projects is in market and octavia. bicycles, there's a lot of support for bicycles and have a list of all the bicycle projects that have been completed in the planned area, if anyone is interested in that one as well. i just read an article about electrical car fueling options and apparently there is some agency in the city that's going to create a plan to make sure available citywide. the last issue that was raised is coordination, the c.a.c. and how it's been going. there are a lot of really interesting ideas about updating their website, get a mailing list going. we're working with our technical support staff to see what we can do. we've been meeting for two and a 1/2 years now with market octavia and the c.a.c. we have a list of priority projects. these projects are including things that have been implemented the hays street and the hape street two-way. and they're familiar with our agencies and they're starting to see it as part of our work program. we've also recently with sarah dunna phillips have been working w

in market octavia, we imagine something very different. i want to spend a little bit of time talking about the process we have gone through to get to this legislation and how the program will work. after the legislation was introduced, the mayor's office of housing convened a task force or working group on the legislation, which included representatives from the community, affordable housing advocates, project sponsors which have projects in the plan area, and city staff, including those who are here with me today. based on the work of that committee, a number of recommendations and amendments were made to the original legislation that was introduced. those changes are in the legislation that is before you. that is what i will be talking about when i am doing an overview of the legislation. also, the market octavia cbd past a resolution of support. the department is recommending approval of this ordinance with the proposed changes in the legislation. generally, the program would work a lot like an approval for a community improvement progr

what else did i have in regard to market-octavia? you're going to have a traffic impact with two-way hayes and all of these because the cars that would normally be going on there would be forced to, you know, make a turn, probably rather than proceed on and they might end up going on franklin, a block out of the way to then get back to governor to go the way -- to goff to go the way they want to go on goff. there will be some ramifications but overall a pretty good idea. and what is this vehicle size idea? could you tell me a little bit about this? you can't have an escalade in market-octavia or what? >> that's right. no. this is an idea from the c.a.c. that's actually a fairly creative idea that isn't really related to any of the policies in the plan. i'm not familiar with any agencies in this city that focus on regulating car size. at this time. but we are looking at parking management as a way to make sure that we're efficiently using all of the on-street parking. so that isn't something that the department imagines going forward

when market octavia came to us, it also was slated for a one-to- one parking unit ratio. i realize this has been the -- the labor -- belabored to the point of years, and we changed it because we realized that we could accommodate the capacity to modify that one to one of one unit a parking bill for one unit of housing, and i thought the outcome was a decent outcome, sensible, so it was not one to one any more, but i realize that there is some added in the of keeping it one-to-one but treasure island. -- some at mnc -- some adamancy keeping a one-to-one for treasure island. congestion pricing is one strategy, but it does not necessarily dissuade the reliance on private automobiles. i love that, it would be then having transit, and it is the transit system i am concerned about that is not developed enough to support the increased population on treasure island. if you could just talk a little bit about that very quickly, and then, i have an amendment, which i believe is friendly to private sponsor. i would like to hear your thoughts. >> i think we can make a distinction betw

understanding since the recesses you will consider the continuance of item 15, which is the market and octavia monitoring report follow-up hearing. so moved to what date? >> june 16 or whatever 16th it is. commissioner olague: the proposal is to continue this in the june 16. >> second. >> wanted to make sure to place at the end of the calendar because a lot of the individuals that hope to be here wanted to be here, and that is why we are continuing it, so we could have more input. commissioner olague: on that motion for continuance to june 16. commissioner moore? don't know? commissioner moore: [inaudible] commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore:. commissioner sugaya:. commissioner miguel:. commissioner olague: thank you, commissioners. that item has been continued. you are now on general public comment. is there any general public, items on today's agenda? seeing none, general public comment is closed and the meeting is adjourned. thank you. 6:14 please tell me somebody didn't just drop th there? ...it's like a foot away from the trash can. man, i'm like this close to throwing it away my

pilot program, the market and octavia historic resource service, and the mission and sonoma is sort research surveys. he is a graduate of the university of mission and the university -- the university of michigan and the university of california. i have had the pleasure of working with rich on several letters of determination on various cases the past several months and have been extremely impressed with his work, and believe you will be as well. thank you. >> i cannot believe you hired me. [laughter] the project before you is a permit to install a wireless telecommunication networks for at&t, located within the mixed use office building district. the proposed code of work includes installation of 12 panel antennas on the existing six-story buildings. these would be mounted approximately 82 feet above street level and are suspicious -- and are sufficiently screen from the public right-of-way and public view. as cited in the guidelines, the project is located on a location preference to the site. currently, this rooftop currently possesses seven panel antennas by another wireless operator, an

the market octavia created a list of priority projects. that has been integrated into all the work. eastern neighborhood has been working on their prioritization process. they are new are. they also reviewed the future agreements -- a few of the agreements for improvements, including a child care center approved on third street. that is the first report in front of you. when you look for it, it does go through each area and talk about the accomplishments and how much revenue we anticipate. the sec report was drafted by the comptroller's office. it is much more of an accounting of all of the development impact fees. this cannot of article four. we put all of the impact fees in one article. we tried to get really strong. this was the mayor's office legislation on how we administer and keep track of all of our impact fees. this includes not just the area plans but also the city-wide fees and downtown fees. on page 9, it shows you a list of all 25 of them. this is pretty good for us to start seeing the impact fees is a revenue source we need to be keeping track of and doing good plannin

market octavia did nothing. eastern neighborhoods tried and failed. in the end, the solution comes to what can solve the -- what can south of market do. we are the jobs solution in the eastern neighborhoods eir. they essentially said western soma will take care of it. this provides a balance of growth and residences. we might be better off leaving the existing zoning in place. it is not bad. but our support for this plan is predicated on acceptance of our planning principles, a stabilization policy that implements those principles. i ask that you forward this resolution to the full board of supervisors with a recommendation. i would be glad to answer any questions. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. i would love to have public comment first. but i really want to point out again -- when you look at the historical rates, even in the years when we sought a housing boom that has been unprecedented in the city -- in 2001, where we probably saw the lowest rates of affordability being built in western soma, we were still able to build 39.4% affordable. si

this came from the market octavia plan and it's recommended rule of thumb for height to street with ratios. so as we start to look at the presidio ave elevation, we have a 55-foot high building that comes up and is pushed towards presidio ave, which allows more of a height to widths ratio. then it drops down towards the bid block. and as we turn the corner, he break the building into two pieces and reduce it more than the buildings across the street. so give it ahill more vertical and slimmer profile. then at the back we break it down again with a 13-foot setback from sutter street and then a 15-foot setback from the rear yard. so you can see as we set back the fifth floor, this height at 45 feet is basically very close to what the compromise building has been talked about. so if we were to have a 45-foot building that came all the away across. if you follow the cursor, this would actually fill in this corner with. this 45 foot, we're setting back 10 feet and this actually lets more light into the rear yar. and as urs up the street, the fifth floor expression is set back 15.9. so actually

the victim, octavia medinah, was so badly hurt he remained unconscious for 6 years and died last week. but authorities never charged burgara with the crime and he was deported to mexico. now they are considering whether to file homocide charges. >>> we now know the identity of a woman killed in an el is a rita house fire. it started on king drive. a man, his 11-year-old granddaughter and elderly woman was in the home when the fire broke out. the man and girl were able to get out but the woman died. the contra costa county says the victim was 97-year-old beatrice graina. they say the fire may have been sparked by candles that fell over inside a religious shrine. >>> there is a new twist in the search for a nursing student michelle le. we reported that calls were made from her cell phone after her disappearance last month. jade hernandez says that's not necessarily the case so what are they saying now? yoo with no new arrests the information that came out of a san diego television station seemed to give this investigation hope but, today, hayward police and the le family are disputing t

projected upwards and downwards into second and third story residences across the street and down octavia streets which are residential zone homes. while -- according to second 145.2 of the plan, they cannot disturb the residences. this project as both. in the first few months of operation, although they were not permitted to occupy the deck, the bifold doors were open and our community was subjected to severe noise coming from the establishment. the noise got so bad that i bought the sound meter and while i am not an expert by any means, the noise redding i submitted in my declaration in your package was taken saturday morning with the deck unoccupied. this was a better situation. the noise is a real and serious issue that has not been meaningfully investigated by the city. there were brief sound readings taken neither of which measure the conditions of the project. there were taken at street level with the deck unoccupied and the first was taken with the by full doors close. this does not reflect the project at all. here is the recording i took for my third floor bedroom again. this is

market octavia did nothing. eastern neighborhoods tried and failed. in the end, the solution comes to what can solve the -- what can south of market do. we are the jobs solution in the eastern neighborhoods eir. they essentially said western soma will take care of it. this provides a balance of growth and residences. we might be better off leaving the existing zoning in place. it is not bad. but our support for this plan is predicated

i am definitely in favor of expanding it from octavia all the way to the very building. we should have dedicated bike lanes there. [applause] we are experimenting with turn lanes so we can dedicate more sequential use of that street. and then there is an economic part of it. as you know, we have worked hard with the supervisors to make sure that we have amid market change. all of those employees i know -- you are going to see more than 25% of them riding and to work. there will probably be 50% or 60% of the workers we encouraged to locate and beyond big-market. they will be riding to work a lot. we need to expand those lines to make sure we work with it. i know that each of the supervisors will have a minute to say, but before they do, i wanted to welcome also our business partners, people encouraging their employees to ride to work. we have jeff from wells fargo. you are still with us, right? come on out here. we have peter from green apple books. where is peter? peter, come on up here. these are also the employers working with the city, working with our supervisors, al

i ask and recently on octavia park and there was a new grill put in and historic sign and i like the restaurant now with the light and the windows but the sign was gone afterwards? >> i am unaware anything in the building code says that you have to stop. maybe the planning code. >> maybe a landmark sign or along those lines but i don't think it's addressed in the planning code to preserve the signs to that extent. >> so the city had a bunch of doggy heads and now have one left. >> it's a landmark. >> it's a landmark dog. >> it's a landmark now. >> on the waterfront we have interesting signs and you can only see from the water really. this is one and pacific far east and the golden bears there and a whole realm. are they being preserved in anyway? >> no, i think we should discuss that with the port authority and maybe fall under their jurisdiction. >> welcome home. i think this is from operation -- what is the one before operation desert storm. >> (inaudible). >> shield. and another ris toric sign and pier 23 and good jazz and t door eating and this wonderful sign. an old sign represe

the market octavia created a list of priority projects. that has been integrated into all the work. eastern neighborhood has been working on their prioritization process. they are new are. they also reviewed the future agreements -- a few of the agreements for improvements, including a child care center approved on third street. that is the first report in front of you. when you look for it, it does go through each area and talk about the accomplishments and how much revenue we anticipate. the sec report was drafted by the comptroller's office. it is much more of an accounting of all of the development impact fees. this cannot of article four. we put all of the impact fees in one cl

crosstown freeways on the james like freeway coming in from the octavia expressway.y drivers behaving badly around the area there is plenty of bad behavior in the suburbs. >> look at this driver of this fedex truck in the video right here i'm not sure if you can see it but this is a stop sign, del worry he did see it either. it is an often that i show you drivers ignoring stop signs. this issue's you that drivers in the suburb can be just as bad. in the suburbs a stop sign is just us suggestion. the california stop is the norm in most of the area. this woman with two kids isn't doing her best to make sure that a driver action stops. it doesn't take long to do. a stock means forward motion not rolling slowly. yes a california stock is a violation. stanley a tweaked on twitter. you can also e-mail on him at kron 4 dot com. that is the son you can say >> welcome back near 70 along the bank and were starting out with a little fog and cloud cover right now. nice stretcher weather for coming in the next seven days >> chris bausch and his girlfriend are battling out in a co

this is ground zero according to the new map golden gate and octavia in the western edition but neighborsay the type of crime that happens here isn't the type they lose sleep over any more. >> most of the crime is car break-ins. that's it. because back in the day it used to be the shoot them up bang bang. now no more of that. >>reporter: neighbors say if looking for violent crimes look no further than no. 2 hot spot sixth and mission. home to attempted murder and fist night not to mention vandalize bike, deindicating mattresses and of course john. >> might be branging when i tell other people i live in the badest part of san francisco but if you talk to everybody in the tenderloin and right here south of market they say the same thing. >>reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> l crack down is under way against for profit school that promise graduate will earn top pay but 11 them saddled with heavy debt. culinary, busines business, cosmetology and other trade schools will lose the ability to accept federal student loans unless about a third of graduates are working and paying off their

tickets are $25 and the party is at the community center at market and octavia streets. san francisco's gay pride parade is next sunday. >>> and the foreclosure crisis continues to grow. one bank has so many on its list, it's now giving some away. plus, as you can see here, developments in afghanistan. the peace talks now underway with the taliban. and oakland base fan still trying to make it work on wall street. how investors are faring after the ipo this week. >>> good mornings to you! a live look at the bay. low clouds overhead. we do expect sunshine for the afternoon. >>> new this morning, a potential breakthrough for peace in afghanistan. afghan president karzai says his government and the united states are negotiating with taliban fighters to end the bloodshed. this is the first time someone has acknowledged peace talks are taking place. karzai told journalists today negotiations are going well. >>> california senator bother barbara boxer says it's time for troops in afghanistan to come home. she spoke yesterday in san francisco about america's role in the region.