county of proxy san francisco of development for property located at the northeast corner of octavia boulevard and fell street, commonly known as a portion of the assessor's block 0817 lautner 33 to extend the lease term for four years to five years. item number 7, resolution approving an amendment of sublease between the city and county of san francisco and proxy development for property located at the southeast corner of octavia boulevard and hayes street, commonly known as a portion of the block 0817, lot 30, parcel k, to extend the sublease term from three years to five years. supervisor chu: thank you. we have a member of supervisor mirkarimi's office. >> supervisor mirkarimi regrets not being here this morning and ask me to give a brief introduction to these two resolutions items 6 and 7 are resolutions which would extend the lease terms for two city- owned parcels in the hayes valley neighborhood. they are commonly referred to at the corner of octavia and hayes street. the currently occupied by the proxy project. there is the museum of craft and design and the soon-to-be opened beer gar

the octavia boulevard and the vibrancy that's brought along with the hayes green at the end of the boulevardthe decrease in many of our crime issues, and one of the things that we're looking toward in the hayes valley area is more publicly funded and privately funded temporary art. one of the most positive aspects of hayes valley i would say it's the people and the way the people work together. >> there are so many people in the community right now like kind of focus on trying to like help young people and help families. we got this one program called young academic achievers. this program works with kids that are doing well in school to make sure they keep doing well. they're being influenced by kids that are having problems in school. we have another program called comprehensive program in schools, and offering support services and life skills. >> one of the greatest opportunities coming up is the 100th anniversary of japantown and hoping to better recognize its importance to california san francisco history as well as what japantown as offered over the last 100 years of being here. >> one

of a lease between the city and proxy development for the property on the northeast corner of octavia boulevard and fell street. item 20, approving the amendment of the sublease of a property with san francisco and proxy development, extending the term from three years to five years. president chiu: these are adopted. >> item 21, the amending the administrative code by adding 3.17 to require separate over time items in the budget for the airport, emergency management, fire, police, public health, public utilities, public works, recreation and park, and the sheriff's office. supervisor campos: i want to thank supervisor farrell, who is the co-author of this piece of legislation. this is common sense and good government legislation that simply says that if the department is to go above the overtime amount that it is budgeted for a fiscal year that it simply need to come back to this board of supervisors and seek approval of that. it mainly means that there will be more transparency in terms of how overtime is spent in the city and county of san francisco. we recognize overtime is appropriate in s

project is in its planning phase right now, and it will be implemented from the ferry building two octavia boulevardn 2015. and the street is -- when the street is repaid. public safety enhancements along market street. in 2012, the midmarket bus station will be open

project is in its planning phase right now, and it will be implemented from the ferry building two octavia boulevardn 2015. and the street is -- when the street is repaid. public safety enhancements along market street. in 2012, the midmarket bus station will be open on sixth street. we're also going to partner with the community benefit district to expand coverage of the safety ambassadors, in addition to policing the area. in fact, the safety ambassadors, we plan to hire people from the community to be an additional eyes and ears. because as you know, when you talk to these young technology entrepreneurs and their employees, they're not looking at the st. half the time. they're on their side -- they're not looking at the street have the time. they're on their ipad or phones. but they also want to be safe. cultivation of art and culture in the area through recruitment and galleries and theaters, as well as restaurants and nightclubs. they draw visitors to the area. you are seeing that happen already. that is an exciting part of our midmarket. we have seen a positive effect on the successes in centr