avenue and decided i want to get 5 chicken wiggins at capital and in chinatown will was so many people here and even this past weekend we officially started san francisco we had grand masters from all over who came here to celebrate this extraordinary art the streets were packed people are everywhere and seniors and kids and visitors and commenting and staffing and dining and spending time in chinatown at chinatown station this is the place where people want to live here and travel through san francisco. but that is also the place where people from downtown and other parts of the city come to visit they goat of the station it is clean and nice we have ambassadors that are with us

today that can be cantonese and speak other languages to make sure we are able to answer questions and meet the needs of people in the communities is just wonderful a have the captain from center station and thank you for the south miami for the work at the substation and is broader chinatown community yesterday they were everywhere. but we want to do more we want to activate this space and make sure that the cafe is on we're going to work on mta to make sure we get moving quickly and a place for people that buy food and pastries and what have you it is station but activate it and that takes resources and working with the chinese consolidate ben last night association and working with the chinatown administering

thank you, eva for today and as well as c y c the incredible working we're going together to make sure that chinatown is the supported but activated. we have events and activities by people working with a various nonprofit groups and organization here celebrating art and culture and celebrating the experiences of the chinese community specifically in chinatown is what in movement it all about to why are we here to make it clear every weekend during the spring and summer months this plaza will be activated on the weekend and to 5:00 p.m. to get over at the station and who is going on i need to stop for a moment before i head over to capital or to any place else he came here

to visit and enjoy the great performs for visitor and community and more popular we are online in our stop and dine 49 campaign launching a chinatown campaign that highlights all the great businesses here and all the things to do the activities and waverly place a great celebration down to alleyway and other events activities non-stop plenty of surprise i don't know about you but i had had fear of missing out. (laughter) i have that myself going to i don't like to miss anything so if you want to show up in chinatown everyday but especially on the weekends when this is the most active and the most fun and of the $3 million of it city to invest to make

those activities happen and make sure we have thriving chinatown we know things have been challenging over the years but you i've been victorville and talking to city council special meeting/budget study session this evening at 5:00 pm, wednesday, june 7, 2023.) who is going on they said thing are mr. carroll good we can use more and i'm here to shine a light on chinatown to recommend people of what san francisco is an amazing community that is here to say a resilient through criminalization pandemic and other challenges and shill here stronger and bigger than ever and looking at to the things happening you may see me out there every now and then stopping at the restaurant without the councilmember detoy or councilmember detoy to introduce a person used to be the supervisor but assembly mu-n member has make sure that one

million dollars you activation supportive of chinatown happened have not state he served at the state assembly member and now our city attorney and doing great things for chinatown in the city and county of san francisco ladies and gentlemen please welcome, david chu. >> (clapping). >> thank you, a madam mayor and good morning san francisco chinatown who is existed for the summer you guys existed bring on the fwrog i'll start by saying we're standing in a special place not just referring to say that buff mini station but the neighborhood the fact is in 1848 three immigrants came infrastructure chino and two years later on 20 thousand immigrants decided to come and one hundred and 75 years later chinatown is not just the old

historical chinatown in the country we are the culture and social and spiritual comparatively the chinese-american and want to say the first certificate of achievement to represent city hall i think about the history of our asian neighborhoods in san francisco the old in the country here in our city and the little saigon and the currently vicinity and chinese in the richmond and sunset and portal we are here. and we know over the years have gone through challenging times whether that is the side and chinese he rra under the 1800s or rethis after the 1906 kathy we always come back one of the last things i do in the legislative was to work

with folks here to bring one million dollars back to the community. and the reason at that time we wanted to do if we had our communities were struggling after the pandemic. and after the impacts of and italian hate but a year and a half later this was more importantly because we are evolving did good news things are moving toward receipt to the retail businesses are going our night life is coming back we have more to do and thank you, mayor, and thank the office of economic development for working with the community on programs and grants to revise and bring back the small businesses and residents and visitors together building community and building the town thank you all the mannerism that are standing behind us represented the organizations that are actually doing this work in the coming

months during the summer self help and the dp and cpa and chinese companies and, of course, the chinatown merchants and the chinese camera and the legacy each you have represent in our own way communities and businesses and let me close by saying that just as chinatown after some difficult narratives we come back and rise recognize is flexing i know what we're doing this vitality and energy will continue to bring san francisco back like the flexing we always rise and with that, my honor to announce my successor and predecessor on the board of supervisors president supervisor peskin. thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> thank you, city attorney chu and thank you for being here

mayor breed it is important to every you once in awhile take stock where we're been and say thank you. and this is an streamlined stop dhoun has the highest dent not only in to but the western sea board of united states and has been staved for open space? not overly the new chinatown rose pack station this is a new open space chinatown. i saw the movie rally how many of you have shown the moving rally everyone has to see this moving shown and theatre around the corner a store about the last of late great rose pack and the community led fight to name this dhoun station the rose pack station more than that that is really about the community and

the way this community leads all of us this community leads and the politicians follow it is true. this is the first time that the mta has been an open space business and rec and park they've been programming open spaces for decades for centuries but the first for the mta and i had no doubt that with the community association with the chinese chamber of commerce, with the chinatown market street association with the chinatown administering united and chinatown neighborhood association the c y c and the elders louisiana and tom ma gunfire your job is easier because this is the neighborhood that knows how to do it for hold your feet to the fire and come up with the resources and become an attraction far beyond this neighborhood. now we have -

that is not just chinatown it is great are chinatown with raufrn hill and north bacterium beach to jackson square the reality all of san francisco is greater chinatown. and this is the center and this segue connected to the rest of the city a remarkably important state and this rooftop some the icing on the cake and in a way that attracts visitors flu all over the state and country that makes the center of this chinatown and then let me say that because of that leadership this government under the leadership have been london breed has been consistent about the infrastructureal needs not just about having financially finished in project was also about what next up the lake superior of chinatown

dougherty have will have groundbreaking and recorder to everything can be to market library on palace street not far beyond the broadway and also on our list so this is just the beginning and with that, that is my honor and pleasure to i'm going to turn it over to tom ma gunfire from the san francisco pta had the pleasure and pain of residing over this plan thank you, tom and others. >> (clapping). >> thank you, supervisor and tommy ma gunfire the street director for is transportation and welcome you here to our newest subsidy and network every month nearly 50 thousand passengers and community and chinatown voifrtsz pass through the station this is the busiest

station in the subsidy not a surprise we built if not just building contractors but we're building contexts and connecting this we're very, very excited to be hosting the event to celebrate the community and this is what transit it all been in san francisco so takes many people to do the job will be background of the community recovery and working really hard through the ambassador program community partnerships and with the san francisco police department to make sure that everyone customer feel safe with the rearview mirror bus and welcoming to people no matter their background to get from a to s so pleasure and honor to be here to open this station and happy to introduce and with all the organizations and elected

officers officials to make that plaza space so great this summer and now introduce fire one from c y c. >> (clapping). >> good afternoon negative declaration my privilege to thank the tell you on the community leaders and from chinatown we have the living room of chinatown and as a parent paris joy a good is where you have you can remember this is the place on top of of this subsidy station and definitely last weekend had our chinese wellness screening and sold over one hundred not only chinatown but actually of the city i know some visitors came all the way

from sacramento to checkout the space is all those are happening because of partnerships with the different partners that are behind me i feel thumbnail to stand in front of them they make chinatown so vibrate and take the opportunity to take the partnership with mta for their resources and investment to make that a chinatown paris possible and more than that thank the community who is station at the chinatown station from 10 hours a day to provide support and they speak two or three languages to direct the tourists to get to the best restaurants or local resident whether they wanted to take the train or

subsidy. >> the other thing to mention personally a lot of people come out buttons the public safety but chinatown we have the best the central stations will have control in chinatown but some - happen on second street when - young you know what all the neighbors and the people that backpack bad actor ask for help and just ran down the street to capture the suspect and within two minutes and take the whole community to keep us safe and chinatown is stronger than ever because everyone behind me worked together so thank you very much. >> (clapping). >> thank you, so many and for

all the guests joining us here and david chiu and aaron peskin thank you for mepgsz the community centers association and thank you for joining us as well as the chinese (clapping) and doing extraordinary work and thank you to the greater green is advocating for all things chinatown this strictly group of people and thank you for improving the lives of businesses not only for the people that live here and not only the businesses it strive here but visitors to have a warm and welcome experience or experience we appreciate the it takes a village and partnership that's the community and the elected leaders and making that happen thank you for being here..

>> we broke ground in december of last year. we broke ground the day after sandy hook connecticut and had a moment of silence here. it's really great to see the silence that

we experienced then and we've experienced over the years in this playground is now filled with these voices. >> 321, okay. [ applause ] >> the park was kind of bleak. it was scary and over grown. we started to help maclaren park when we found there wasn't any money in the bond for this park maclaren. we spent time for funding. it was expensive to raise money for this and there were a lot of delays. a lot of it was just the mural, the sprinklers and we didn't have any grass. it was that bad. we worked on sprinkler heads and grass and we fixed everything. we

worked hard collecting everything. we had about 400 group members. every a little bit helped and now the park is busy all week. there is people with kids using the park and using strollers and now it's safer by utilizing it. >> maclaren park being the largest second park one of the best kept secrets. what's exciting about this activation in particular is that it's the first of many. it's also representation of our city coming together but not only on the bureaucratic side of things. but also our neighbors, neighbors helped this happen. we are thrilled that today we are seeing the fruition of all that work in this city's open space. >> when we got involved with this park there was a broken swing set and half of -- for

me, one thing i really like to point out to other groups is that when you are competing for funding in a hole on the ground, you need to articulate what you need for your park. i always point as this sight as a model for other communities. >> i hope we continue to work on the other empty pits that are here. there are still a lot of areas that need help at maclaren park. we hope grants and money will be available to continue to improve this park to make it shine. it's a really hidden jewel. a lot of people don't know it's here.

goodness this is the way it is supposed to be. >> hello, i think we can start the melting so for those who in back can you get a seat? >> and let's begin. and someone save a separate of food for me, please (laughter). >> i should have taken the 25 bucks to get here actually so um, welcome, everybody oh, my 0 goodness this is so great is that the way it is supposed to be okay. >> well that is our first on island he meeting in over three years so a cause for celebration; right? >> so for once ever illness and

isolation and fear but those were also the year we saw how important family and neighbors were and how important to have parks and open space and important to have peace. and threats what wiring trying to builds on island a new community a new neighborhood of san francisco. and i think this is a good time to mind ours those of you knew to treasure island a vision and to acknowledge the progress we made national last few years. and with master plan was after years and years of

discussion and public debate over one dozen years ago i am struck by how far sustainable the plan is for treasure island. the focus on building 8 thousand units new homes as you know but it is mix of howe for range of incomes in the low to moderate so high end and the remarkable feature master plan of a gift do all of us this community as well as to san francisco it is there be three hundred angels or acres ever open space and parks will be the largest addition to the city's park system since we built golden gate park it is happening here on treasure island and so we have to really acknowledge this plan is really

a great plan for the city and we're going to have a major any water system along the waters edge and have a promenade and have wetlands and wild areas at the northern edge of island. we're going to have neighborhood parks for sports and children and, yes even be dogs. all connected we bicycle and fields and this is a wonderful, wonderful plan for us. did you know this plan has won intergovernmental recognize the largest development in the world to receive certification for neighborhoods development it has received an reward award in the clinton climate initiative and the plan to address adopted by b

cbc a model for all communities around the state and the last thing the pandemic as you can see we have a motion on the floor buffoon continuing to work for the technical work for the phase one of the development make those sites on treasure island more safe than on the embarcadero and the mainland and have no roads and bicycle passion and water and sewer lines and building a great water system will irrigate the landscape an treasure island. this is this is the horizon are infrastructure we've bang, they can billed vertical infrastructures on island i'm going to proud we have opened the first new affordable housing project on treasure island (clapping) many of you were at the

celebration (clapping) the happy day we've been waiting more affordable housing project to be finished and opted out on island this is the market-rate condominium project completed and we are under a construction on the next housing development consent calendar including by lizcy housing with the hearing from them later on did you see the storm drain garden the spring they were blooming with poppies and other narrative plants those plants were gathered before construction begins and the in your mind in the island so that they can be replanted after the construction is over. and we did this together with ledge a nonprofit that gets training for the

horticulture for the youth and a few circle of being able to serve the eco system and with jobs and training for the youth and so it shows that infrastructure the stormwater filters and cleans the water quality before the system. >> so also during this period we had many important transit corrections like the landing and connecting the bay bridge the bicycle path and those connections to the east bay and san francisco are parallel important and not yet on the hills park on island the first

art sculpt called the environment a public celebration and all of you will be invited and by summer on the new dog park on the hill which is the best year of any dog park in the world i think so we're finally seeing the fruits of effort and building more options and celebrations of the new housing and parks and new community facilities and now places for businesses to thrive many months of planning sat on the shelf never get built but for treasure island will late because it is sustainable and it is um, it has equity providing affordable housing as part of this core mission that. so it will take seconds to finish the vision for

treasure island this year economic cycle one the worst i've seen in four decades the pandemic and the rising terrorist and banking so we have accomplished so much in the last few years things or thanks to the staff an amazing people of the best architects and engineers so i would say that lets build up treasure island not pull it down. as we gather that in-person from the special unique place it is and owe to the masons to get it right. i want to show photos from the park is alex here he constructed

training for folks for the project and also heard he was a amateur photographer and the has a few photos from island. so let's um, show should have his photos. is he we're seeing it right here; right? by here's some photos he goes about on island loves to take the photos and it reminds us of the specific last year place this is. that's the one center construction workers wow. and just from our island we can see the footage. and the night time

acreage and do forgot happy hour (laughter) and spectacular spectacular sunset. so with that, i want to start the meeting today and start the meeting today and good evening and. >> welcome to the san francisco treasure island development authority board of directors meeting for wednesday, june 14, 2023. the board and his committees are having hybrid meetings and providing remote access and public comment by telephone public comment will be take place for each item in-person will be heard first followed by those joining remotely by phone for public comment comment call in comment call in

>> phone number: +1 (415) 655-0001 access code: 2 (595) 846-3778## (press *3 to enter the speaker line) and press pound twice when you're called star three and public comment is limited joining in in-person line up at the podium and those on the telephone dial star 3. each speaker has up to two minutes you're here a chime and at this time you're microphone will be muted and item one i'd like to call the meeting to order. >> director fei tsen here. >> director dunlop here. >> director fadeke richardson. >> director breston. >> director howard. >> director azim. >> director dorsey we have quorum. >> good. >> terrific with the first item

please public comment. >> >> >> >> item on the agenda. in addition to in-person public comment, tida will hear up to 20 minutes of remote public comment on each agenda item. okay. if you have a public comment that is not an agenda item thank you, may come up [off mic.] >> - >> (multiple voices). >> hello. >> i hear you now. >> i'm john explicitly race black people are having their cars towed for expired registration and i know three

people have had that done we are a city we want to preserve this island for everybody but having your vehicle towed as the first step towards homelessness and people that are paying a retention the reason we're targeted because we have those pesky rights with regards to the rent and that's i've been told by the security guards they've been tottered do it most of them are black they don't want to do it and as a white guy in america i know there is liability so in the contract enforce the contract all kinds of things that can be done the potholes but no, they started this to target specifically black residents on this island i think

that unacceptable and oh, well this and that they're playing into something to so racism attempt have there but this is raciest and targeting black neighbors and friends. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for the letting us know taking into consideration. >> next please come up. >> thank you i don't think - >> thank you. >> and can somebody help her with the microphone? >> thank you for coming today. >> my name is natalie carping take care i live on steering begin street and i'm hardship

and me and my neighbor we are - no. you might go alone in the typical chair but no ramp to get on the sidewalk and on one one street to sidewalk period. i'd like to see that more hardship accessible this is some but it is not. and i would like this to be taken care of. >> and i love to see um, different groups like such as stress reduction or a w quality

of goods i'd like to attend a lot of the functions on island instead of having to go into the city and look around for an event but if we got it here like i love what we did in the springs celebration those are all things i can attend but when i have to go sweet spot city because there are not things like that here it hurts because i have to here write live so - >> but the main thing is 33 the handicap getting around on island like i said no sidewalk on certain streets. no ram do get off the sidewalk we have to

circle and get back because there is no way to get off. >> thank you. >> thank you for bringing that up. >> (clapping). >> you know. handicap that must be very frustrating to you and handicap seated at the table is an important part of our plan so i don't know because they're under construction but we need to look at that that is look into with the construction sites. >> more residential. >> uh-huh. >> thank you for the opportunity to address the board or commissioners today. i appeared before you more than once unfortunately, more than two years ago the group i'm a member of member of several organizations one is the local business advisory commission i'm

also the president of national association of southern california contractors a member of san francisco latin and black business contractor association and a number of other organizations that i've voted for that is the three in best interest of minority contractors we have come before you a number of times regarding the contracting opportunity out here in treasure island we believe the data will somehow non-not an effort to include companies like us recently given the vocational promise that you will provide that data the data shows specifically how it's been how we've been affected by the life of contracting and we have not been provide to information. it is not a part of the our agenda

tonight we believe we are owed a commitment to that promise. we talk about local everything it begins at home though supporting local artists or businesses or restaurant and local employment we are your allies in providing the best give for your communities that is every resident in san francisco. we love to be part of you delivering on that commitment. but we don't see the a reception or accepted activity from you all (bell ringing) we like to see that changed. >> (clapping). >> my name is bruce gi r on n.

thank you. >> can you hear me okay? my name is la sister i'm mexican and concerned about that situation on the island everything we think about and do people come in and everybody said this a great community a great environment and for all the families but i feel we are taking apart tourism we are families for 10, 15 and 20 years and every time someone comes say something different we're lost we don't know what to trust. and last time they televise we would have a place for parking and we run in? place but leaves at that point i'm so precipitated bus we

don't have a translation translator for us like mexican for columbia people this is unfair we don't have the opportunity to speak at least a word but my - so it is no. >> (speaking spanish) they can't speak what they feel and want and the the other thing is situation what will be for the friends and family i'm mexican i have iran - >> thank you thirty more seconds. >> my situation where are we going to be my family going to be. so when i left my country i came here and found a family and

now my family will break apart so we need talking to (bell ringing). >> that's all i have. >> thank you. >> thank you. (clapping.) yeah hi, my name is latonya i'm the owner of mansfield construction clean up a native of san francisco and born and raised in house side trade over 25 years we started a business so i can give back to my community and been before the board before thank you for being here. i'm a member of f f l.b. a the black cameras as well as oakland and want to know why, why? >> why don't you want to include us, we talk about

equity, we talk about fairness and working with us. it is didn't make in the different i'm job ready but they trustees work with us i founded a cleaning contract was giving out from a san francisco company but not lbe not a micro lbe and not sure is they're a minority company come on let's do better, thank you. (clapping). >> hello board good to see you guys with sonya bruce. and this is my son hendrik we are here to follow up like they said to inquiry of what you brought up the data a lot of the data was reported we saw you in regards to the lbe participation we appointed a lot of in. >> 10. yerba buena island ramps

and roadways update. we're curious if you will clear up the data you presented and the amount shown we are asking for full transparency liaison is lbe participation that is asked so i'm here again to show your faces to let you know we're very interested in partnering but and looking at to follow up and absolutely need a system created for executive session short term and long-term and in the past meetings mentioned opportunity at the chapel when more time we can speak about other hybrid utilization to an where had board bus looking for that pull through see if you guys can't give us that promise, thank you. (clapping). >> hello commissioners great

to be and fir island meeting in over three years thank you for coming out here and i wanted to just support what was said about towing improper towing i looked at the paroling policies you're not fontana o following them and registrar-recorder/county clerk to tell the owner before the tow it is private property you can do what you want you hire the security companies you can ask them to for the policies i want to talk about earthquake risk i tried to talk about it i wonder in seen the new york mind about the risk of high rise collapse 10 percent of san francisco high rise can collapse in a major

earthquake a 7.3. what i tried to mention in 2015 there a higher risk of 7.3 earthquake previously the tredwell engineers said that was three percent but newark from berkley sisters mosque a peak exoneration as one g the building code it build to 5 g talking about twice as much ground exoneration you're using the same to make them earthquake safe you're just as many at risk as high rises in san francisco i wish you do a reflex a review of earthquake the sciences changed

and you're going to build high rises (bell ringing) i don't know how many but if you do i hate to see them come down. >> (clapping). >> bunk /* i have over two years living on island. >> (speaking spanish) i'm involved in all things on island involved with a lot of organizations do community work and here to support my community and always on the creative side supporting them every step of the way.

>> (speaking spanish.) >> i'm now going to share at the demands we have living here on island. >> (speaking spanish.) >> we need to have parking spaces for all the vehicles. >> (speaking spanish.) >> we people have any sort of disabilities whether physical or management we have supervisors services like the streets or those that provide support.

>> (speaking spanish.) >> there are people that are living here for 10, 5 or three years and they're also entitled to their own rights to live on island and should, receiving benefits for relocation and welcomed into the community we're human and deserve to have equal rights more assessable housing on the island. >> (speaking spanish.) >> all you're plans talking about building a new community for a bright future and people to come and new development but you tend to fifth about the

people we need to to bring us, we need equal rights, aye. >> assessable housing living on the island. >> (speaking spanish.) >> (bell ringing) we want to say that you are supposed to provide interpretation services not just in language for the people that speak other languages besides english>>

(clapping.) >> (speaking spanish.) >> when i first starting living

here and the rent is going up and up-and-up during the pandemic no work for over two years i never stopped paying my rent. >> (speaking spanish) i understand that now the inspections are happening every year are coming up. >> (speaking spanish.) >> and of this inspection they told any neighbors her rent will go up $85. >> (speaking spanish.) >> so, now i want to know with what services you're offer us to come those payments it a lot of

us are not working yet. >> (speaking spanish.) >> the moment we are late one or two days with paying our rent there are consequences to us. >> (speaking spanish.) >> your plan sounds to nice to everybody else but what you are offering to us?

>> (speaking spanish.) >> i want to reiterate what my past colleague said what is the respect for us not speaking the language and there are no language offered if those folks were not here i wouldn't come before you to speak you wouldn't understand what i'm telling you, thank you. (clapping). >> any other in-person comments? >> no, i know one time per person speaking- >> (multiple voices). >> thank you, carol. >> next no other you have the

next item. >> i'm seeing no public comment on the phone. >> and just a reminder to any remote might be a password is treasure island in case you're having issues with having issues with that. >> agreement and related plans, and other activities related to the transfer and development of the former naval station treasure island. >> thank you director fei tsen. >> thank you all for coming out tonight as director fei tsen mentioned this is our first on island meeting since november of 2019 and map to be meeting no in-person and here on tonight. there have been a lot of changes over the last three and a half years four new members of treasure island board since we last pet e met on the board preston has joined the board.

>> director breston. >> (clapping). >> as well as director howard, director azim (clapping) and welcome you to the board and to the island tonight as well. we also have a new supervisor oh, i'm sorry. >> also his first treasure island meeting and let tim say a new words about himself. >> i'm tim a native san franciscan and i come from a construction i'm a field local carpet 22 and i wanted to get involved with treasure island i've been out here when i

thought a kid my uncle had a boat in the boat yard when the navy pulled out we got involved and i came out here a few years then supervisor had a meeting and didn't know about the problems grounding and started hearing about that and an opportunity was offered by my boss to get involved in a commission in san francisco i thought treasure island was a good one a lot of opportunity for people out here there is community that needs to be he taken care of out here we hope i can do a good job for you and taking care of some of the issues we've heard about. thank you. >> (clapping.) >> welcome. >> i also said to over director breston i don't know if you wanted to say and i a few words

you're first island meeting. >> wow. i'm happy to be here, here for those of you i had the pleasure of work with you know me for those who i have not had the pleasure of working get to know me. i live on island for island and been here close to 20 years and have 7 beautiful children i raised on the island i'm familiar with the issues i'm familiar with difficulties and mainly with the in addition, i here to help hey get better and do better this is about community we is foundation of it and going to hold on it so - >> (clapping). >> we also had some additions to tie us back ann may rogers

joined you from the planning department. >> (clapping). >> and so a face audible get to know as was moved forward joined us as deputy director and she'll be focusing on development tissues. she spent the last 5 years as director of citywide policy for the planning department and she'll be working on a number of developments related issues with us. since our last meeting been tremendous progress implementing the development plans for island and again, director fei tsen alluded to those the new utility infrastructure on w b example on the southwest corner of treasure island and chouchd the market-rate condominium and the first 100 percent affordable

building combined 200 and 29 new units on island and three of our households from treasure island were able to purchase inclusionary below-market rate condominium on y b index and the villages i encourage you to engage with the advisors here this evening to learn more but your opportunity. also our historic will voucher residents have been moving into the new apartment and we broken ground on our soak 100 percent affordable buildings you can learn more about that evening and 5 additional market-rate sites in total more than 7 one hundred and 50 new units under construction will be completed by the end of 24. and also been

progress only new key infrastructure including new water resolution volunteers on w b index and electrical switchyard on treasure island and the new ferry terminal was completed and now have ferry services subsidized by the treasure island from the island to downtown. and the first parks the island are expected to be open near the edge of this year and the additional are planned to begin construction that's all i have the development relative issues we couldn't have made it without other support of our island partners including the housing providers, the ymca and

i'd like to invite lewis to give an information data on the ymca. >> hello. >> all right. >> sanchez ita at the with the ymca on treasure island briefly let you know, we have a summer program on june 6th i believe and went to august 11th free right now have up to 60 kids and four open spots we needing meet 8:30 to 6 monday through friday and offer kids breakfast and lunch and snacks and offer lessons on the embarcadero and two additional courses depending

on how strong we take them on field trips thursday and do collaboration with the sign center and partnering with state program and photographer programs and have in the process of a clobbering with the arts that is and that's available for any residents in the kids and on the health and wellness insisting to open 0 thirty minutes later in july and open on saturdays and hired a new program staff i mean support to keep the gym open and at the end the july have a fitness classes

and a swimming instructor that's free to the community and those hours will be posted we're just verifying the schedule and come and check that out. >> (clapping). >> and i also want to invite nova in treasure island to give an update on their programs. >> (clapping). >> good evening directors and treasure island community. hi, i'm from one treasure island and want to share some of the work in june. so first, we continue it run the weekly food pantry an increase in members assessing the food pan day from one 25 to one hundred and 60 residents this is a direct result of the

new residents on island for kids so we're existed to be able to serve the new residents and as far as our programming we have art and training programs in our 15 cohort and set to graduate june '80 percent have been placed in employment we're excited about that (clapping) and begin remunerate for the 60 cohort if anyone it is interested in executrix send them our way we continue request the social media and next door applies to the community as you can see we launched island new flyers on the table and sign up and we can get a test about all things treasure island and it says anything major with a

traffic and or anything else so please get at flyer and sign up and some finance we have a spring swing and health and wellness fair had 120 people and the hip hop dance class was a lot of fun and excited about this is not in our report because it happened this past weekend a big weekend three events on the weekend we had our 1y50eg9 partnering with one treasure island and many, many island programming and residents and businesses. and i want to tell you a little bit about that that was awesome that was our first, you know. big event on island 200 and 45 residents

showed up (clapping) we got sffd to barbecue our famous alex made the alex daddy sign that was a magic we had praise dancers and local college from 360 a rapper was good and blank women's revolt the library and i think against culture and the african-american culture center had dancing and one of our residents melanie william scott ar he organization led by father pulled up a u-haul and gave food to the residents and the hip hop and the treasure island permanent housing was out there yeah

(clapping) and a w s and is an tech was great they're a great new partner was a wonderful event and still looking forward to doing this next year and want to notify the community members to help us as well i want to talk about we are hosting emergency prep workshops this last weekend and 1:00 p.m. residents come out and do the emergency prep workshop and discussion about forming an emergency first responder and part of the bayshore and then one of our staff members alex is the lead nurse in the emergency response for treasure island to look forward to having some training i hate i can't see you all over here. and more trainings and more to come around emergency

stuff and last but not least we are also partnered with the treasure island development group this weekend and that had many volunteers come out from u l i cleblgd three trucks worth of garbage from liverpool we want to thank them and (clapping) regular clean ups on the island if you're interested let us you know and with that, i bid you well. >> (clapping). >> and that's the end of my report. >> okay. >> so we'll open up for public comment first and the directors report and questions or comments from the commission. >> okay. >> heather other comment i open that up to the directors and director fadeke richardson.

>> caller on line. >> you may begin your two minutes. >> i'll follow-up with the caller. >> all right. god go ahead with those questions or comments and director fadeke richardson first. >> thank you looking all the community members advertised always great to come back to treasure island. i was not going to speak tonight, you know. i'll be taking notes my goal to listen to the community and then see what what we can take back. but i want to for the press for the community i think that is important at this meeting i want

you to know the construction training program at treasure island is the best not only the big area in the state of california we're funded residents at risk san franciscans from the bay area if chinatown and matter we going gone to the prison we are training people that most have the programs in the bay area in the state of california will not touch. why it is important. i wanted to people write more about that so people help us to write more what we're doing in the various programs we are funded so people can hear that and help that's the purpose of the press so i wanted to make that write that down a great

opportunity a vision for treasure island it is to train so that all this residents one day and those in san francisco, california look at treasure island and work here and we're going to make that happen so thank you. i wanted to put that is too important when i read about what transpired today it is so important to us here. thank you. >> thank you. linda. >> and - >> thank you. >> very much. madam chair, woman. it is great to see so many of my fellow residents here. i live on the 0i8d and it was really great to hear um, some of the concerns and one of the concerns was the translation issue and it does state that if

we get a advance notice have a person there to translate but just because of the - costly that will great to have advance notice and we'll make those arrangements but said to ask director really thrilled to hear that the dog park everybody buildings i love dogs what about dog park on island on treasure island what happened to that? >> well the current dog park will be stained and additional dog parks the new parks as their constructed for example, on the east side neighborhood one of the blocks of east side will be a dog park as well. >> okay. great. because might be hard for some people to load or drag they're dogs up to the

island so thank you, very much and that's really it. one thing about the y and the swimming i am not by all means if your kids can't swim let them enroll them i almost drowned la was and the kids and my parent got me swimming lessons but it was a really great thing that will save your child's life. >> thank you and please. thank you all for coming out, i know it is your evening we we appreciate hearing our concerns i hope we can address them tonight. um, what i wanted to call back we did two meetings ago we're not talking about the concerns i want to make sure we do that what we're sailing in

the future meetings so if there is a way to get some type of commitment i know it it takes time to get commitment and also perhaps if we have some type of working group with the folks that come out to meeting we can collaborate and address concerns i do that say is important. >> (clapping). >> any other. >> thank you for coming out i heard three concerns that really stuck in any mind i took a lot of not the biggest one was handicap individuals and no ramps for them this is a serious safety issue we need to try to find something 78 and interpretation that is where that is signed or language has to have a voice period and then

the first day one was the lbe when i was and last meeting they talked about it and i'm very interested are in where that is going, thank you. (clapping). >> so um, then let's see - we already had public comment is that own the item on the agenda? >> (multiple voices). >> oh. okay. will you help her with the microphone? >> i of the sailing you know who you are. we are a large thriving community and some of us has been here for years. i've been here permanently since 2009 and all that time for the been a search on island i want to know why we don't have a church, i used to be a very religious person until i got here because

no church to go to i love for a church to be here. >> that's something you might want to think about. >> thank you. >> la sanchez. >> bob i got a couple of questions around the is ev is there any upcoming work any upcoming bidding and what is the outreach efforts look like at that point what do we have to look forward to? >> the next work that um, i.e., i believe the treasure island community development ask working on planning to bid out

is many restoration work on the chapel as well as the city does parks those are expected to happen later on this fall and that daniel butler not here tonight i think they're looking at the september timeframe to have a um, an outreach to try to provide information but i'll work with um, danielle and bring more detailed back to the board in the future. >> did he have any target dates for the rfp before september? >> i - i don't the plan for the october, november timeframe. >> oh. okay. >> all right. then as far as our spanish speaking residents i

apologize that there is such a disconnect in the information i apologize you have for the of the included in this process and i would like as far as myself i know also speak on behalf of the parent council to help you close that gap. that will never be the intention i'm glad to brought it to our attention and please i look forward to hearing from you i'll give you my information and several councilmembers in the audience please let us work on this together and one treasure island also help in the process too because we as we got into the development 90-day grace period it is hard enough for those who have been here longer 10 years we know how hard to navigate island i appreciate you

coming here tonight. thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and that's the - we have the next item, please. >> >> 4. communications from and received by tida. any questions from the board from comments received on this particular item? >> no then any public comment? >> no? >> this is on this item this agenda item which is communications from the - and the only question i didn't ask about how i'm going to get in and exit in the island if we don't get it working and also how can i be able to go to the city. >> thank you. >> okay. >> um, we're going to the next item, please.

>> >> 5. ongoing business by board of directors. any questions or comments into the directors? >> okay. >> i did have one comment. >> la shawn item 6 please consent agenda. >> 6a. approving the minutes of the may 10, 2023, meeting. professional services agreement between the treasure island development authority and one treasure island for fiscal year california nonprofit public benefit corporation, commencing july 1, 2023, july 1, 2023,

july 1, 2023, july 1, 2023, janitorial services for a month to month term, commencing july 1, 2023, and ending june 30, 2024, june 30, 2024, june 30, 2024, june 30, 2024, purpose of funding boys and girls clubs of san francisco's camp mendocino tuition for all on-island youth residents for summer of 2023. highway outfall (for the southgate road realignment project) between treasure island development authority and state of california. >> so moved. >> so moved. >>. okay. can i have a motion? >> >> second. >> second. >> before we vote we'll take public comment on those items okay. and so it is moved and

>> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> opposed? the i's have it. so the next item please on the agenda. >> oh, i'm sorry we're going to move up items 10 and 11. >> to accommodate the staff. >> item 10. >> 10. yerba buena island ramps and roadways update. >> i'd like to welcome, carl holmes from the transportation authority will give this update. >> welcome, carl. >> thank you. >> go ahead. >> good evening madam chair, person and commissioners director beck my name is carl

holmes i'm an employee of transportation authority and deputy director for capital projects and been in the role since october of 2022 so going on 8 or 9 months and happy to present an update on some of the infrastructure projects that we have. and so i'll start with southgate first present to the community um, master plan for the infrastructure that we have so this is our guide to completing the infrastructure projects and image a lot to see on this slide. the focus of this preparation e presentation the far right the yellow the off range for southgate coming out

of the bridge from san francisco to oakland. and that was just opt in may 6th um, actually had the ribbon cutting and you were there as well as some of the communicated we're happy to present on that. um, and the other focused update for today is west side bridges advertised in the original which is in the bottom left and i don't know if i were to move mow my cursor the bottom left for the west side bridges and on the right is southgate. and while i'm on this slide i'd like to say as we get spot west side bridges project since we opened the off-ramp for southgate that is allowing for us to perform work on west side

bridges which was right adjacent to the existing or original off-ramp from the bay bridge going east bay. we are perpetrating to lose that off-ramp will be closed starting june 23rd so starting on thursday night june 22nd during that night shift have crews preparing to shut down that exist so by the morning of friday the 23, that exit will be closed and closed for an the order of three to four years so can allow for the west side bridges project to proceed. on monday the following monday so june 23rd is friday the

following monday will be closing the only ramp so for those on the island on this side of island wanting to enter the brim to go to san francisco that om ramp will be closed. >> wow. >> remind you, we have on ramps on the other side of the island we're allowing the additional weekend time for residents to prepare and also muni is working with the to make sure we'll be rerouting the buses user the southgate oh, ram a lot close collaboration with not only muni but working with caltrans and letting the community know so hoping the community is so i'm

here to make sure this update is heard. >> would you on that map show us then for people coming from san francisco how will we exit to get on treasure island can you - >> (multiple voices.) >> absolutely, absolutely. >> so right now at the bottom of this slide is the san francisco side. >> right. >> of a you're going up to the right to my right you're going towards the island from san francisco and normal you'll take the exit on the southwest this will be closed you continue going up sorry this technology glitch here. >> you continue going up um,

the slide on the freeway and then you'll see on the far right for the far right side where the exit that is open that was opened last month you'll make that far right from the far right lane exit in the right-hand side. >> so you'll loop around and going go underneath the bridge and then you'll go into ma conclusively road back down to treasure island boulevard where you are right now. >> this is a huge change. >> for everyone that lives on treasure island we really must make sure communication gets out to treasure island people. um, residents and people that are coming for jobs otherwise will

be a lot of confusion on this bay bridge. >> understood we are working that we have our consultant team that um, works for sf and the tida staff and caltrans and their public outreach teams will be more also coverage i'm sure month wise with regards to making sure not just coming to meeting and seeing me and on the webbed but for coverage we realize how important and purposing make sure we have the southgate off rather than open for prospering 6 weeks being opened by the time we are closings that to allow for the behavior and to be able to give people an opportunity to make that decision saving in the far

left to the far right. >> are you able to speak about the communication outreach has been and with the signage will be for this this is a yes. >> we have again there's been a traffic advisory by caltrans on june 8th have is two week advance notice working with them they're the ones that control the right-of-way we have nofkz on website and we're doing everything we can 0 it put out more and working with the media to make sure and help us to get out the word we don't want to wait for people to go to our website but getting the word out user other means. >> will you finish our presentation and then we'll on it up. >> sorry to interrupt.

>> again, this is a zoomed in version of southgate rather than the ramp you can use now and this is the rather than will be open for use when we do close the original off-ramp. and so we are also pleased to be able to share this allows for pedestrians and bicyclists coming from the east bay using the bicycle facility on the bay bridge to make the connection from the bay bridge and to go also underneath on to ma custodial road and utilize the bicycle path and sidewalks currently constructed this essentially is briggs chaney the gap with allowing pedestrian and bicycle access to treasure island as well as to the ferry

terminal and through san francisco. that project um, is 6 is $0 million project we're in the close out phase of that and started in the spring of 2020 and taken a huge effort not only with the furnished but the implementation side. i mentioned that - those are planning to close the project in december this is a photo of some of the construction as that was being developed. and i mentioned also the ribbon cutting we had lee last month and the opening now get into the west side bridges. this is the project we are about to start and this is the reason why we're closing the original off ramp in a couple of weeks this project will replace 7

dwesh bridges and retrofit one and provide class two bicycle facilities 4 foot width plus this project will take three years and it is on the orders of one hundred and $16 million total construction costs and again, this is the effort of multiple-generational funding departments to get us to gather up all the funds at some point prior to my time with the agency the project had a a shortfall and not fund i'm pleased to say we've gathered the fund and will begin this project. these are the funding perhaps and stakeholders we want to acknowledge from caltrans to

tida to the public works and others. um, this is a listing of all of funding sources that subpoena will up to the one hundred and $16 million funding package and those are the costs types of shoring the base construction costs and as well as the - that are needed to deliver it project and it is the table of some of our key milestones i mentioned of them we issued our notice of receipt in april i mentioned we're closing off the original off-ramp. as well as the closing the only ramp on it 22 to june 26th and have a detour the forest road detour this is in

close collaboration with the department of development team so there is a roadway that is um, and i'll go back to - hate to try with the line of the words in the dining rooms there is a forest detour in the pink that will be planning to open if for use in august and that will allow for once we fully close this off range and not allow traffic to go um, in the left to right direction, we will allow for residents and workers and visitors to be able to use the forest road detour to circulate throughout the island that again in august. >> i'll i'll scroll back to

where i was. >> again, this is a three to four year project we're looking at december 26th and have a three year evaluation period why we have the final date of december 2029. >> this project once the bridge with the project delivery method using the k we got the authority for an board in ri68 to proceed with that method that the joint venture contract and taking from 2018 to mark of this year to come up with a package not only the funding but an agreement with the cost we can move forward with. but we are confident that the cost we got

are have the contractors are 2.7 percent difference between their cost and our estimates so in the order of one hundred and $15 million that a pretty good um, set of numbers. we also have our deb goals target was 11 percent and this and this contractor will do that under 13 percent we have bunch of risks four i presented to the board in march and three of them we're resolved and the only one is the forest road detour and working closely with tida and the development team so we're tracking that for august. and with that, i'm going to turn it over to you for any questions? >> okay. thank you. >> very much carl.

>> (clapping). >> this is very important report i'd like to say we appreciate the cooperation the county of transportation authority together with tida actually very important for and - before so to have all the sources you have funding in different places and agencies that was a task and so i think that the items will be - all the improvements again so thank you very much. and i'm going to open up for public comment for or first and take questions or comments from the commission. >> okay. any comments from the public? >> you can come up now. >> okay. thank you. >> hello characterized yes, go ahead jeff again. in the first

ramps project i think that is $18 million from the county transportation authority and our rents were promised as security. our rent promised again as security for those two projects much bigger just a question? >> thank you. >> (clapping.) >> the second. >> hello, my name is - i'm a resident on the i'd like been on island for 17 years i have a question in terms of when you're coming from san francisco and getting on to the bridge. so right now existing new lanes in the far right when you're going east bay eyeball-to-eyeball

between three and 7 you're not able to go on the brick. the only because you - a person can get on the bridge having to deal with the traffic on one 0 one and i take second street. okay. >> but had you get on is bridge you're not far left lane that is part of treasure island is closed what happened you can navigate to the first lane to get off treasure island. and the problem is that drivers have not forgiving and most of the people driving of driving are coming from work. so it is going to be very difficult to have to navigate through all that traffic i want to founded whether there is a way that during this construction that we

can utilize the commuter traffic lanes right now we do that we get a 450 ticket so take into consideration. >> thank you for the comment. >> (clapping.) >> and go ahead. >> hi, i'm a resident and one question i have it the roads are up and over a hill that - in the recent past for example, semis have coming down the hillside for 45 hours and the mechanisms to clean up traffic for people without going up a much higher hill than what we have now. >> thank you for your comments. >> do we have anyone else on the phone? >> no callers on the phone. >> so public comment is closed. and open up to as the board

members so, yes linda. >> mr. holmes thank you for the presentation. and a shout out to julie changing the director i think you heard and your team are doing fantastic job for treasure island i have a similar question as the public resident. if you miss. >> high probability you missouri turn and if you don't navigate and get to the right lane in your new to treasure island a traveler you'll miss that. i did that one time and i think that was a way to get detour as the chief something for i think people need to know about that you're traveling and

suddenly a $2 million and you're trying navigate and sufld can't get on the left and right you passed your entrance to treasure island i think one needs to know she stays on the left lane there is a range before you get to the toll i do think that several times and not too many people know that if you don't know that you've go back and go to the toll that's number one, and the other suggestion that i need to be public service announcements on one 0 one with those i think digital travelers need to know every two years or 3 miles before the bridge the left lane is no longer there and that that

would be great because june 26th is right around the corner i can assure that you a lot of people don't know so tomorrow can begin this digital one 01 coming up to treasure island everywhere a big change after the travel, you know. they're to be able to be guided out but that's my suggestion. >> thank you i will personally it can that up with caltrans i know we talked about that with the changing the message sign and as well as having a way to communicate that there is a way to turn around before you go past the plaza we don't want people to do that but it is better than- >> (multiple voices). >> further into oakland and having to sit in the toll plaza

to come back. >> yes, thank you. >> thank you you and also the commenter about we'll take to caltrans and sf mta anything to be done about some consideration with the carpool lane that is off of bryant i can't promise but i'll promise i'll at least communicate i can see that. >> thank you, sir. >> a shawn. >> i'm a resident that drives into the island i'm just as concerned as she is and worth probably as far as assess that is what will happen. the majority of people on island about utilities that lane out of

convention and safety that lane will be used so how do we expedite this conversation to get it, you know. on the agenda so it can - we can start talking about this now up i'm curious about the outreach on island on the island outreach efforts as far as the closure you said this is skeleton for june 23rd? >> yep. >> that is like 10 days away like 10 days away. >> for those of us with a families and working in the busy summer schedule and some activities i'm skifrnd may not be enough time to make the proper adjustment i live on island i ran into emergency services and stuck in traffic

for an hour janitorial this note needs to be a heavy, heavy effort so residents are aware and also will those will those on gps your food delivery person is on island how will this translate with one exit is closed this exit is on? we're going to be closed at threeish correct and southgate will be open and working on the others that's a lot of information i love the presentations i thank you so much. >> it is a lot of information. and for the law person we have

outreach agendas and collaboration because we have student directives i'm thinking about our student drivers in my own howled (laughter). >> i have two things just often on highways get those electronic signs as you for a long term this ramp is closed between this and that i've not seen that on the highway and coordinate are caltrans with the one signs. seems close. >> like i said i'll be following up with caltrans as soon as i get back to my seat about this because this is - we had a number of meetings about making sure that the public is

aware of this happening. whether that is people that are 0i8d residents visitors or front line workers or even the traveling public where tourists we want everybody to know. >> so the fact that you are not aware is - right. >> data for me we need need to get out the word more strongly so that will happen. >> i have one more quick question. you listed goals for disadvantaged enterprises i'm curious with the lbe's on the project? >> not prescribed goals contractual but i'll say that i firmly believe in diversity of all types i communicated to the contractor that we need to have diversity and all levels not

just printed contractually i'm letting proof that and not shamed to say that's something i've communicated with the general contractor. >> thank you very much. sure. >> go ahead. >> i just didn't want to - provide that we need the with flirdz on the table tonight. about the upcoming closures will be glout housing providers. um, as well as there is a changeable message board that is up on 9th street forecasting the coming closures but we'll be ramping up the messaging through next door and all of our you're able other let's for the next two weeks.

>> thank you and then the gps a big one; right? >> of course. >> and okay any other comments from the directors? >> thank you very much >> i have a comment. >> i didn't see you sorry. >> i agree with everybody's comments about we need more signage out there like the freeways san antonio and caltrans is behind the ball but this goes to the construction when do you start demo pretty quick on the - >> pretty quick. >> like that is the whole thing demo facts starting the new construction so on it as quickly as possible doesn't damaging on with plan in place will happen pretty quick; right? >> that's the main push for those detour we can fully gain

access to that area and start the demolition so we're looking at that late summer or early fall and started sooner that we have. >> groundbreaking i failed to announce this friday for the west side bridges starting at 12 o'clock but no matter of the admin building and best building with elected officials having that on their radar no bureau for me to deliver so pushing for the demolition starting late summer or early fall. >> thank you. >> thank you, such. >> so we'll go on to the next item, please. >> and. >> 11. sfmta treasure island 25 route update. >> yeah. so mta

was here and had a tabled during the session and with the change in the exits will be impacts on the timing of the muni service so wanted to invite bryan here to say a few words. >> thank you so much. and bryan has been on the public information officer at muni and appreciate you inviting us here to talk about what those on and off for the bus service on treasure island will be delays will make each one of the buses take longer than. and one of the community members hibdz and need

to make the four lane transfers to get off on the new on and off rather than on the right side of road that is difficult in a passenger vehicle we expect it astonish more difficult when you're driving a muni bus that looks like is starting saturday so - our operators will be making this change um, earlier a few days early to make sure they're used to the route before the on and off ramps close to starting saturday morning the 25 line will start using the new on and off ramps this will may take 5 more minutes and that will impact the frequency of the route. on weeks ago days except approximately every 20 minutes that bus will be coming and the

weekend we expect every thirty minutes at about it our best estimate we have done testing bus runs on the on and off ramps and seeing everyone as well as using the new on and off ramps to see the impacts to the frequencies and the traffic time for the 25 bus. so, yes i'm sorry. we and i want to emphasize two we have not changed it in any way not investing in any less service in the one treasure island service but will not go as far san francisco transportation authority in 2020 we brought that and continued at the level but want to maintain a

high-level of 25 island bus we are trying get word out every simple way we can 12 thousand 5 hundred people that subscribe to the text alerts for the 25 bus we've sent messages and will send another message before the change this saturday and then we'll be shared information with the supervisors office and put up poster and every single route or every single stop on the route has a poster in english and china's and spanish and letting folks know about the impacts to the frequency will be live at the sales force transit center as well sea we'll be communicating with all of our website information as well

sfmta.com/25 i want to be clear whether wherever people are getting off not changing and the 25 because it is twenty-four hours but between one automated teller machine should see no change that is it in thirty minute frequency and with less traffic in the that late night we don't expect changes formulate night riders with that thank you all for inviting us to share with the folks and great to stalk with so many people in advance questions you may have. >> thank you very much. for coming today (clapping) i wished i taken the 25 to this meeting. thank you, bob for letting us know about the

changes yeah. >> so i'm going to open up for public comment and to the directors. >> come on up. >> go ahead. >> good evening williams i'm trying to take they breathe i'm thinking about we talked about like too young directives i'm vices listing going up a big hill with uber that is like scary i'm thinking about my safety with my kids and thinking about, you know. like what that will be experience like on the bus and then you're talking about reducing the number of

buses all right. unreliable symptom we have issues that to me is a big safety issue and what happens if it bus misses that turn and then it has to turn around you have to cut in front of the people speeding in the tolls to then turn back around that will mean like potentially 40 or 50 cars might have to turn around in a bus i don't know if you experience what happened when you're trying to get off island and a bunch of accidents i'm thinking about the lives the possibly can be in disagree with some bus what in the bus breaks adopt a narrow road to be doing that. >> (clapping). >> two weeks. thank you. >> (clapping.)

>> . okay. invocation. >> yep. >> any story the 25 buses; correct? why don't we have right inside of that market put some flyers and everything else inside of the buttons and outside the bus it is treasure island; right? >> i'm thinking that as good idea and my other thoughts u thought i noticed as driver with new additions to the beautiful island the turns for the buses they have to make they seem to have to make them wide into the other lanes i don't think everyone has some thought about

that when we were doing the construction you, you have to back up sorry. (laughter). >> so, thank you. >> and thank you. >> >> (clapping). >> that's did you want to comment on that? >> yeah. sign on the bus themselves. >> i like at the idea one issue is that the buses are not residing the routes they change by the day they come from the same plats but pulled out in a bus it is clean and can be a different bus every single day based on the status of bus we thought about that in terms of yeah communicating changes in advance um, and anything fiscal year 2016-17 within the bus will unfortunately, we can't rely on the day a different bus might be

serving that lane. >> thank you. any other public comment on the phone or in the audience? on the phone? public comment is closed. open up to the directors and we will start with you. >> thank you for your presentation one quick question just i noticed there is always notices on the buses and disappear within an hour those are huge changes that is important that the information gets to the public? >> test. >> so put up signage at each of the stops and sales force has a changing sign we added additional signage on island and

that we also having will replace the signage if, you know. by saturday there is signage that went away we know that is an issue. >> thank you. >> so and the bus for 20 minutes and delays on a regular basis for those two - have late morning doing the right thing the traffic coming across the bridge between 7:30 and months people leave island by 6 o'clock and come back in the afternoon after into 1:30 and 2 if this is the regular classes has that been taking into consideration with the extent route? and have we said saturday you were

starting to practice; right? >> testing. >> that will be in service so rider will be using the new route starting saturday from the time the signage up on the on and off ramps close to everyone the operators will be operating for a few days. >> we're to be navigating and what that took place. >> this saturday. >> this saturday. >> this saturday? >> for the bridges and the other exits closes a lot to navigate i want to make sure we have the proper singe in place the proper information, and i think will behove all transportation agencies being special contact with the agencies on island that serve the residents that we're all on the same page as a mother and driver i do have some concerns. and it will be something new all

the twoifts and turns a big bus, you know. that alone will accuse delays how we get off the island so that is now goupt hill i really, really really, really want to see your honor, extra efforts as far as the outreach and treasure island is one of the smallest community button hardest to get out the word it is important i like one thing i applaud have every language available i'm happy about that we don't want a disconnect so with folks it is an issue thank you for your presentation. >> thank you. >> okay. >> hearing no one or questions or comments i'd like to move this agenda so people can get home to their families. so the next item, please.

>> back to 7. >> 7. treasure island aspirational statement. >> i'd like for the presentation so we can begin. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good evening, good evening a pleasure for heber good evening for the board and the community members i've had the absolute honor of working treasure island and ti b g to develop and draft the statement for our community for treasure island. and for those of us who may or may not know will let's

talk about the operational statement. aspirational is lack of foundation that dump trucks the future that reflection and valued by the defining body that being the community, that being the group that put it together and every person in the room i thank director for starting our conversation earlier today around what 0 it means to evolve and change but also i want to uplift the community and say what is that that is important for us to remain to hold on and uplift for dignity. so with that, operational statements include a vision what the will future looking a mission what are we working toward and value what that is, we building we improve from the community we want each other to know but the

future that brings us to why it is important we want to make sure that resident and community members that are telegraph hill here now and those are past are still recognized as we evolve as we change as we build and as we're doing that want to set the tone with common language that everyone and yet to come before vista are new businesses or new partners or whether we bring in contractors whatever joined our community has a common language we can all uphold what did that look like? the purpose of this project was to be able to develop the shared vision statement for treasure island and rotated in what we need to continue to that uphold inclusion and supporting the cultural development. how do we

go 0 both about that this is not is a one time was i had the pleasure in working on this but this particular project over 6 months and in that process supported by u how three partner and ongoing comments from other streamlined how did we do that? >> a collective workshop came together to be able to god this information and provide feedback on that. we were able to look at community workshops from the island members themselves and hope the three virtually meetings and another follow-up meeting for the data and presented to the board in the past and presented to the can do we present this to the cip board and today presenting it live with the final statement we are proposing it to you are for the language of treasure island.

part of that assessment in our most recent community to conduct the surveys were disseminated from april and we collected over one hundred and fifty surveys in language and chinese and spanish and we're able to look at the responses and what the response said about what we're proposing as follows:. the words that represent the thank you. i community in the do you believe in the bubble if anyone seen this is the birth word where people identify with the most. so in this case opportunity building diversity, inclusion and connection and helpful that is what people before reading our statement building that pi is once we share our statement what are the word is resonated

with the community members and those reading that the most in that an opportunity equity and inclusion and community sustainability. if there is anything urging to remember i hope you remedy from this preparation a lot of overlap what pi is and our words in our statement you'll see in a moment. when else people hope they're connected the overall majority we look at that in a contemplate way 95 percent my math is not that great but that is really great. how did people feel connected 90 percent said they did. >> we didn't tipped to be perfect but intend to put for the what we lived was that feeling that will capture and

connect the community and where it is now and where we want to to be in the future and language that the change of the word of environmental care adversaries equity and people want to remember and how the the unique we made sure that was also resonated and shifted into a statement and the one thing that people want continuing asked for we reinforce that as community effort not just a bits or operation a community. and so without further ado, i'll read what the statement say. and if i

may. >> so our vision statement is that treasure island is a thriving san francisco neighborhood in the middle of bay celebrated by 35 culture and experiences and sustainable community. what is our mission what do we said to to our mission to treat creating a welcoming violent and healthy community that housing the diversity of past existing and future residents and businesses and visitors and what our core values include inclusion and equity sustainability, opportunity, and connection. and when we talk about treasure island we want to remember that that occupant u opportunity

awaits. and some lingering concerns we might say we need to insure the equity and individual alter and the affordability are still applicable and remain available to the community we want to insure we address the safety concerned around island you heard it today so prominent not only we heard in our surveys and people are looking for a place to comprehensivelyly serve the receipt we increase awareness of the visions and credibility and trust of the community and what you define was that looks like. beyond that some next steps people time to see promoted always people mobile bludgeons and maybe consider more information on the

one 25 that is important and business markers on the islands and other ways through the community action and shared power and resident and delays in the housing units next door and other online podium and the the next steps consider how you want to transparently to the residents and anyone not only those that are coming and involve the city officials and use the beautiful buildings and amounts and the ferry landing and tv radio and other platforms and make sure that everyone is buying in to it but bowing into the same language we can't seek achievement for ourselves our vision must be broad view to

include the needs of others 2024 safety and theirs. thank you for the time and the hope (unintelligible). >> (clapping). >> thank you with that for that presentation and for that aspirational statement i can say on behalf of the board we are pleased and also the core values you present and glad to note that 90 percent responded to this survey like with love this island that is really important, yes. >> so i'm going to open up open up for public comment first and then to the directors. >> anyone who wishes to make any questions or comments on this presentation? >> you can come up now. okay. >> and then move on the phone

as okay. we'll open up to the directors for questions or comments. >> no? >> okay. >> um. >> i have - >> la shawn. >> this is to you kate all the presentations today were late to make sure the commissioners have them. okay. >> yes. >> so- >> (multiple voices). >> and we're going to move on and my other comment um, the utilities up and running me that's my name how like i want to see a little bit more with the use of aspect on the assessment i'd like to see that. >> okay. >> (background noise) >> keep going the surveyed were open and get input on what the presentation is and none of the language is alternated i'm opened to provide that back out

again and have them review that if there is changes we'll make that possible. >> thank you. >> all right. so i think we can governor to the next item please. >> 8. star view court update. >> like to invite mercy housing to they're going to give an update on the um, status of star view court project and which will be, you know. under construction and expected to be completed roughly a year from now. >> can you hear me? >> go ahead. >> hi, i'm evelyn mercy housing project manager for star view court. >> happy to be here in front of much you all and late presented in 2019 so excited to share the

progress that has been made. first about mercy housing the charity. mercy housing a national nonprofit to address the shortage of affordable housing across the country month participant in the program methane affordable housing across the country and mercy worked on affordable housing for financing and community outreach and property management and services. um, mercy housing charity were foufrnd members of one treasure island and will be the figured out project that mercy housing have developed together. outcome the catholic charity is routed in treasure island and about the possibility

and youth human serviced for public development. and some of the serviced that are provided include the transportation and immigration and housing services. outcome and they have been operated supportive housing on island since 1999. so, now move on to the court this is the second authority on treasure island it is one hundred and 38 occupant with one to three and 4 bedroom apartment the breakdown is shown on this slide and currently under construction and completion for june 24th. >> this is a project location we are on the corner of 7 and johnson street also the property on the exit for this building and photos of construction progress. first photo along 16

and second and so, now on the approval. 71 at that particular time for families living on island and from catholic charity and catholic charity will be the procedure for thirty those unite and permeate for legacy household and 23 unit in the restricted, huh? last year up to 43 apartment for households between 50 and 60 percent of and - now a little bit about the staffing. you that on site

manager and catholic charity provide the case management and certified for the catholic household. mercy housing will provide serviced kw0r7d will provide services for all resident and will help to establish religious resident and as well as make sure three the program onsite we believe for families that serve the court not a exhausted list but have referrals to the serviced and off-street parking and technology therapy and health education. and some of those services will also be provider announce with all the partners.

the main entrance 0. two lanes connected by bridges. the shared public is 4 stories and 7 stories. >> the storefront provides a lot of natural daytime and activities room and activities room is located on the corner of 7 and johnson street. another nice feature on the ground level have stops had provided additional intrandz for the tenants. now some of the interior features bike parking 4 hundred and 38 spaces creates limited parking some of the community serviced include a community room and kitchen. and

laundry listed on the second floor and adjacent to the our incarcerated and the lounge overlooks the park and the community room overlooks that as well i some rendering for the architect to the community room the entry lobby and the view of courtyard. to give an overview we started the construction last summer and currently about 40 percent complete and the lottery will occurring in 24 and we anticipate currently on schedule for construction completion and for residents to move on next year. that concludes my presentation.

we have if you want to contact me we have informational flirdz in the back by the door and providing for people interested in union and other mercy properties on the back and yeah i'm available for any questions that you may have. >> thank you so much evelyn for coming. >> (clapping). >> and i'd like to say the court is the first affordable family project to be on treasure island so thank you for offering as well so thank you to mercy housing and the catholic church and we're going to take comments from the public. [off mic.] (background noise.) if 0 people on the phone?

>> as well. >> no one. >> go ahead. >> my question of those places will have parking? >> um, so let's see - evelyn there is i don't know how many parking spades that are available. okay. 26 parking spaces. >> so this is not a conversation i'm sorry your questions or comments but not we can't respond. >> okay. >> and how how long can we apply for those places. >> go ahead and ask your questions and then staff could maybe connect you go ahead. >> those are only 1, 2, 3 or

persons. >> yeah. i think that that would be great you can talk to carolyn here with a w i s and she has perhaps more information. >> thank you. >> all right. >> so, now nobody on the phone. >> yeah. >> (speaking spanish.) >> she saying since you're not

answering questions she didn't want you to charge the entertains exit for island she heard from someone that receipt will have to pay to enter or alleviates island some point in time and told new parking meters lagoon the side since no parking available in those new units they don't want that to happen dpo i don't know how the parking is determined and want to know that information. thank you. >> thank you. >> you can contact the staff be all right. >> we are lucky we have people that are students and have adults may not have been established but yet continuing to forge forward we have didn't - the community and

transportation or in costs. so just like how, you know. you say you want to see people show up you want to see the diversity here they are the community showing up and this is just a portion of the families that are saying hey my children are over here and not housing over here. he yet we're still not believe and holding the developers to really reflect and build housing i keep on saying imagine a house with a family of 6 doing laundry downstairs and where urging to park. if you did that imagine that would you know nearly 90 percent a big community is above the one hundred and $25,000 a year we keep on moving forward

please stand up and say stop. enough. we are a community getting torn up you keep saying we're to here but not showing up i see that if the parking and how we're doing this hold them accountable to keep the community together (clapping) this is a phenomenal community. >> showing up. we're showing up he keep telling you we keep bringing and you showing up come on please. thank you for your saying. >> (clapping). >> well um, so i will open to the directors. >> for any of you have questions or comments. >> yes. >> linda please go ahead. >> thank you very much for the update on the start. you know.

we are here and the hope that was continue to have meetings on island we will get the community to roll informed and educate people to see what the 1rer789 are not too many people knew that san francisco the city and county of san francisco set policy all the commissioners here in a different capacity when all this plans were drawn we have the parking that you have now because san francisco the entire san francisco development not just this one they are not encouraging public transportation. i want to stress that out there. you also need to look at the cost this star a -

we've been building to have the maximum unit because san francisco right now have almost 70 thousand families that are waiting in line and can't able to get into housing. i'm sure you all are reading about the homeless situation san francisco doesn't have all the money in the world to do the housing we're begging every that money a public parking share to build start apartment with the funding comes from public, private and nonprofit everything together so you have an agreement that hud will not have that is san francisco long gone but a central area to do our laundry that's the trend in san

francisco. and where everybody small business doing to help to build housing we have the mayor on treasure island but right now not all the fund to do that and i wanted to do. but response to, you know. i wanted you to come to mercy and convey to john stuart at the beginning of our meeting i heard the statement from the public about i don't people are toortd and heard from the residents about the rent. we also hear from san francisco not just what i'd like to have at some point a presentation from john staurtd and mercy housing to to us because at the end of the day, we want to make sure

the residents are able to live on the island the number one goal and bring it up since you're here we're took looking at that and we have the information that can help so substantiate that, however, we are 3w50g9sd to ask those questions and make sure that the residents are we come out to treasure island we want the i state that we have support for and all are here not a coincidence that everyone is sitting here w decisions were made consciously to make sure we have the questions. i'm going to be asking again about how rent and who are displaced we know we don't have any report but sometimes you hear information and have to ask questions how it is substantiated i need on some

of the topics for this mercy housing i'd like to through the chair and the director to address it issue thank you for your progress an excellent presentation. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. other questions or comments. >> ma'am. >> we're going to go on to the next item thank you for the report. >> 9. transitional housing opportunities. >> this is a represents also a great opportunity for many of our market-rate resident to have transitional housing opportunity in with the catholic charity so for residents who have questions about the units about um, the

opportunities in star view court treasure island advisor is here to help residents with those questions and wanted to have karen to say a few words and introduce her team. >> good evening thank you for letting united states come tonight and present before the board at an interesting time we want to introduce some of the new boards and our teams. her tonight. so the board in the county issued an agreement agreement to continue serve as is advisor during the island we're appreciative and after we received that last month, we brought on our team i'd like to introduce tonight on my right is christopher from y cap. >> (clapping). >> roman with y cap?

>> (clapping.) >> with the internet (clapping) and with the other company thank you all very much (clapping) and let's see - >> (laughter.) >> we've heard your direction and want to say we're eager we found some of the best of the best to serve the community and some of the best of the best are lbe's here in san francisco. >> (clapping). >> we're happy about that. um. >> all of them are lbe's and some of the micro lbe's in san francisco so as you might notice we shop. >> so just want to quickly go

over this as you can see there is really two large groups of residents on island one are in the one treasure island organization and the other treasure island. one treasure island unsung hero, you know. is responsible to - and really existing and really, really predictive that and our focus dui advisors for the this slide is information about what we've presented in the past and legacy were on island before june 29th, notifying our role to provide support and help them understand

they're future housing option and transition to transition units. as in lieu of payment if they're interested and help with the down payment assistance and help them understand with the certificate number and resident will move in i'm sorry. i'm talking so quickly i want to acknowledge our team has been trying to respond to our community that is finished speaking and trying to interpret live as we go forward i'll slow down in a minute and down to the island between june 30th be, notifying and december 11, '19 the board had benefits to those populations and offering two advisor support and housing units and if you qualify using

the treasure island number and open housing and the residents after 2019 and have information about housing on said island have a lot of information we're sharing with them and folder we don't have much but we are everything to focus on that group and get information about housing available and including the affordable housing and other market-rate housing. >> so we've talked about star view court i don't know if we reiterate that but excited our mission in 12 probation officers to engage the community and a lot of interesting folks we're glad about that and one of the things we want to talk about and i'm i'm sure you have screens

but is about the availability of available units and happy to handout in english and spanish the way he read that 4 people in the hourly and your income is between $48,000 you may equal you're rent 1,000 plus we have a strong team to make sure we're doing this in the next month. >> our friends as star view court have gone over the timeline we want to reach out one-on-one with people and two open hours in the court in july and excited about that and continue to have outreach throughout the summer and have a

volunteer transition unit period this summer so people can tell us about their interest in star view court. this is more information about our timeline. just really our goal to get people interested in the as we sit here and let us know before the interest to match at the for transition units on island. at star view court want to get people interested this housing units and if they qualify and until september 1st and hope to match people and then hoping we can have everyone go to star view court beginning in june of 2021 and this is information about housing to come. we're excited about the star view court and hopping kinds pat will have inclusionary black or white represent and have people coming up with 07 condominiums for sale

as below-market rate and this map is the location of those units. and here's another way looking at 9 property coming online before 2026 and perverse a quick overview. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> (clapping). >> you'll have to give the information over and over again, it is complicated but it is for that star view court is coming up that will be family apartments there. and people need to understand the timeline when you can apply and the person you need to get the information is karen and her p i'm glad to see you have a team support supporting you with

better outreach so we'll open up for public comment. first and then open up to the directors any - [off mic.] >> go ahead [off mic.] >> be that as that may again 24 year (background noise.) >> 2040 am i on? i will speak really loud. >> village resident and i want to talk about the piping pipeline with 4 hundred and 47 bedrooms so 4 hundred and 47

people (unintelligible) 58 percent of all the evidence villages will be posted you have no right until our post mentioned and will suffer irrevocable harm. >> those vulnerable sold 61 percent of my calculations of all villagers and 49 vulnerable viernlz can be forced off before you the rent and before one treasure island unit built for many housing to be vacated so the project schedule as i read it from the mark presentation he counted 46 available by the end of 2025 that's half of what

you'll need to handle all the people you're planning to displace and kwungz as a matter of the public policy consistent tie die and how to sprint the schedule store displacement any - being available in the project and that post message resident given the opportunity to move to housing units rather than being evacuated i look forward to treasure island development authority amending this accordingly>> (clapping.)

>> (speaking spanish.) >> hi, my name is no more than iowa are i got here in 2012 i have three kids and have a question. >> (speaking spanish.)

>> we have a lot of people living in one household that that are all working we don't make enough money but together for housing units what happens because too much of us are living in one unit but not qualifying to purchase something because we don't make enough money a complicated situation for us. >> (speaking spanish.) >> and she want to know what are we offering aside in the housing units cannot with the but not wanting to leave island

can't make market-rate because they're going to be expensive the they're working wants to this who is left do you have to find housing off island they don't want to leave this is their community. >> thank you. >> (clapping.) >> hi my question linda is really nice and really appreciate all the effort you're doing. and i know your point trying to help a lot of people and really nice and kind and i appreciate that. but the other question is we all are middle class working. so if i'm working right now and don't have a place for people i need to park everywhere and i have to work for other people. and they are

expecting me at certain times sometimes the bus is late and many people will have a problem did he need to be homeless and not have a car and apply for those apartments what solutions can i have? helping some but others are getting upset i can speak for others but friends we are - don't have anything it is expensive and they're changing their mind and we come every time and tell us something different so, now oil confused and concerned about this situation what is coming ahead of us so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so um, any other on the phone? >> no. >> all right. my name is -

i've been a resident the treasure island since 2019 you heard a lot of questions or comments i hope you heard people families and a community. i've been here since r-3 by the don't get the comfort we know what our lives and option will be people are building their lives and community we just want to know what our options are. how we live live and provide for our families please consider those are not just questions or comments. their families and lives we need answers, thank

you. (clapping). >> and to my close public comment after you. >> steve strong. >> i want to back up part of what lauren was saying is that people don't know where they're going to and what is going on with their lives people that don't understand there is an attempt to put. >> toll on this island limited parking. when we asked for um, on island meeting we were talking about having we were thinking we were going though have a meeting people will talk a situation where people can request questions and have a conversation know what is going on and an idea i mean people are all over the map that is what we still have not had that is what those people need and deserve something that is formatted like

town hall where a conversation about what is going on where people can go talk back and forth and get to know each other and deal with the problems. those are not individual problems that go to ms. ill man we need the transition of housing issue was number 7 on the agenda what didn't show up this is the last part of the entire meeting. >> joe. >> it is what. >> pushing 9:30 what is left. >> you know. so- >> we're going to everything we can still asking for on island meeting can be conversation where it is more structured like a town hall or not restricted by the brown act

and completely building in but didn't allow for you to answer questions gives people two minutes and that's it and i'm cut off. >> >> (multiple voices.) >> thank you. >> thank you. very much. >> (multiple voices). >> >> (clapping). >> so thank you, very much. yeah. >> yeah. [off mic.] >> no. >> everybody has two minutes. thank you very much for your comment this is a public peta we have rule we have to follow this is not a town hall meeting. um, council tall can't be a back and forth but again say that karen and those are here the people that you need to talk to. and i understand housing is such a

critical issue for all residents for families each family is different we can't in a public forum like this answer each of our questions you have to do there the treasure island karen come up i believe we had numerous community meetings to talk about the option that they are - and also that some other meetings that are coming up; is that right? >> i think the best thing have a one by one conversation with the advisors you can talk your particular family issue. >> okay. >> we are really happy to make time to meet with the community but as you as a one-on-one to describe your personal situation

we're trying to help an individual plan and their opportunity on island so we're excited about being able to spend a lot of time with the summer doing that and also having drop in sessions which came back helpful to people don't have time to schedule an event and have - the court openhouse event on a thursday night in july on the 13 and again, on a saturday morning the same program we can reach as many people as possible and at the event to make sure we have english and spanish speakers and additional languages have them available for interprets and translators we have materials and spend a lot of our day giving information about the attendance in the back and courage you to stop but for information and have that on

hand but our goal to help people to understand individually what that means to them. >> so they there are many ways to get information not just in session call the team an individual appointment and i think information that is available so, please, please take advantage of of that. >> thank you. >> open up to the directors. >> yeah. i want to reiterate that this is um, really important ti advisors have the eligibility what people are eligible for the island i know that eligibility was created a few years ago so you need - role home really important um, to connect karen her team use

that number the e-mail and find out what you're eligible for the you do that and still don't know then there is a real problem that is what i can't understand we - this is my third meeting he heard the same thing over and over and met with staff to understand this it is ev i'm frustrated because i'm hearing from you all that you go i don't know would you're eligible for i don't know what is available and yet there is a team that is there designed being contracted by the city to do this work so, yeah so i 8 courage you and then - yeah letting know and you still don't know after you contract them still in the dark i really want to know if that's the case i put that on, on the folks we heard from a few times

now. >> all right. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm going to- >> (multiple voices). >> linda. >> i'm just thank you, director howard i want to piggyback please listen? >> i tida has investment millions of dollars for information and the begging the question that every retained of treasure island we're still hearing that and you're right director howard the few commissioner here we hearing basic questions which one has the household she says she's informs quality because income household make more than the requirement but didn't have

enough for market-rate. what - how long will that take for the answers to this kind of family? >> you know. for me the frustration here. we can have multiple town hall meetings with our advisors not bound by should can have multiple-generational town halls and stand up and this is my situation i know that other residents that have the same commission so what is the universe we have 1,000 plus every receipt of treasure island should know where they sit. and in order for them to plan and for the families and in other

issues that we have tida will try to address them but maybe issues we have to take to the city and county of san francisco because the residents of treasure island are also san francisco residents we know that the city has been addressing those issues a long term we want to say here we need to get to the bottom of this and need to really get to the bottom i like to see the data what who is talked to to o so when they show up we can see following week we'll have to do that next time we have a meeting at city hall let's hope all those basic questions are not corporal and do something dramatic about

that. thank you. >> (clapping.) >> go ahead. >> go ahead. >> i'm hearing three things i'm hearing the information is available and i'm hearing there is a disconnect in how the information is being communicated to the different groups. the main thing i'm hearing that traditionally how you do our outreach is not working on island i think that is worth victorville a different solutions a different, you know. thinking there is thinking outside the box and given the killer out of circle but between you and me and ann may we can come together one thing that my years on island outreach is an issue it is the smallest communicated in the community but hardest to reach out we're diverse and we live on an island who else in san francisco lives

on an island you literally live on island we limiting live on an island that is worth vista how we interact on island. and event that was really refreshing, you know. i have not sown you at the a lot of community vent and a good feedback from the consultant at our table. so i think that is worth visiting the relationships and collaboration with the one island groups the ones that live here so we can get the information out specifically so who it needs to get to in a timely manner and practical fashion as well as this is the information that we have he and this is the follow-up information the follow-up timeframe how that applies to everyone specific situation. when i am definitely here and there this can't talked about in those particularly

meetings but the particularly meeting has to be set for those people to be talked about that needs to be a priority amongst everyone not just the ti advisors but the residents you have a responsibility when it comes comes to our house and responsibility to give you the information that pertains to you as that is effects our daily life as resident i understand that we all understand that. but as a resident i under the influence specifically with that. so again, i'm going to offer my services and make the efforts the other thing is the information that is presented specifically for the villages residents. but that leaves questions to how it plays out for the other residents outside of voyages and how that plays into the programs without the options her situation in particular i make two that of

but affordable and not enough for market we can't in the meantime, the person is affordable home ownership where are those programs the other hem? we need to go beyond the help and resources we can give to our residents they can access more if we can't give them what they need so - >> (clapping.) >> thank you. so hearing oh, matt. >> anyway, i certainly wanted to thank her for her work and all the great steps she's done - what

[off mic.] (coughing). >> so a lot of the questions i've heard actually your question that are are supposed to be answered with the dui advisors where the people with coming up and complaining but the gi advisors will be coming up with let me finish please. [off mic.] coming up with answers we're paying a lot of money for those services and i have a lot of respect for [off mic.] ms. elder man the thing is [off mic.] we need those questions [off mic.] >> what's going on here? [off mic.] >> we need [off mic.] we need those

questions answered [off mic.] >> (woman yelling). >> (woman yelling in spanish). >> just a second. >> okay. >> yes. >> so but i guess the bottom line i'm trying to say iso questions come up people that we have hired to answer those questions and theirs clearly not answered so i'm asking for the staff, for ms. elder man so get answers to everyone this is noting been going on a long, long time and going on too long we need people need to know what

their future looks like. >> i understand i live on island myself and have questions that are not getting answered so, you know. i do definitely understand i'm more anger this shouldn't be a situation but should have been done a long time ago to every most o month let's get and report and the exact numbers of people and respond. >> thank you, mark. >> any other comments? >> you hearing no one can we go to the next item, please. >> item 12. >> 12. electrical system update. >> so who is presenting on this. >> so we do i mentioned earlier that we had a new switchgear installed on island and that is

intended to support the new infrastructure but had benefits for the existing island infrastructure electrical infrastructure as well as. but in addition to working on the new system over the last several years a number of investment that have been made in the existing system to try to improve reliability of the system. the public public utilities commission makes sense and operates this system on our above and wanted to welcome ramona from the puc to describe a few of the improvement made and the efforts have been undertaken in the last few years. >> restraining order money the

puc was a contract for tida and had fixing things and we'll identify them i don't know if you noticed i know you're having electrical issues but the outlets are shorter and are still having problems but the improvements with the operation and maintenance i believe that is working we still have a long way to go but doing everything we can that to identify the problems and make them better and that means with the respect of the polls. i'm role here to answer any questions that i may answer so i'm inviting questions. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming and has been a long night we are going to open up for public

comment and then open up to the directors. >> okay. >> i want to know is everyone working on island are they using? >> that's my question [off mic.] >> so the question was for whether or not points workers working on the electrical units yes, they are they are part of local 6. >> thank you. >> so hearing no one comments or questions open up to the board. >> i'm sorry anything further comments. >> no, i have a quick question and the gentleman with the wine operation because talking about

weird little powered dips and rise and something we wouldn't notice but obviously people need to technical protection. >> yes. >> thank you for bringing that up. >> we read his report and did look at everything that is happening not just in the island but you outside of island as well. so the big things see he or we can explain the outage during the storm and the voltage is the big expense we reach five hundred out to the club and have the substation on island we found out that is the substation responds to - spacing that resulted in the - (unintelligible) with the corresponded to this happening substation at the port of oakland and communicating with

them trying to figure out what is going on and anything we can do communication here with the power we're finding the source we can't explain but what is happening on island but we're outside of electrical system so is the property on city island. is that helps. >> good answer. hoping - >> yeah. we checked all the things we installed and reported with the managers the reporter and downloaded everything so see if anything that happening but fortunately what the reporter got the time and down to the second (unintelligible) widely reported we have to look at

that. >> and may take a while will not happen overnight. >> thank you very much. any other questions or comments? >> hearing no one can we go to the next item, please. >>. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, very much. >> item thirteen is discussion of future agenda items by the directors. >> directors. >> go ahead. >> i mentioned the same thing i think that we wanted a report or some agenda item on the lbe's and kind of the data in the transparent on that and love to have that on the next agenda or a way to get the information ahead of time. i'm not satisfied with the puc in the last few minutes we have had the puc actually give us information on whon is going on and love to see that the puc to schedule enough

time to do that and third one is again, if we can have a regular agenda item on the parks we could get ideas and again, the transition housing i think we have that on the agenda it is important and that's it. thank you very much. >> that covers a grateful of the issues and yo mark. >> numbers numbers numbers of it's received and answers that is acceptable what is achieved and was hear that every last number of meetings the only woo to have a solution is to have numbers and they are correct. >> we said earlier forcy housing and really, really

wanted to know the with regards to rent i'd like to have that the only other question i have through the chair and director, you know. beck but mercy housing and john stuart really, really want them to tell us the conditions of residents in regards to rent and eviction in any and to get to the bottom of all the questions. thank you. >> la shawn. i'd like to follow-up i brought it up last time about the the daycare on island want to see the numbers and staff also like to reiterate lending my help to the ar w s and tida to coordinate and

suggest the u.s. department of housing and urban development definitely be here at the next meeting to answer or help to translate this information and how it better suits who that pertains to and also like to suggest that we bring up the discussion for another on island meeting as quickly as possible we needed to hash out those problems not problems but concerns i'll say at home. so - >> i think that, yes there be another on island meeting they'll have that in probable the fall and we'll schedule that shortly but those are not those items and on the agenda today and have another agenda for the

next meeting actually (laughter) to regulate that time and have other speak as well. >> great job >> thank you all both of you have stayed this long. >> thank you for being here and we look forward to (unintelligible). >> thank you. >> (clapping.) >>. okay. >> so i think we can adjourn. >> adjourn. >> happy birthday kate. >> happy birthday kate. >> (laughter.) >> >> (clapping). >>

>> [applause]. [music] [music] >> about 20 years ago the port was look to develop a network of open space and parks and to bring the art network and access to the bay to the entire 7 and a half miles of waterfront property.

this location, 7 acres, identified a very important place to make a park for the community. the park was used very much for ship building. it was a very important location in the city's history. iot best part of the water front was heavy industrial and did in the have opportunity for the public to get in and enjoy will bay and connected to the bay. >> they incorporated the historical value of the area people can learn what was here before, what is here now and then really be able to understand the community that they live in. this was a vibrant ship building area here for years and years. and you know here we got a slip away and for us to have an opportunity to teach our children the old way specials incorporate them in the new ways, it is endless. >> this will be an upon upon

wonder uponful addition to the southeast sector of san francisco it is green and clean and beautiful and access to the bay from a park is just going to be incredible. jot things planned is going to make this a destination for the folkless in the upon community. ability to come out and have a picnic on the grass. and to come out and use the picnic area with the tables and bbq pit and movie night and food trucks has an open space is exciting. we don't are much of it in dog patch. i think this will be a family and community based type park. >> the port is good about talking with the local people about things they might like. >> the whole place is a play ground they will not see anything like this before. >> i feel blessed have been part

of the commission and the process of bringing this park to the community. this has been a long community lead process. >> open space is something we have been doing in san francisco for a long time. connectivity we have to the waterfront and san francisco is important. i can't wait to experience it as a residents and district supervisor. [music] >> ancestors for freedoms and all others who dared to define, defend and