senter?that is correct. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor trying to get see no other questions we will now go to the presentation for the project sponsor.. or, the representative.he will have up to 10 minutes. >> hello. pres. breed and board of supervisors. my name is shoddy o'connor emma the project sponsor of 953 treat >> can you please speak into the microphone. >> i apologize on the project sponsor 953 treat ave. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. this is the property in question. i would like to start by shedding light to the reason why [inaudible] opposing this president ernest and jim hunter with the previous owners of 953 treat. they had the property in the family since 1954. in 2005 they were the project sponsor which pursued a historic intervention in order to demo 953 treat and build a 9-10 year building. i apologize. these prevent planet bowman found the building to be not historically resource. ernest has brother, jim did not see eye to eye on the project did not fo

senter?that is correct. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor trying to get see no other questions we will now go to the presentation for the project sponsor.. or, the representative.he will have up to 10 minutes. >> hello. pres. breed and board of supervisors. my name is shoddy o'connor emma the project sponsor of 953 treat >> can you please speak into the microphone. >> i apologize on the project sponsor 953 treat ave. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. this is the property in question. i would like to start by shedding light to the reason why [inaudible] opposing this president ernest and jim hunter with the previous owners of 953 treat. they had the property in the family since 1954. in 2005 they were the project sponsor which pursued a historic intervention in order to demo 953 treat and build a 9-10 year building. i apologize. these prevent planet bowman found the building to be not historically resource. ernest has brother, jim did not see eye to eye on the project did not fo

senter?that is correct. >> okay. >> thank you supervisor trying to get see no other questions we will now go to the presentation for the project sponsor.. or, the representative.he will have up to 10 minutes. >> hello. pres. breed and board of supervisors. my name is shoddy o'connor emma the project sponsor of 953 treat >> can you please speak into the microphone. >> i apologize on the project sponsor 953 treat ave. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. this is the property in question. i would like to start by shedding light to the reason why [inaudible] opposing this president ernest and jim hunter with the previous owners of 953 treat. they had the property in the family since 1954. in 2005 they were the project sponsor which pursued a historic intervention in order to demo 953 treat and build a 9-10 year building. i apologize. these prevent planet bowman found the building to be not historically resource. ernest has brother, jim did not see eye to eye on the project did not fo

the tennis senter is located in the heart of golden gate park in district five if conservatory lie and the academy of sciences to the west, and sanyon street to the east. the golden gate tennis senter is park of recreation and parks greater tennis system which includes 130 additional free public courts. with stable maintenance and funding by measure b, and donor grants, we have begun to resurface 37 courts system wide. an additional 23 courts are slated so that that 1/3 has been tarring targeted for a recorrect cent photos on the left and historichis t hisser to cal on the right. the first two tennis courts were laid in golden gate park in 1937. and then there was 21 courts in the same configuration you see today. many tennis greats have refined their game at the tennis center, including rosy, alice marble, helen wills, billie jean king, and others. the current clubhouse is the site's fourth. it was built in 1960 and has seen very few improvements since that point. so let's just start with an overview. and the existing sites and 21 tennis courts are not standard size. they are too clos

community center is used for youth after school and then in the afternoon it will convert into a youth senter. the community center will have wellness classes, an array of other social opportunities and organized activities. as of right now the planned opening date is monday february 2. again, i'm here seeking your support for this item. happy to answer any questions. >>thank you. any comments or questions from the commission? >>i do -- >>commissioner ow. commissioner ow. >>thank you. what's the capacity. how many senior you going to serve? >>i believe between now and the end of june we're hoping to serve 130 unduplicated seniors for the full year about 300 clients on an annual base sis. >>what's the hours? >>i'm just a little confused. it says location and time of services the address is 601 jackson street. am i in the right -- >>let's take a look. i apologize, that is a typo. 601 is one of their offices where their provide services. this location is 131 lennox way. >>and it says hours of operation are 8:30 to 5:15 pm. >>again, that's a typo in this. >>thank you. any other comments or questi

and then the expanded walking of downtown but i think in planning terms defining the walkable city senter is a slightly narrower diameter. moving right along, i would like and perhaps not right now ask you to extrain in more detail to me of why we're eliminating f.a.r. typically in planning f.a.r. and height balance each other to create a reasonable building shape. height starts to bulk out the building unless you have other tools by which f.a.r. and you challenge the height which is allowed. i would like you to explain plain that at some other time and the amount of proposed growth is very high and this is more like 40-45% is the lot of growth if you look at infrastructure in that part of town and historically less intense development that use to be more industrial warehouse and the stress we put on the exist ing plan and something we need to look at more closely and below grade infrastructure of water, sewer, etc., and to pull away that growth into growth which is in other districts such as lincoln hill, etc. and that sewer water capacity is part of that. and i assume it underlying your

i take great pride that our hospital is the only level one trauma senter in the city. with tremendous growth in the city it is not possible to absorb the influx of patients. when fully staffed we should have 22 nurses and a charge nurse. yesterday we had ten. under those circumstances when trauma happens like the who was hit by the bart train last night we have to stop what we're doing and react. the sluks is to pull people with other obligations. because yetd wasn't an exception, it's quickly becoming the nornl. when we're short staffed patients wait while we're dealing with the trauma. the 80-year-old with a broken hip can't go to the bathroom, the little kid with a stress trackture waits for sedation. in the ed team does not shy away from challenges. i was in charge the days the flight crashed. nurses, doctors, aids and administrative staff all came in to assist without even being asked. we know what it takes to make the emergency department function. when tragedy strikes we deliver. but we need your support to run an effective department on a day-to-day basis and t

provide the food for the different senters that they will offer the new program. there are 15 new sites where they started this program in different parts of the island. interestingly they wanted to start out with a few pilot programs, but nobody wanted to start so they said oh the heck with it. this is a sample of the meals they provide, home delivered meals and they are using the menu that we have approved for the samoan community development center. this is another sample of the meals. of course this is very common and culturally well accepted. now, this is a picture of the seniors at graduation and what they did was that because they couldn't volunteer -- getting volunteers was different in the islands than here. they train the seniors, they're able to use them as food service aids helping with the new service. these are just some very few highlights of the visit back in january of last year. on the very top is the chief ali and he met with the seniors at the samoan community development center to get their insights and also get their feedback of what works fo

congressman miller and the worker advocacy groups that have been working for years with including the law senters popular democracy, the national [inaudible] wanted to announce that in parallel with these efforts on the national level i've been working for the last several years with a coalition of community organizationings and i'd like to announce that next week i'll be introducing legislation at this board with similar goals as the miller bill. i've been working with a broad based coalition of community, labor and small business groups to develop the proposed ordinance and we're calling it the retail workers bill of rights. this local san francisco ordinance seeks to promote full-time employment, discourage on call scheduling practices and large retail businesses in our city. i'd like to thank supervisor chiu for his leadership on these issues and tune into 88.5 fm tomorrow morning for congressman miller and i'll be joining him on the forum radio shoi as well. coming through san francisco this coming sunday is the san francisco marathon, sunday july 27, and the marathon is really an amazing ra

was working with caterers and having the restaurants be able to provide the food for the different senters that they will offer the new program. there are 15 new sites where they started this program in different parts of the island. interestingly they wanted to start out with a few pilot

was working with caterers and having the restaurants be able to provide the food for the different senters that they will offer the new program. there are 15 new sites where they started this program in different parts of the island. interestingly they wanted to start out with a few pilot programs, but nobody wanted to start so they said oh the heck with it. this is a sample of the meals they provide, home delivered meals and they are using the menu that we have approved for the samoan community development center. this is another sample of the meals. of course this is very common and culturally well accepted. now, this is a picture of the seniors at graduation and what they did was that because they couldn

found that the existing community senter is considered an historic resource because it is associated with events, specifically the founding of an african-american institution which has made important contributions to the cultural history of san francisco. demolition of this historic resource is therefore, considered, a significant environmental impact. the draft e.i.r. was reviewed by the hisser toic preservation -- by the historic preservation commission and wassed a quantity pursuant to ceqa and recommended mitigation measure that documents the history of the community center as a cultural institution and to include more information in the e.i.r. about the building architect lloyd gardener and to contain more information related to the e.i.r.'s preservation alternative. at the conclusion of my presentation, i will pass out a summary of these comments to the commission secretary. as described in the e.i.r., there would be a special use district and a reclassification of the site height limit. the e.i.r. includes an analysis of a co-compliant alternative to provide the comparison of

the filipino community and i don't know if you had any opportunity to reach out to them and their senter is literally down the block. i think there are quite a few in that area right across from msaconi and there is a few. not like it is completely vacant and not like taraville where there is none, so i think there is a lot of issues this raises for me, too, although i am always inclined to support these uses. >> thank you. i wanted to clarify the analysis that staff does go through in looking at any qualifying use and the sponsor does submit an affidavit and we do our own analysis and the public facilities are easy to identify. the private more difficult. we do in part rely on communities and what other facilities are out there and a lot of preschool and day care-type of stuff, but as far as the teenage-based youth facilities, it is kind of a case by case analysis and this commissioner so desired, staff could look into that and to the knowledge here, this is compliant. >> i would like to ask a question for mr. singh, the d.r. requester. i amg generally in favor to thi particular m.c.d.