same house, same call? . this resolution is passed >> item 5 is an ordinance to retroactive 6 hundred and 50 thousand in the fire department to support increase of overtime through 2013-2014. >> same house, same call? this ordinance is passed as this is to retrofitly appropriate 76 thousand in the department of management surplus to support the overcame for 2013-2014. >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this is passed. >> item 7 to appropriate you $24 million for city gentle obligation bonds for the safety program in the mayor's office of housing. >> same house, same call? this is passed. >> item 8 to amend the administrative code for the firefighter and police officers as well as of duty benefits. >> same house, same call? this is passed. item 9 angle ordinance to establish a procedure for registering vacant or abandoned store florescence and the inclusion of a registration fee >> same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this is passed. >> item tenant ordinance to

affordable housing. that was not continued, but there are many attempts to keep this conversation going. it is nonpartisan and we have a number of people every month, once a month we have people come fromo are academy fellows whatever direction to provide these kind of ideas. we had a conversation with congressman ryan and it was very spirited and it was very good. each one that we have adds to that breadth of knowledge that we will see replicated up on the hill. talking about the civil rights movement and the impact of the war on poverty. is in westborough, massachusetts. independent. caller: thank you for c-span. good morning. i'm stuck in massachusetts, we -achusetts. the family has to stick together as a clan. people are learning how to make cash because all the jobs, engineering is where i work, they are gone. exist in a state with no state taxes. i don't pay taxes anymore. host: is that the reason why housing is not affordable? you can't afford a house. you have to stick together. you can't put the

how long could this charge the house or the car? >> depends what you do in the house.it's off the battery you can run 10-15 hours. the bruins of the house is this -- brains of the house is this - a home energy management system. a prototype built by honda to balance sly and demand -- supply and demand. >> the integration is happening - 250 channels. all the temperatures, the electric loads, water flows monitored and recorded. >> what was the clicking. >> it's the way the data logger picks through the channels. >> while phil got the big picture from michael. jonathan, an engineer at uc davidson's we were cooling center showed me some of the houses cutting edge technology. >> we are heating and cooling. >> this is in lieu of having traditional central heating. >> absolutely. instead of moving thermal energy around with air, we move around with water, delivering the heating and cooling through the floors and ceiling. >> if there's cold water swimming underneath and above colder. >> also, significantly, it's impacted by the temperature of the surfaces in the room. >> one o

and first of all, i wanted to thank mercy housing for the housing our residents they've been a great partner with the city if you look at across the street they are housing seniors and today, of course, we're giving a special tour on 1184 th street that will be new homes to our residents. that's why we're here for our city's homes e homeless families and individuals. there's no doubt our city has changed many lives around the years we've be focusing on the future to insure we remain a city for the one hundred percent that's why i've been working hard to make sure we attract investment and create jobs and investment no our city when our residents have access to good paying jobs they're to succeed and with the low employment rate weaving we're going to make sure that happens and our focus on housing we'll help all our residents. i've set a goal for rehabilitating thirty thousand homes before i 2020 with at least a third of fooshtd affordability to low income families. with our commitment to the rapid rehousing were trying to make sure that resident don't become homeless to begin with t

i am project manager at bridge housing. thank you for taking time today to celebrate the successful completion of the beautiful development. this development has been a painstaking labor of love for bridge, the mayor's office of housing and icii and the team of architects, engineers and contractors and consultants who stuck with the project against all odds. i would like to thank several people who have worked tirelessly over the past seven years to get us to this milestone. i want to congratulate my core team members, mimi, code and chris hunter and richard stacy and staff with stacy architects and our general contractors. thank you so much for your hard work and unflinching commitment. i want to add a special note of thanks to bill moffit who is in the back and the construction manager. this was a challenge and we couldn't have done it without your guidance and perseverance. thank you very much. i would like to thank the constructional engineers and our landscape architects. [inaudible] and casey moore with waterproofing

of the housing community development. the mission bay citizen's advisory council has been supportive of the block 7 west the cac is interested in the development that helps to support of the population that lives at block 7 west. next and to take over the schedule. the sponsor is a planning on submitting an application to kidding lot and to the 10 percent bond in october of this year. in january of 2015 we apartment bringing the ground lewis to the ccii commission and in 2018 the board of supervisors will look at the bonds and in 2015 they've closed and start construction. also when we start construction we'll be reviewing the marketing plan had he inventing the marketing outreach. and the marketing outreach to help with getting folks ready for the c p holders to have them have time to apply and be able to be qualified to rent the units. we apartment the temporary certificate of occupancy in 2016 and achieving 90 percent occupancy in spring of had 2017 and closing out the project the contract staff is working with the sma

one is to create a stabilization trust, two, housing catalyst fund for new and low income housing and three mayor's office of housing pipeline and fourth, to jump start the housing rehab and finally we have agreed to examine and pursue and introduce a set of stabilization policies. the first of which we will introduce in september. so much as adopt the plan. and control showplace square to prohibit displacement of pdr non-profit arts and small business. we'll be looking at policy to loosen restrictions on commercial districts and limit the second floor to non-profit office use to pursue additional square footage that non-profits can compete for that would potentially be a lower cost and a policy to provide affordable ground floor space in finance projects such as affordable housing. establishing a citywide neighborhood advisory body with neighborhood base subgroups to help identify sites for acquisition for the stabilization fund and the soma area plan will enable 43 percent of new housing will be affordable which might include an isd to help meet that goal. finally we'll be looking t

those are also in our inclusionary program our affordable housing programs all of our affordable housing cop and certificate holders get the first preference. what we do we give ellis act housing preference holders that come after the cop program or other cites specific preferences that will come after those and before the general population or the san francisco residents. we - the board of supervisors and the christmasing committee that put together the eligibility requirements recognizes that someone who moved into a unit their rents were high enough and probably able to make it in the market but people that have been in the unit for a longer are the ones targeted. so the program is that you have to have been in your unit for 10 years. we will also will allow you to be in the units years if you're disabled or have a doctor illnesses so it's for folks that a significa a significant impediment >> so this year we implemented the program in april of this year and went back to 2012 we were able to give certificates to anyone who was ellis act evicted from january 12th through now. as of is

and second for the new housing in san francisco including 1/3rd of those affordable housing to low and moderate income and financial reach of the working hard by 2024 and create a housing stabilization for the insuring of the public housing and 5 review the macarthur housing at an election to be held on november 2nd, 2014, >> supervisor kim. >> thank you we peshtd the additional time we were norwalk down to the last minute of the details of the major aspect of the passage today. it's had a long journey it didn't stop today, this is part of a longer road that i am per diem committed to walking with a broad coalition to help to make san francisco more affordable for residents we came out of the selma plan and the concept is simple we should commit to have affordable housing in our neighborhoods the goal was thirty percent was to be built for 60 percent of san franciscans this was what the developers b will commit to the dialog in action that needs to take place neither starts or ends with the compromise i'm announcing with the mayor's office we've done a lot in the past and have more to

>> mercy housing >> in total. gosh, perhaps jeff white, our housing program manager might be able to provide -- >> unfortunately i don't have the answer off the top of my head, but we can provide that information with you. and transbay, i can just address, as far as rfps that have been issued in transbay for affordable housing, one of the projects was awarded to mercy, one to glitch housing and one to tnbc. >> i know mercy is doing a good job, but which is is presented of golab? mercy's partner, what is it? golab? >> mm-hm. >> is he here, anybody? >> they are not. the project today is affordable only so the block six project was the combined project with golab but this projecis

rate housing and affordable housing. >> we are going to take a little pause here to give supervisor kim an opportunity to get here. >>supervisor norman yee: i guess we are coming off recess. we are going to resume to the last item in which we already called, right? so we are joined by supervisor jane kim. she will introduce the item. >>supervisor jane kim: thank you chair yee. i just want to thank and acknowledge the rules committee. we've hat a tough session. we made it finally in time. we were just negotiating literally words to make sure that we came forward to the rules committee with the right amendments and changes that we would not have to make later. i'm really happy to announce that today we have agreed upon a set of core terms between the mayor's office for housing and neighborhood stabilization plan to achieve our goal of balance of achieving 30 percent of housing. this plan of 2014-2015 via legislation and if necessary ballot measures in the future. we are starting this process today by presenting to voters on november 2014 a ballot measure with core values which memorialize

. >> same house, same call? this see adapted. a resolution authorizing the rec and park department to accept a grant for one hundred thousand to support the construction of the vertical that component at the golden gate park from august 1st. same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. item 24 oar is a resolution to approve a contract for the rehabilitation for the conference committee for recommended tools and training not to exceed $34 million for a 6 year terminate to commence the board approval. same house, same call? this see adapt. item 25 to approve amendment 24 for a airport contract for the terminal and refurbishment between p&g and engineering and the city in an amount not to exceed 12 million >> same house, same call? >> resolution to approve modification to a construction management support services for the runway between the city not to exceed $14.7 million. same house, same call? this www.drnpa.org resolution is adapted. item 27 resolution to authorize the department of public health to summit an application t

housing and integrated economic communities income housing. maximizing new affordable housing and making sure the residents are involved in every step of the change process. >> so this photo here shows you an aerial view of the public housing site, both the terrace and the annex. this is facing north that it's on the southeast side of the city. you can also tell from this aerial that is very much detached from the natural street grid of san francisco. it made up of a bunch of diagonal streets and cul-de-sacs on the annex side. here are some examples of the existing buildings. most of them are 3 story barracks style in the 1940s and the annex built in 1955. the demographics now there are 606 residential units. 85 percent of them are occupied. what we know now is there are about 1300 residents on lease. what we suspect there is a third more about off lease closer to around 2,000 residents on-site. the ethnic breakdown is 60 percent african american, 20 percent latino, 10 percent asian pacific islander and mixed ethnic and white. it is also very

house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., august 4, 2014. i hereby appoint the honorable thomas e. petri to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. , ned, john a. boehner speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend peter foaland, holy trinity catholic church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: god of the unexpected, god who makes the weak strong, who makes the poor rich, who makes the dead alive again, dash our expectations as we begin this week of labor on behalf of the citizens of this country. help us seek you, not in the familiar, but in the strange. help us reach out to you, not in the comfortable but in the challenging. help us realize your justice, not in the usual patterns that can shackle us, but in the new way you show us, the way that always frees us. bless today the members and the staff of this body. may they be women and me

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they're looking for the soldier obviously going house to house. they've told citizens in gaza to evacuate certain areas. and they show no signs of stopping. i think clearly the cease-fire talks are dead right now. they hope that they can get them up at some point. but the question i think right now is how does this change israel's strategy? they had said that the strategy was really a sustained calm. and that meant getting rid of the rockets, destroying some of the tunnels. but now is their longer-term goal of getting rid of hamas and crushing them going to be the immediate strategy right now? gwen: it seems as if we sit around this table he have week and we look for a different way of answering the same question which is what is the way out? there are some -- actors usually at the table here in this these kind of conflicts who are absent this time. >> it's fascinating. normally the way these wind down is israel fights, hamas fights, egypt steps in and egypt is the immediate rator. -- is the mediator. that's not happening now. you have these divis

same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. item 28 a resolution for accident lease of real property its 258 laguna boulevard by the office of the public defender at a monthly rent of $2,000 5 hundred through june 30th, 2019, this year same house, same call? call items 29 through 3s 0 contract amendments between the department of public health and the following inhibits in i have no speaker cards amounts for provision of mental health and increasing not to exceed $29 million to $37 million from july 31 july 31st to 2015 and the richard area to provide behavorial health services in an amount not to exceed $42 million plus to december 2015 and the health outpatient for mental health substance abuse and increasing the total contract amount of 64 $.5 million through 2015 and item 22 to provide pharmacy services to expand the contracted term not to exceed approximately $22 million. and item 33. health right 360 for fiscal services for behavorial health services and extending the contract terms through 2018 >> same house, same call?

white house document. white house secretary at first not told of post-9/11 cia interrogation methods." okay, there wasn't a lot of information there in that breaking news. seemed like "the associated press" had a document from the white house referring to the time when colin powell was george w. bush's secretary of state and how he apparently didn't know about the cia's enhanced interrogation tactics. that was a little tease that came our way yesterday afternoon. and then a few hours later, the "ap" filled in the details and turns out breaking news was coming from a document the white house had e-mailed accidentally to an "associated press" reporter. the white house had sent to the "ap" talking points about the greatly anticipated but not yet released senate report on the cia's detention and interrogation program under the bush administration. and that report, which the senate intelligence committee has been working on for more than five years which covers more than 6,000 pages. that report is said to cove

the mayor's office of housing sees this apart of a larger strategy as we create market rate housing, we are creating indeed affordable housing and this is a classic example of that. is it enough affordable housing? it's never enough, and we agree he with the board on that. we are also looking at other ways of trying to create affordable housing in other particular sites. as you may know, we have spent a lot of time this summer with the housing working group trying to look at the question of middle income housing and what some of the tools might be and where it would be most suitable to do t. we haven't found that magic program at this point and the source in which to do it, ~ but we are currently looking at a variety of ways to encourage and produce and ensure that there will be a band of affordable housing serving that particular middle. this may or may not be the site for it, but clearly the initial allocation of affordable units, the 20% is a significant increase over the baseline requirement for a building of this size. >> thank you. >> okay. seeing no other questions, mr. rose,

and so now if ted cruz were in the house and he were speaker of the house, he would be effectively leadingis caucus. >> yeah, chris, and let me just say, i agree because if you remember the shutdown, he actually was the one who led this terrible debacle of the government shutdown, and so you're right. he sees himself as a leader and where there's a void, he's trying to lead. >> then he told the house republican members to blow up the bill the other night. indeed he took offense saying the suggestion by some that those house members are unable to stand up an fight for their own conservative principles is offensive and belittle to house strifbs. they know what they believe and it would be absurd for anyone to try to tell them what to think. congresswoman that seems to be laying it on a bit paternalistically. i wouldn't be telling these young children how to vote but i did and that would embarrass them. i wonder why they're not embarrassed meeting with this guy. >> i certainly would be. you know, i have to say this moment is a very serious moment. we have a huge humanitarian crises on our bor

not housing the affordable housing need remember the jobs housing linkage value is not about building housing and assuming trickle down for affordability but about building affordable housing to mitigate the affordable housing impact of the workforce have we done that the answer a clear no we've not done that indeed the principle fidgeting metabolism that allows us to have a running start to building the lowest end the redevelopment agencies financial process has been taken away it's gone and we've yet to define how it is we're going to play for affordable housing have we address the transit system and the transit needs especially, as the central office district moves south and east the answer is, of course not before we worry about the politics of the commercial office development let's look at the policies of increasing transit and affordable housing capacity thank you. is there any additional public comment >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed. i also want to thank mr. teeing for the presentation i thought it was very informative and look forward to the conversation today,

holders in new affordable housing. and ocii affordable housing includes the ocii for the or otherwise subject to ocii enforceable obligations this is a inclusionary housing units. i think maria a touchdown on the e i p certificate is through the mayor's office of housing so they'll be qualifying folks that are evicted. that certificate holders will come before the certificate of preference holder and before san francisco residents and workers. it applies to projects with at least 5 affordable units so something p had 4 units that wouldn't apply let's say their inclusionary it wouldn't apply to the units and then that applies to 20 percent of the affordable units in a project for example, a one hundred, one hundred affordable projects only 20 of those units can be accessed but is e i p certificate holders. the preference is lids on a project by project basis to insure the consistent obligations and not apply if prohibited by state or federal funding sources or in violation of the applicable laws or enforceable obligatio

reagan had tip o'neill over to the white house every week. it actually got along well because they build a relationship. when the competition issues came up they got together and figured out a way to solve them. look at the relationship between bill clinton and the congress back then. book clinton and newt gingrich are not close friends but they had a relationship trade when problems came up, they solve them. not partisan. they were very different ideologically, but when problems came up they got together and solved them. they balance the federal budget. they got the economy moving again. this can happen again. i'm going to keep fighting to make sure the house is doing its part in making sure we bring these issues up and confront the challenges our nation faces. you have to have the senate start doing their job, put some good ideas on the table. medicare will go bankrupt in just about 10 years. i don't think it's responsible to let medicare go bankrupt. we put a plan in our budget to save medicare from bankruptcy. the president and senate cri

the project will result in a net loss of one dwelling unit from the city's housing stock and replies them with a less affordable house and the r m-1 allows 3 zoning units and the proposed loss of the dwelling unit is contrary to the mayor inclusive including the naturally affordable unify u units and the housing affordability creates a exceptional circumstance such that existing dwelling units should be preserved that concludes my presentation. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you project sponsor. >> good evening. i'm aaron he miller owner jennifer johnson i have printouts of the supplemental memory we've printed you should have received digitally. and jennifer will speak. good afternoon. i'm jennifer johnson this is my husband of 8 years and he is a nacht of san francisco. we have a family here. appealing to the commission to approve the merger of who junior one bedroom units our which don't 30th not provide first name heirs to create a modest size 16 hundred plus 3 bedroom home that appraise housing for our expanding family we got married in 2006 and