchor. >> it is a type of anchor that is adhesive and this is a rod we'll embed both the awe hey that embeds it into the foundation that will flip over a big square washer so it secured the mud sell to the foundation we'll need to big drill luckily we have peter from the company that will help us drill the first hole. >> so, now we have the hole drilled i'll stick the bolt in and e post-office box it. >> that wouldn't be a bad idea

but the dust will prevent the e post-office box from bonding we need to clean the hole out first. >> so, now we have properly cleaned hole what's the next step. >> the next step to use e post-office box 2 consultants that mixes this together and get them into tubes and put a notice he will into the hole and put the e post-office box slowly and have a hole with e post-office box. >> now it is important to worm or remember when you bolt our own foundation you have to go to 9 department of building inspection and get a permit before you start what should we look at next what i did next

bolt. >> a couple of anchors that expand and we can try to next that will take a hole that hole is drilled slightly larger marathon the anchor size for the e post-office box to flow around the anchor and at expansion is going into the hole the same dinning room we'll switch tamet so, now we have the second hole drilled what next. >> this is the anchor and this one has hard and steel threads that cuts their way into the

concrete it is a ti ton anchor with the same large square so similar this didn't require e post-office box. >> that's correct you don't needed for the e post-office box to adhere overnight it will stick more easily. >> and so, now it is good to go is that it. >> that's it. >> the third anchor is a universal foundation plate when you don't have room above our foundation to drill from the

top. >> so, now we have our foundation plate and the tightened screw a cple of ways to take care of a foundation what's the best. >> the best one depends on what your house is like and our contractors experience they're sometimes considered the cadillac anchor and triplely instead of not witting for the e post-office box this is essentially to use when you don't have the overhead for the

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>> are we ready good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon my name is supervisor cowen the chair and this is the regular meeting of land use committee to my right is commissioner weiner the vice chair and our clerk clear and thank to charles kremack and others for broadcasting this meeting electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the june 7, 2016,

board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much call hematemesis one ac. >> amending at planning code for the rooftop screening. >> the planning department is the sponsor of this item we have a staff person from the planning department to present. >> we're ready. >> good afternoon chair cohen and honorable supervisors tilly chang department staff this is the planning code for the controls to two spate areas of planning code the map controls and rooftop park screening with the clean up of applicability of the controls expanded regarding this roof deck the amendment increases the flexibility of the controls as written it is the

large project authorization in the south of market mixed use and over 200 linear feet to create pedestrian friendly zones for expanding the 3 adjacent districts the fulton nct some and nct and regional commercial district what adapted did controls apply for the district for the mid block alley are - the boards wants to expend them to all eastern neighborhoods south of market mixed use and south of market c-3, however, the 50 percent was not stent for the central district and more xhvn to the city this ordinance amended the planning codes for the mid block alley are applicable in all the aforementioned additionally this

may occur on middle-income alley and centralize will be amended so some projects with street or alley frontages are currently the case in the following 3 go things shown in orange are the areas where the middle-income alley controls apply in blue the additional location for the allocations this graphic is the cemetery running north-south and fulsome nct jefferson east west this map the additional areas where the middle-income that the western nct returning east west and the general northbound finally this map shows other areas the middle-income involves controls with the urban and the mixed use in the southeast parts of city the second part of the amendment

is lou gehrig's disease for flexibility to be clear the flexibility is not carolyn's permitted and requires a venue review with the section 309 as written the planning code 0 policies for this is not only adequate for the equipment or allow for better urban design and curling have an enclosure - this proves consistent with the buildings overall design and projects any choose to provide a screen without a set back r setback, however, it is reduced by 25 or 50 feet it height can - screened and the height of many mechanic features 50 feet or more providing for flexibility allowing third street the height of 20 feet up to one hundred rather than 75 percent and the flexibility is not californian permitted and requires the planning commission for the

project and large project authorization that concludes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions. >> public comment thank you for your presentation. >> open up for public comment at this time just as a reminder everyone has two manipulates a 30-second chime indicating soft chime you have thirty sections remaining public comment is up seeing none, public comment is closed a motion on that item. >> supervisor wiener do you have a motion thank you. the motion to forward workers' compensation and without objection that motion carries. >> mr. clerk i'd like to call items two and three together. >> the resolution for the intention the board to order the vacation of portion of jessie street with the ocean wide in 3

of the ordinances to establish the denounced neighborhoods with the street vacationed of alley for a total of $36 million. >> all right. thank you very much someone from the mayor's office to present on this item. >> mr. buckly. >> good afternoon supervisors i'm jeff from the mayors staff to talk about the 51 street project as long as ocean wide give you a brief update or overview of the project and in addition that give you an opportunity to hear about an interesting aspect of the project which is the urban rum we'll have the project sponsor come up for that 3 to 5 minutes go through the concept and the

need and i think you have a array of city staff to take any questions you may have on the amend e item, however, large or going forward i wanted to start off by talking about the project so 41 street is a mixed use project at the northeast corner of first street and mission for one million square feet of total office space 200 and 64 units, one hundred and 69 room hotel and ground floor retail and pub opted open space to two towers this space received its approval from the planning commission on may 5th who's before you the street vacation of own alley and a portion of jessie street and also in addition to that some of

the details of the downtown preservation fund i'll be happy to with you on so the main reason for the legislation before you the vacation of jessie which is necessary in order to build the administrator tower to the height contemplated in the district plan that was adopted in 2012 the plan is a comprehensive vision for shaping and growth in the southern side of downtown the transit center focuses on regional growth towards downtown san francisco and in a sustainable manner for the sculpting thought you tower and the extra and improvements to the streets and the open space as the parks downtown in order to make that happen it includes the clarification of parcels in the area to increase height

limits and including a landmark tower from the transit center from one thousand feet and several other nearby sites with 6 to 8 hundred and 50 feet the plan leverages the intent to generate revenue for the transportation facilities including the support for the new transit center and downtowns improvements of the sidewalks and other infrastructure to create a public realm so some of the think interesting aspects of this project just so you're aware of that includes some of the one time fees that are generated from the project again this is not the issue about you but important to understand the project in general estimated to generate one and $17 million fees those fees are die construction dot

net for an issuance of november 2016 this is about one $.9 million for downtown parks and 2. $9 million for school and childcare millions and sustainability fee and talk about did affordable housing consultant in addition to the downtown lease but the transit center is 11 want 9 with the transportation street is 3747 so the issue before you is the street and authorization to create the new downtown preservation fund so the i wanted to first talk about with you the purchase for jessie alley so this is the purchase price is $22 million, about 22.6 to be exact providing

the closings doesn't occur beyond or before the effective date which will be $33 million plus and in addition to that in partial consideration the city's agreement to sell the property the buyer will produce the 20 percent inclusionary fees that maybe applicable under the san francisco planning code section to 33 percent affordable housing fee the affordable housing payment as it is known and the city will waiver the portion the downtown program as well for this the fee buyer will pay for the project under the planning code but we've essentially down is create this fund and fees and kept them one a mile radius to

the principle project and dictated those for purposes of acquisition and in that one mile area that fund will be in use for no less than 10 years and acquire administrative code by the mayor's office of community development that is a brief discussion i think the purpose for us being here i want to invite a representative of the project sponsor to come up for about 3 to 5 minutes to discuss the urban room development and how it relates to the street vacation for the context. >> thank you, mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor

for the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking

to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of easements that allows the project assess for a pedestrian cross and throughout the site so one of the key reasons this is this the driving the open room a pubically assessable open space that is on first street and the dedicated parts of jessie street within the urn area the second component before you is the creation of downtown neighborhoods preservation fund that allows the project job

linkage fee and the 20 percent of affordable housing fee and an additional 13 percent affordable housing to be directed and used within a mile radius of the site more affordable housing purposes so i the now i'm going to turn it over to to my colleague b that will talk about the visible where the streets radio located our entire team is here and available to answer any questions you may have. >> hello. >> hello, i'm carmen yee for the ocean wide project can we switch so we're talking about the benefit quite a low the project is part of transbay redevelopment we called the transit redevelopment plan the district plan and two towers two

hundred and 65 units actually unit one hundred and 69 hotel and one office space that the whole project is about mixed use project so the project at the corner of mission street on the north and west corner and the basics design concept we tried to bring create a friendly place for the city so to achieve that together with surrounding environment with the transbay center the south tower and alley we tried to implement our project and to keep the passages through jessie street and the alley and create a connection from the mission to jessie to the hotel so inside of

the passage is transit development plan we add more and also, we exhaustive jessie center of the middle-income passenger way so the towers are over the heart of the urban space we call the urban room this is the designation for the neighborhood for the visitors and the users for this site so everyone has a friendly open to the public open space and have the fully assess passage to connect to it. >> so here's an animation we wanted to show you so take into account of time to load. >> so the basically concept is a traditionally central core

which leads and on the ground floor to the floor is open and jessie street turned 90 degrees by doing that we have a fully opened pedestrian friendly your honor, room space for the city for the neighborhood and for the project itself so the project that we mentioned the jessie streets turned 90 streets all of jessie will keep open for emergency vehicle and long trucks so this is the design idea for this your own room one hundred and 16 by 200 plus with a high 6 feet 8 feet the urban room will have the functioning side to besides the setting back and you

can do performance and gathering and art exhibition and night things and this you urban room is open for the public and again jessie street turns 90 feet, however, keeping the inteshgz through the urban design and through the security cars to carefully maintain the city for this urban use so this is a diagram that shows the vacation this is basically partial of the jessie street and partial of the ed dom alley as it is by doing this we will achieve 3 goals one we create a landmark tower with benefits for the city, second we achieve the much

enriched to the pedestrian middle passage for the neighborhood and third we achieve the 26 thousand open space which for the opens for the city for the neighbors and for the folks. >> that's it. >> okay. thank you. >> mr. buckly something in closing. >> we are here and have city staff to answer any questions. >> i don't have any supervisor wiener didn't have any i'd like to go straight to public comment and call of ms. christie wong

(calling names). >> hi supervisors christie wong and policy director for spur thank you for the opportunity i want to urge you to allow ocean wide center project to happen it is a key component as a build out of the corridor this plan is seeks to focus regional growth in the right place and invest in transportation and will prohibition, of course, the downtown so we firmly believe that this location is the right place for growth due to proximity with the regional transit as the center of regional employment people that work in downtown san francisco are the most frequent users of travel and it is important that the john updyke has placed like this and permitted opportunity in downtown 90 san francisco it

is targeting the dense development and this ordinance is necessary for the development to happen also just want to applaud all of the contributions this development will make on a revenue side both the one time and voluntary and on an ongoing basis and just don't take those opportunities - don't underestimate i have you to keep this and now ms. grace to speak. >> thank you, ms. grace. >> thank you thank you for your time i'm one of the residents at the one acre located here and i wanted to propose one of the concerns the neighborhood as

well as people that take public transportation my understanding we currently have two streets that are actually allow the trucks deliveries here and here to make a round on to the first street and on to mission street for the jessie street in the future to go this way to have the street going this way what that impact would be the truck delivery will have to make a round into the mist and to the streven son street for the first street and the impact is the neighbor on the division street is congested on that street as well as for market street we know that the subway train and muni trains are underneath and i asked for the supervisors to

consider what will be the impact if by the divert the traffic to market street as well as i see that today, we have 5 lanes on the first street as well as mission street taking one lane out of that will be is a savior nightmare i have an article talking about what is the traffic today roe vs. wade the bay bridge which we know is acquit congested so i'd like to ask the supervisors to consider that location thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. sheryl davis. >> good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the

opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their devntelopme the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you

supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks they didn't have to and shown an interest and makes it so is thank you. >> thank you, ms. davis. >> next speaker, please. >> michael. >> good afternoon, supervisors i am want to take the opportunity to speak in support of the downtown neighbor preservation fund and the ocean wide center development i'm michael the deputy director of the african-american museum with the regularly us hotel from the ocean wide site and want to welcome the possibility of the cultural challenge with the ocean wide project we've seen the engagement power community benefit and hope that ocean wide

will attribute to the sustaining of the businesses for arts and athlete in the neighborhood ocean has shown they're reaching out and turning over the amount and two folks share the goals of the tour with director linda harrison and myself we've waved their enthusiasm for the ocean project and motivated to continue to serving the community across the city with the be sure and the world and expand that reach with the sdprikts in san francisco and the neighborhood you see a growing number of new residents and families that want to welcome to the neighborhood and surrounding areas with the museum into the design open space plan at ocean wide called the urban room missouri has visited the office

and well accepted we look forward to continue in our conversation with them about activating the space for the art performance and humanities program this an unprecedented opportunity we urge you to support this legislation thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is michelle i'm director the programs with the united playaz and to support this project this is a huge disconnect what happens on mission street and after 6 we were existed they reached you did to our clubhouse and working together we're excited about any improvements that had happen in our community united states of america it is a neighborhood we need everything to make the streets more liveable for the

people we serve so we're just excited about the potential for new open space and finding ways that we can continue to bring that community to the folks and happy with how much they are interested in hearing that community voice and learn from our he experience and just reilly incorporating the needs for the community and projects not only office workers during the day but people that live there and eddy and chang they're excited for the community and struck a chord that means the sthaung same thing to us we're looking forward to them being our neighbor thank you. >> thank you very much >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm nora the associate correct and crossroads and we hope you'll consider our experience when we do the project it is a

organization for homeless youth in san francisco for 16 years we've moved people off the streets ocean wide reached out to us earlier this year to let us know they're interested crossroads is not a high proliferate not a lot of flexibility and many organizations that help with the pr because of their size are because of their public profile we're not amongst those organizations those who engage with us want to make a difference in the community and a couple weeks later the folks met with us and folks that want to meet with us they expect us to come to them and it's superficial this is not the case with eddy and chang they asked thoughtful questions and wanted to learn about our clients and homelessness in san

francisco after meeting we've challenged pollutant e-mails and they've made generous donations in 2017 we'll move to jegs i didn't and third street about two blocks away from this development and it is essential to have strong engagement with the community and serve our clients we're still in the early stages of relationship our experience are extremely positive and excited to have them as neighborhoods. >> item? at this point public comment is closed. at this time, i'd like to give the milk to deputy city attorney that has an announcement for the committee today. >> john from the city attorney's office to the call of

the chair item 3 on page 11 and there just minor amendments to point out how how the new fund is created and has a basement anytime amount is $40 million and depending on the final build out and the design we don't know the exact numbers so those amendments point out there will be no less than $40 million. >> great a think simple amendment thank you. >> a motion to accept the amendment by the city attorney john. >> okay theology. >> thank you the motion accepted that is an unanimous acceptance. >> madam clerk so i you understand that i'd like to take a motion to accept not only the

amendments but 0 move forward this item with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> item 3 is referred to without recommend to the ordinance for july 19th i believe. >> yes. that's correct that works. >> july 19th. >> so without objection that motion carries thank you all right. madam clerk, is there any additional business to come before this body? >> yes on item number 2 recommendation out of formal. >> i'd like to make a motion to move forward workers' compensation without objection additional business to come before this body? >> there's no further business. >> thank you this meeting is adjourned

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major boone. and we have generations, the youth generations that will be able to use this park in different places. >> the best park in san francisco right here. >> creating place where people can be active and lead, active, healthy life styles that are going to just stay with them for life. ♪ >> i want to welcome everyone here today and today, we are

signing this very important piece of legislation and let me begin by thanking supervisor wiener so far his instead of leadership the sponsoring the legislation that will raise the minimum angle for anyone purchasing tobacco products and e cigarettes to the average 24 and that will take effect on july 1st of this year i know that supervisor wiener along with his co-sponsors supervisor mar and supervisor cowen and supervisor farrell and ultimately the entire board had a adopted this and this i know that the supervisors with working closely with our duty 0 who has been documenting why it is showing so important to continue our efforts as a city if not as a state to continue be rooiktd the access to cigarettes particularly at journeying or

younger ages that is advocated by the groups like the tobacco free coalition i want to thank them they're not just here in san francisco but the entire region and all over the country working with the health department making sure that supervisor wiener and not only pay attention it the science and data it is going on but that we do our best to end the suffering that is brought by by long-term smoking that obviously is the cause of cancer and asthma and heart disease we do our best to educate the public in doing so if not the industry that sells overseeing products and ultimate our kids are your family when in

their 18 and 19 is shown that the coalition has shown over and over you're putting that some 95 percent of long term smokers had begun smoking at the age of 18 perhaps younger and as certain under the age of 21 those habit are so hard to end voluntarily so that's why we have to go to many other front to try to do this and that's why i think that the supervisor wiener has found a person cause and public health health cause if the violation kriebs the department of health to make sure that we do what we can to end our these diseases as much as we can to make sure that we also reflect as the mayor of the city if we can save a lot of

money if we are able the medical systems we have to have in place it treat cancer and asthma with smoking is an incredible experience to the public safety the cleaner air with the coalition work on families that second-hand smoke impacts this has another critical reason why we want to do as much as we can and i think we're on the overview we know that supervisor wiener is already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join

hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or

may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing the good leadership i'm going to give the pen avenue we sign this your accumulate more pens than anyone but thank you for your leadership and also working with such important groups like the tobacco free coalition supervisor wiener i'd like to invite you up here to say a few words >> thank you, mayor ed lee i'll give that pen to the advocates and the district for they're really horroric work tutor sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us; 24 legislation in a way that highlights this critically

important issue san francisco for many years has been on the cutting-edge of public safety whether around hiv or led pant and sugar sweetened beverage whatever the case weave been from the forefront and once again we are in the fire hydrant of what i hope will be a tile waive of proving health legislation that eliminates tobacco use in this country this is a huge problem we've been involved in a 50-year struggle but with the tobacco city that produces a product with no benefit whatsoever that kills a half a million people every year 34 is a serious issue and serious punting kiss i'm

proud we live in a city where we can be on the cutting-edge where the politics of this city allows us at city hall to make good progressive policy i also want to say we know we're up against a very well financed component the tobacco destroy for decades has fought ever effort to try to control tobacco use and enemy linkage between their pursuit and the health we know that hillsborough tried to do that they have spent their legislation after an expensive lawsuit by the tobacco industry we in san francisco are willing to fight that fight that is amount about our city thank you to the department of public health we sometimes don't roles e releases how lucky with the

best putting department that supports our efforts to make good laws that vascular critical exercise an amazing agency and our advocates for give us the political spouse space to to be able to do this and as the mayor adu u. >> you allowed we passed that legislation a week and a half good and the law jam the state assembly broke we that republicans willing to raise the tobacco age to 21 to pass senator leno's forward-looking bill to make sure that cigarettes are tobacco are still a way to get addicted to nicotine and will you the tobacco tax it is a huge step

forward i hope goes to the governors desk thank you, everyone (clapping.) so are we ready to safe so far lives i'll add one mount reason not in my notes or the legislation but it is about my history about 10 years ago a mayor asked me to pick up cigarette butts as a public works decorator i say to all the public works staff that work hard if there was less settings that's another reason to sign on the legislation; right? yes all right.

(clapping.) (laughter). >> today's date is - >> 16. >> that's it all right. >> good morning, everyone my name is supervisor president london breed of the board of supervisors and to my left is the button chair supervisor farrell and joined by supervisor wiener and supervisor tang to here the mayor's proposed balanced budget for fiscal year 2016-2017 we look forward to what is proposed a number of department heads and commissioners and others

i look forward to a robust conversation about that fiscal year budget and we'd like to welcome you mr. mayor to present your budget thank you so much for being here. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, supervisors, good morning to the members of the public, thank you supervisor president london breed and budget chair farrell and board members your elected officials and commissioners and all of our department heads also thank you to labor and community leaders for joining us and welcome to everyone watching at home thank all of you for you're support as we deliver a balanced two-year budget. every year the budget gives us an opportunity to address the

issues our city cares about this year we have a $89.6 billion budget budget to loot and invest in ways that reflect our san francisco values my budget submissions and the boards deliberations in the coming weeks it city hall's way to menu our priorities our city is facing challenges we can't deny that neighborhood crime is up and homelessness is visible and preying concern, the need for reform in our police department is evident i hear from resident about those issues they want safe and clean neighborhoods they want us to address homelessness they address it in a humane way

2 respect san francisco's values and want world-class city services well, this budget addresses those needs it invests in answers to homelessness and housing, that invests in police reforms and pedestrian safety and quality of life in our neighborhoods and the well-being of our people we're using this unique time to make the lives of all the residents and the city stronger homelessness is a top priority we all know that there are far too of people on the street in fact, in and around city hall and across the neighborhood and telling the truth across the country and fortunately to as

the initiative and compassionate programs to lift people out of homelessness and programs that are like care not cash and project homeless connect and direct assessed to housing the first lgbt in and of itself founded in san francisco and while we have make significant process progress in serving the homelessness veterans and families and youth we know we have to do better we're making investments to serve and house people experiencing homelessness through our navigation center model we'll helped 5 hundred people move off the streets were you we're set to open at a navigation center with additional 93 beds but

navigation centers are not enough they need permanent housing that's why in that budget i've included funding for three hundred units of supportive housing for expansion of housing empties for seniors and people with disabilities and this budget fulfills any promise to create a new department who's sole mission to end homelessness for an individual, a family and veteran this united strategy and delivery service delivery system insures we're working and highest sufficiency and help 98 thousand people exit homeless in the years as you may know i appointed jeff the head of the homeless and supportive housing

his official day is tomorrow i think he started last month and i'm confident under his leadership homelessness with will be rare and brief and a one time occurrence >> in addition to addressing the challenge of homelessness violence preservation and reforms to our public safety are at the top of shared priorities my budget includes comprehensive reform package and a $20 million have felt over the next two years to implement reforms alone are not enough to have an impact on community violation for the communities of color this budget combhudz new funding for violence preservation programs that we know work for residence at risk of intraer into the criminal

criminal justice system this includes funding for jobs programs and an african-american violence preservation collaborative and the strengthening of our crisis and outreach teams additionally the budget includes funding for policed rofrnlz to build trust between police officers with increased oversight arbitrates, and other we will insure that accompanied by the right training outline officers will have the equipment and tools they need to do their job and protect the public like the growing of the departments body camera program and i know those investments in our police department must be accompanied by funding for office of office of citizens complaints my proposed budget a 25 percent

increase in investigators and insuring a full response to every officer-involved shooting this budget also focuses on the quality of life in our neighborhoods this is an issue we all hair about it every community meeting the need for safe and clean neighborhoods that's why i created our new neighborhood based fix it teams which will but for city workers from evidently departments with the side it fix it strategy we also expanding our street cleaning and building on the successful pit stop for the improvements 6 quality of life in the neighborhoods as part of focus we need to get more officers into your neighborhoods our 6 year public safety hiring program will continue over the next two years the city will

reach one thousand nine hundred and 70 officers by the end of 2017 and it is vitally we make the investments that will pay off in the long run in this budget you will see full funding for the capital improvement plan and the information technology and our aide equipment program this includes strengthening our seawall and funding critical presented equipment go ladies and gentlemen, our strong economy allows us to make those investments and demonstrating our provided priorities to our residents i remember as sure as you do our city was cutting the budget and not adding that's why wire committed to successful financial policies we put in place like two-year budget and

longer o long-range planning times are good idea we can't get lazy this is important to self-confidence r safeguard our resources and strategic about the initiatives to bring the voters theirs affordable over the long run and it is important to bring in new revenue about when it is possible i'm proud to partner with many of you on the major revenues major initiatives i want to thank you for putting in the work to creativity this sales tax and thank you supervisor john avalos, supervisor wiener km and supervisor farrell for your leadership and most importantly to community leaders and business strrmentdz or stakeholders stakeholders that are supporting this effort the

revenue if the sales tax helps us to keep the promise to have a grammar transportation system and pave our roads and take care of our homeless residents as i said my budget priorities are homelessness, public safety reforms and improving the quality of life in our neighborhoods what's no coins the top priorities from all of you in the past months as well i know that each of you have issues specific budget krsz that we've done our best to address as many as we can this includes the funding for navigation centers and pit stops and nonprofit displacement the implementation of the legacy businesses and hiv and aids supervisors in 23

spirit of coordination for the great good idea of the city i present a two-year budget balanced budget for your careful consideration i respect this board r0eb9 to improve on the violate product i commit in collaboration with did you in the weeks to come thank you to our controllers mr. rosenfeld and his team for helping us keep in mind the biggest financial picture of the city and a preempt to harvey rose and melissa light house my acting budget director and the staff for their sole hard work in getting us ready for today and a final thank you to everyone ♪ chamber this morning for being part of this very important city process thank you, everyone

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>>[gavel] >> supervisor peskin: good morning and welcome to the government audit and oversight committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. i'm the chairman, supervisor peskin board and i like to thank the folks at sfgtv for live streaming this meeting. mdm. clerk, any announcements >> clerk: yes be sure to sound all cell phones and electric device. complete speaker cards