it's important that the mexican museum and the filipino museum or any museum that teaches about our kidut cultural, you know, [speaker not understood] is super important. so, we want to make sure you guys support this, strongly support this. so, you know, not only for the diversity of our community, but for the kids. thank you. [speaker not understood]. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, board of supervisors, president, [speaker not understood]. my name is [speaker not understood], district . i don't want to take it lightly, but it's funny. i mean, [speaker not understood], okay, something is wrong. they do it again. remember the previous appearance? he said the culture is for people, like the roots of a tree. the question is what do we want to have? communities, especially minorities [speaker not understood] who are -- they don't see anything about the people, the culture. instead what they hear is [speaker not understood], discrimination. it's a way of life. i think we have to focus that even so, this is going to be profitable for the city, beneficial for the ci

related to your approval actions and you took a series of approval actions related to the 706, mexican museum project last summer and the developers continued to diligently, move forward on that project in concert with the city and the staff and however there were two outstanding pending lawsuits of which this is one of them and there is a proposed settlement agreement for your consideration and also, available for the general public on the informational table. and so with that, i would like to ask, jim morales to present this item. >> thank you. >> johnson and members of the commission. i am here to report to you on a proposed settlement with the petitioners. this is from july when you approved a purchase and a sales agreement when you, conveyed a undeveloped parcel on mission street, between third and fourth and the jessy square garage and a small air space parcel to millennium to develop as a 43 story residential tower and a 50,000 square foot mexican museum. and 5,000 square foot retail restaurant and rehabilitation of the historic building at the corner of third and mission. in addition,

we've talked about this both in the garages and in fill more and jesse square as apart of the mexican museum site. just to highlight that garage as apart of that mexican garage deal. it was a $20 million tax repayment that would be due to the city and millennium expects to close on that. that's new dollars to the city's general fund that will happen once that transaction is complete for the mexican museum. new dollars to transfer from occi to the city. it's for critical repairs and the a-2, critical street skate improvements in bay view. much of the same. that's good news and one time dollar that is year. in terms of our budget, i think it's more instructive to look at the pie chart to see the trends. moving onto slide 13. the big take away, it turns to our sources and it's contributed to development contributions to do this great work program. really lessening the load on the tax increment. drilling down to what is that tax increment from the source, where is that coming from? we have really the straight path throughs for the mission bay agreement for infrastructure and that tax increment f

you on notice, we the people have participated in the deliberations including the one on the mexican museum, but you the commissioners and i notice it again and again, have no sense of history. which is okay. because some very corrupt people what we called the machine have appointed most of you all. to rubber stamp and do whatever you want to and so why am i here? i want to connect the dots with what happened before, and what is going to happen later on. and again, i want to state right clearly because the hispanics have played an important role in california, as is the name of this city, san francisco, and as is the name of other cities san jose, and is the name of other cities, santa rosa, and we need to have a museum. we should have had a museum a long time ago and i participated in the deliberations with the first museum was supported to be built here with a lot of confrontation and came to the podium and stated to everybody how my family in the 16th century preserved the torra for over 300 years and the matriarch from the family came to me and paid her respects to me and so we need to

unanimously at the board of supervisors the board look at two appeals on mission and so long as the mexican museum once the redevelopment of the property the second was the mapping of the individual project the underlying project was approved march there july of last year with the anderson building to construct a new 43 story tower to have one hundred and 90 units and eir was prepared for the project that was certified on march 21st 21st and the project was approved the eir was appealed and the board of supervisors upheld the certification on 2014 and since then the appellants are seeing the city and litigating they're sequa vkts and it was revised and it was upheld by appeals by the board of supervisors on july 23rd, 2013, the planning commission mandated the decision and it was upheld on july 31st, 2013. for the subdivision appeal the appellant argued that the eir was inadequate and it was beyond what was appealed a short hearing the board of supervisors especially held both subdivisions and they voted to adapt the 24th latino district resolution. and there were in my introduction for ordinances

these map appeals are related of course to an item we are familiar with 706 mission and the mexican museumject. the project entitlements historic appeals and c-e-q-a appeals have already previously been heard by the board. this appeal relates to the subdivision map prepared by the department of public works. and i do watch to thank mr. storrs for the detailed report prior to the meeting. very helpful explaining how the subdivision is essential and novembering forward with the project as plaidction and why the decision worked the way they do on these various parcels. that being said i am looking forward to hearing from both parties on this appeal hearing. ~ moving forward >> with that, why don't we start now with a presentation by the appellant. >>> good afternoon, members of the board. i'm tom lippe, i represent the appellants. we are here now because the tentative subdivision maps, both the nonvesting ones, project 7 65 and the vesting map under project 79 70 were not approved last summer ~ when this board and other agencies of the city approved a whole bunch of approvals for the 706 miss

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