. >> thank you director bohe and good afternoon, commissioners that is a continuation of a may 6, 2014, resolution commentating to a long term lease between third and mission and a affiliate of the california historical society or c h s for approximately 15 thousand square feet in the paramount on mission street. as a quick refresher the agency entered into the lease for a 4 hundred and 92 secret project on mission street this is bound by mission street and third and jessie and has the paramount immediately adjacent to that the california historical society and the backside along jessie street is where the hotel so it was completed in 2002 and consistent of a mixed use tower. the site as originally purchased by itself agency with federal urban renewal you funds when it was sold the purchase price was denounced and has a nonprofit space specifically h s. in 2003, the developer entered into a lease with 15 thousand square feet which fulfilled the lda requirement to protect the project the lds has to get the consent of the tenancies or any lease termination. on may 6th the agency was aske

in and again as director bohe mention last week ucsf paid their liquidated damages in the liquidated affordable fee for the development of block 7 west. as a refresher there's a location map it's a little bit small hopefully, you'll see it block 7 west is outlined that's where the 2 hundred affordable housing units are going and block 7 east is where the family house is going to be going. a refresher on the lovely lovely dine those are a few images. the building itself consists of 2 hundred and thirty thousand square feet and a mikdz use of 10 thousand feet plus there's one and two two berms it will be four stories of housing over park the development will include a development and laundry room and fitness facility there will be a 28 thousand square feet kwashgd for private residents and their guests. the target population will be householders earning up to 50 and $60,000 call roll the medium income at ami is 61 thousand $800. 40 of the units will be for the householders at ami. i wanted to go over the occupancy preferences you've seen those before but it is somewhat unique as all th

. >> thank you executive director bohe and project manager for the hunters point shipyard. get a little beat. today as you've heard we're requesting a scope budget for the relocation services with o pc. as part of my presentation i'll provide context about the shipyard and the artist replacement building and the relocation contract and amendment and martin mating i didn't will you stand up sees the cork and she'll be giving you awning update on the artist activities as well. the shipyards will be developed in two pleas that includes candle stick point and there are two agreement phase one and 2010 phase two. the development program for the shipyard this is the geograph center and it's anchored by building 101 that houses approximately one hundred and 50 artists and two a additional building the general location of those buildings have shown on the map. in order to initiate the artist district the sixth building will be demolished and consolidated two buildings one for the kitchen in building 101. under the d b.a. the shipyard will remain that two buildings depicted are the

. >> great, thank you director bohe we've got here today, we're going to give you a presentation the mayor's office of housing affordable housing unit maria is going to describe the reason the city has taken action around the ellis act and going to she'll describe how the city is going about implementing that action and i'll come back and describe ocii implementations of a preference for the ellis act evicted persons. >> maria. >> good evening. i'm marie a benjamin from the mayor's office of housing of community development. in december of last year oh, you'll help me >> in december even if this last year the mayor and board of supervisors intensified the assistance ordinance because of the rising race of evictions throughout the city due to the state law of the ellis act. and the ellis act is a way that a landlord who owns a rental controlled building can go out of business in essence and evict the tenants that are living in the building and sell their building to a new landlord. what we found is that a lot of the companies that were selling the buildings were selling to an affiliat

. >> thank you director bohe and good afternoon, commissioners that is a continuation of a may 6, 2014, resolution commentating to a long term lease between third and mission and a affiliate of the california historical society or c