duffy. >> joe duffy dbi. the two permits under appeal this evening for the exudate 1-2 feet above 10 yd.3 trench and repair of private walkway to about plumbing and electrical conduits to be embedded underground that building permit was is a [inaudible]. it was reviewed by building inspection division building plan check and issued by central permit bureau on 8 june. second permit for a new fence side and rear 8 feet tall. again, building inspection division looked at it did went to city planning. also building plan check. then it was issued again formate over the current approval. the fence permit to my thing, does address a notice of violation that we issued on the 18th of may, 2016. it doesn't reference the notice of violation but was first installing a fence at the planning site but sitting six. [inaudible] website a property. again proper permits and plans for fence on left property. so, that permit was take care of that notice of violation when the work is finished. you did hear a lot of comments obviou

dbi welcomed the mayor's direction and urgency as the protection of the high-rises is called in question for the residents. the mayor wants to fear, not facts to drive this conversation, so i look forward to the director working with you and along with the commission to follow through these requests, if you wanted to add any particular comments to that, you're more than welcome to do it. >> yeah, good morning, commission, our department is going to work with outside experts trying to make sure whatever we can do to improve -- you know, to ensure all the safety of the high-rise building in the area. >> okay, alright, we look forward to working, we have a long road to go there. one final note, i would like to welcome annie, she is new, she is our madam secretary's new assistant there and welcome to the team and i look forward to working with you, that's annie down there waving her hands, introduce yourself to everybody afterwards, that concludes my president's announcements, thank you, for this morning. >> okay, thank you, is there any public comment on the president's announcement? seeing

okay we'll hear from the department now. >> gang commissioners joe duffy dbi welcome. >> welcome back from our vacation. >> thank you commissioner president honda and the complete number 20 one 5 plus came in dbi on the 14 of december 2014 that was assigned to builder inspector duffey took off the investigation and the description was construction in the garage area off an illegal unit without permits as we do with all complaints we assess the property mr. duffy was successful in entry to the property and wrote a notice of violation that read it was orientated on december 4th days after we received the complaint the complainants filed regarding unpermitted construction with the location on ground floor reframing and adding existing space and ground floor no records of building permits to construct rooms on the grandchildren or ground floor and electrical work without permits the kreveng action to object a building permit to remove the work performed without a permit and have the permit for the existing rooms and object a required disconnections to close the complaint when we initialed

have a lot of things to work on as a department a lot of the things need to be done between us and dbi the department of building inspection obviously we'll need additional funds to do a more expensive job of inspecting the residential buildings in the city i think that we'll get that funding but certainly have to should good faith we're ready to do it. >> i'll say this commissioner vice president cleaveland i did not have the opportunity to give that input if i had i would have been able to tell the grand jury a framework we're working on and the end process i'll say most if not all 90 percent of the recommendations as addressed towards the fashz office is underway and if not underway where a structure is laid out we'll plug in resources and upcoming. >> i'm delighted to hear that. >> i don't know how much detail but the framework is in place. >> i have a number of questions i hope it appropriate madam chair to ask those questions. >> that's why we're here. >> okay what what is status even if r two groups staffed what is the status of that. >> if you clarify there are two groups. >> r

perspective grand jury and i had to take one session out that was to heavy and thick a categorical of dbi being the fire department personnel i went to the fire department section and went through that has i read through that the biggest pages i looked at was the recommendation pages page 49 and 57 and 62 and 64 and quite frankly chief concerns of all those issues none of the issues in terms of the concerns are news to me as a commissioner i granted been in the seat for 20 years but comes down to the requirement that are our building permit and process in the amount of residents out there, there is quite a bit of those numbers so i always concern myself number one enough personnel with the funding to be able to do this particular inspection on that particular level so i think that with the reason in the mission with references to the mission quite a bit in the report and the prerogative of the grand jury to do that but always looking at the city and county of san francisco in terms of giving us a perspective what we see out there i think is current so in terms of our finding correct me if

and then, dbi mysteriously lost any record of their response and six months later after six months ofadio silencethe final completion of occupancy was issued in august 2009. after final correspondence showed the efforts of the certificate of occupancy around that same time. the department stipulated the hearing that record loss or record destruction was a common practice that they were "not required to keep records" this was in august 2016 as to why this is sinking like a rock in the heart of our downtown. although, subsequent to that hearing the individuals released information saying they were inspecting it in july as of two months ago contradictingthere are hearing at the oversight committee. i cannot negate their response of i don't know i don't remember, or i don't have any documents. another large earthquake i developed a --[inaudible] uc berkeley engineers pulled together a tall building initiative which released a study in 2007 that found that high-rises are inherently more dangerous than shorter structures into particular areas. first, window shattering in a tall building wil

and then, dbi mysteriously lost any record of their response and six months later after six months ofadio silencethe final completion of occupancy was issued in august 2009. after final correspondence showed the efforts of the certificate of occupancy around that same time. the department stipulated the hearing that record loss or record destruction was a common practice that they were "not required to keep records" this was in august 2016 as to why this is sinking like a rock in the heart of our downtown. although, subsequent to that hearing the individuals released information saying they were inspecting it in july as of two months ago contradictingthere are hearing at the oversight committee. i cannot negate their response of i don't know i don't remember, or i don't have any documents. another large earthquake i developed a --[inaudible] uc berkeley engineers pulled together a tall building initiative which released a study in 2007 that found that high-rises are inherently more dangerous than shorter structures into particular areas. first, window shattering in a tall building wil

of dbi and sf fd. dbi has staffing dedicated to residential two inspections was sf fd bar suspension and subcommittees are first and foremost tasked with first responder duties. as of ft inspections of all residential-do occupancies is both an art of responsibility that must be timed in a manner so as not to compromise health and safety emergency. in spite of different different business models per above, there are key ways to enhance and drive greater collaboration. number one, establish a perpetual working committee that meets with regular candidates and seeks to evaluate the housing code and fire code in parallel identify where there is a lack of overlap and develop a referral process to support these areas in a proactive and transparent manner. number two, implement a 21st-century close loop digital solution that enables dbi and sf fd to seamlessly share data across departments and provide online access to interdepartmental referral tracking and reporting. the civil grand jury's recommendation was

he spoke about the amount of demolitions were take place when alteration permits were taken out at dbithe commissioner the president of the commission angus said, yes this is important we would like to hold a hearing there is a hearing going to be scheduled about demolition and at that meeting on august 17th the building code were approved they get approved every 3 years so my question here is to these people that want to change things we have a section in the building code one 03 point a that independence demolition a principle portion and then it also has a whole section on why projects are considered demolition and one, if a building is not a resource and the project exceeds 317 b thresholds blow it is tantamount to a demolition that's all in the building code and that was all forwarded and approved and they approve things every 3 years my question if they want to make a separate code section what codes and highway will it relate to the building codes thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners shawn rb a i'd like to start by threatening staff and thanking this commission for tackli

of dbi and sf fd. dbi has staffing dedicated to residential two inspections was sf fd bar suspension and subcommittees are first and foremost tasked with first responder duties. as of ft inspections of all residential-do occupancies is both an art of responsibility that must be timed in a manner so as not to compromise health and safety emergency. in spite of different different business models per above, there are key ways to enhance and drive greater collaboration. number one, establish a perpetual working committee that meets with regular candidates and seeks to evaluate the housing code and fire code in parallel identify where there is a lack of overlap and develop a referral process to support these areas in a proactive and transparent manner. number two, implement a 21st-century close loop digital solution that enables dbi and sf fd to seamlessly share data across departments and provide online access to interdepartmental referral tracking and reporting. the civil grand jury's recommendation was

and then, dbi mysteriously lost any record of their response and six months later after six months ofadio silencethe final completion of occupancy was issued in august 2009. after final correspondence showed the efforts of the certificate of occupancy around that same time. the department stipulated the hearing that record loss or record destruction was a common practice that they were "not required to keep records" this was in august 2016 as to why this is sinking like a rock in the heart of our downtown. although, subsequent to that hearing the individuals released information saying they were inspecting it in july as of two months ago contradictingthere are hearing at the oversight committee. i cannot negate their response of i don't know i don't remember, or i don't have any documents. another large earthquake i developed a --[inaudible] uc berkeley engineers pulled together a tall building initiative which released a study in 2007 that found that high-rises are inherently more dangerous than shorter structures into particular areas. first, window shattering in a tall building wil

again in support of the item and glad to see that dbi and the fire department were involved and still going to be mechanical and electrical equipment on the roofs and cleaners are a necessary for the safety of potentially electrical produces like panels i think that is a good decision to be part of what we're seeing now in the necessarily needing to cover a roof with solar panels we are designing nor energy efficient building with more use of natural light and devices so it is going to be a potentially a combination of obgyn roof and solar the perfect sweet spot for a roof but that rooftops are definitely have a potential for use a lot of times they're under utility it is good to see that moving forward. >> commissioners, i did hear a motion. >> second. >> thank you commissioner johnson. >> on that motion commissioners to adopt a recommendation for approval commissioner hillis commissioner johnson supervisor coppel commissioner moore and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero commissioners that places us on items 9 and 10 quietly

once that final report is in, dbi will take steps to ensure that the building stays safe. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thank you. today's hearings were triggered by documents we uncovered. to see more of our exclusive investigation and reporting, we posted all of our stories right on our front page at nbcbayarea.com. >>> there is new fallout tonight in the wells fargo fake accounts scandal. this area a bay area law firm filed a lawsuit against bank executive team members and board members, alleging the bank's executives were aware fake accounts were being opened in millions of customers' names. earlier this week wells fargo's ceo apologized to customers but insisted the fake accounts were not part of a scam. today lawyers representing a shareholder who filed a lawsuit are calling the bank's executive team to return the millions of dollars they made from those fake accounts. >> we're asking for a clawback. in other words, that those executives that knew what was going on have to give back those bonuses, because that's really the pub

house sent her representative to accompany me in person when we went to the planning department and dbi on 7716 we had this original notification was dated 6:30 we received no feedback and were advised to file angle appeal we did on that day any lead if the project sponsor for the construction the new construction she contacted my son andrew - as per city regulars an opportunity for homeowners to review and discuss 91 new construction within a proximity it meetings were scheduled and the city encourages communication andy and her opposition described the a. >> for mentioned i don't think that is an assertion we're here in good faith as a participant in this process out of concern for our homes and neighborhood in go closing i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to state the following i have been in contact with my own structural engineer with the concerns of the new construction a common foundation at the center of the two houses and because of this he feels the rear foundation should also be checked i have expressed to the architect and the engineer that there is a possibility of a

. >> reporter: they say that the then head of dbi and the project's permit expediter will be requiredsite committee. and they will all be called. >> we will find out who knew what and when they knew it. >> reporter: the engineers for the luxury tower on the corner of mission streets, they anticipated that they would sink four to six inches. so far that they have sent in the 16 inches. >> my heart will go out to the over 400 individuals, families who have purchased the units in that building. >> reporter: they learned about the problem in 2011 from those crews working on the terminal project next door to the tower. now it comes to light that the developers have reached an agreement. in july of 2012, the engineer hired by millennium told us that he received a daily report on any movement to those buildings near their projects. >> we know why that is happening. >> right. but it is not. as we sit here today. >> and before their first shovel of dirt was formed, they already knew that the building was sinking. >> reporter: when engineers designed the millennium tower, they drilled only 80 f

and sfd and dbi do not inspect all multi residential buildings in a designated time frame and for 2015, the san francisco fire department inspected over 94 percent of the assigned inspections and so we are just under 6 percent of that we do not get to. and we are changing in the process and i will identify a couple of areas that we are looking for improve upon. ethe inspection program will be extended to weekends. and right now, we do not issue directions in the field, and therefore they will not be doing follow up to the r2, that will free them up to move on to the next one. we will inspect it for the following month and it will include a check sheet of the, of the different systems, that we will be looking at. for the safety and items that we are looking at in the building and we will also include the fire safety information with regard to smoke alarms, and alarms. next bullet point. and they are not conducted in a timely manner. and i think with that, while we are changing our approach. i think that in the past, speaking for the bureau, i think that we took on too much. i think that

. >> good work commissioners joe duffy dbi just under a dbi point of view the building permits is a common permits they issue a lot for the glr ground floor and a deck at the rear on the second level that was a permit is over-the-counter approval that went the police as you heard the planning department went through the building department plan check and mechanical plan check for the primary issued i reviewed did plans that were with the brief and to say it is a typical project adrc a bedroom and some other areas behind the garage i did not see anything unusual deal with 9 feet they're getting the light for the bedroom so the deck is absent bigger but smart using that i was going to i dhekd into that so the only thing that i had on it i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you okay any public comment on this item? please step forward. >> welcome. >> so i'm richard newman and live on the just a few minutes property and i actually went doesn't get notice of permitted i only found out about that a couple of days ago i know that judy was working on the property i met her a couple of y

. >> oh, you're done the question for the director you don't see dbi and planning coming closer to seeing eye to eye on as demolition issue. >> quite the contrary question have the conflicting definitions we're proposing to get rid of the one so we rely on the definition of the building code to make sure question are using the same definition. >> i minutes ago you on that part but some of the careriteri i'm a strong believableer in many of the projects endearments we have quality of life issues more flat by the commission in an by the department itself those issues are about profess and issues about noise and intrusion the captains of roof decks and where other issues i qualify under the quality of life issues if indeed we're moving the review process more and more into a process for the department i believe that criteria which guarantees those ordinances for me will be critical including a dry run of how that works i'm of two minds i'm interested in shortening unnecessary review but keenly interested in creating nor neighborhood confidence those issues are for the quality of life and mor

a task force on this issue potentially we are trying to figure out why to have a joint meeting with dbi perhaps one reason to but the question i have for i didn't watch the tape so didn't know what came up in the department of building inspection. >> i was that plaster of media suggestion to put together a group of people the person he was thinking is not here but senior if planning and fire a whole bunch of individuals to look at this issue it's not working and the question the building code i guess and the planning code are different in terms of what we destine demolition the piece of the third floor is called an altercation is that a state definition. >> what happens in the 80s sdoov judy wrote and code that was the responding special this is true (laughter). >> people are coming and getting a kitchen remodel permit and the inspector comes out all that was left was the wall of kitchen the house was torn down and judy wrote this rule it is incredibly onerous intend to discourage people because you have a 5 year penalties and teams to rewrite it because that is solving a problem not ex

they say that the head of the dbi and projects turn it expediter will be required to testify before thets and oversight committee. and, the principal engineer will also be called. >> i believe and i know that this is a very serious allegation that there was some level of political interference with the day-to-day duties of individuals who are charged with making sure that they are size medically prone area that we live in were not allowed to do their job.>> engineers for the luxury millennium power on the corner of mission and fremont anticipated that the tower would sink 4 to 6 inches. so far, it has sunk 16 inches and they project that it will sync up to 30 inches. they say that millennium partners incorporation of built the tower knew about that problem before it started selling units to 400 families and yet, it did not disclose that fact. they have pointed fingers at the howard -- that authority which dug a huge hole. and they say, that was all ready sinking before them. and, they did release a statement to suggest that the developer asked for or received any inappropriate treatment

[inaudible] i'm here in support of me and if the planning commission is a great back on expensive dbi whatever the mayor's office of housing. she's a woman and a latina and we add diversity to the diversity of san francisco. she knows the city in the mission district very well never stand she's around housing. and how that affects everything and everyone. she's knowledgeable articulate and works well with everyone and is well respected by everyone. president text from past commissioner bustos supports are appointment. he's in washington dc otherwise he would be. please support her nomination. >> thank you. next speaker, please. vmax my name is percy. >> i support of i've had opportunity work with her personally and found her insightful individual who brings a great lens that focuses on low income and middle income families and really is such an activist with specific lens in planning and understands that only intricacies of planning but also mentorship and that shields mentor the maturation of folks for low income and folks of code. she understands planning and truly get involved in t

[inaudible] i'm here in support of me and if the planning commission is a great back on expensive dbi whatever the mayor's office of housing. she's a woman and a latina and we add diversity to the diversity of san francisco. she knows the city in the mission district very well never stand she's around housing. and how that affects everything and everyone. she's knowledgeable articulate and works well with everyone and is well respected by everyone. president text from past commissioner bustos supports are appointment. he's in washington dc otherwise he would be. please support her nomination. >> thank you. next speaker, please. vmax my name is percy. >> i support of i've had opportunity work with her personally and found her insightful individual who brings a great lens that focuses on low income and middle income families and really is such an activist with specific lens in planning and understands that only intricacies of planning but also mentorship and that shields mentor the maturation of folks for low income and folks of code. she understands planning and truly get involved in t

and sfd and dbi do not inspect all multi residential buildings in a designated time frame and for 2015, the san francisco fire department inspected over 94 percent of the assigned inspections and so we are just under 6 percent of that we do not get to. and we are changing in the process and i will identify a couple of areas that we are looking for improve upon. ethe inspection program will be extended to weekends. and right now, we do not issue directions in the field, and therefore they will not be doing follow up to the r2, that will free them up to move on to the next one. we will inspect it for the following month and it will include a check sheet of the, of the different systems, that we will be looking at. for the safety and items that we are looking at in the building and we will also include the fire safety information with regard to smoke alarms, and alarms. next bullet point. and they are not conducted in a timely manner. and i think with that, while we are changing our approach. i think that in the past, speaking for the bureau, i think that we took on too much. i think that

[inaudible] i'm here in support of me and if the planning commission is a great back on expensive dbi whatever the mayor's office of housing. she's a woman and a latina and we add diversity to the diversity of san francisco. she knows the city in the mission district very well never stand she's around housing. and how that affects everything and everyone. she's knowledgeable articulate and works well with everyone and is well respected by everyone. president text from past commissioner bustos supports are appointment. he's in washington dc otherwise he would be. please support her nomination. >> thank you. next speaker, please. vmax my name is percy. >> i support of i've had opportunity work with her personally and found her insightful individual who brings a great lens that focuses on low income and middle income families and really is such an activist with specific lens in planning and understands that only intricacies of planning but also mentorship and that shields mentor the maturation of folks for low income and folks of code. she understands planning and truly get involved in t

dbi's principle engineer hanson todd will also be called. >> we'll find out who knew what and when they knew it. >> reporter: engineers for the luxury millennium tower on the corner of mission and fremont streets anticipated that it would sink four to six inches. so far it has sunk 16 inches. experts project it to sink up to more than 30 inches. >> my heart goes out to the over 400 individuals and families who have purchased units in that building. >> reporter: ktvu learned about problem in 2011 when crews working on the terminal project next door to the tower. they claim that the tower was sinking, but no record of it. now it's come to light that transa and millennium dealers had reached a confidentiality agreement. in july 2012, the engineer hired by millennium told us he received a daily report on any movement of buildings near the transbay project. >> if there is slight movement occurring that we know why it is happening that it will be detrimental to the performance of the building. >> right. >> and it's not. as we sit here today. >> before the first shovel of dirt was turned on th

reason the amount of the golden state warriors are not included in the table i showed you before the dbi's golden state warriors has been approved and moving forward with the design development and ultimately the construction documents so we anticipate within the next two years within the term of this extended mou this project will begin construction and during the construction period what is crucial that we insure proper tracking monitoring and reporting of the required mitigation measures pursuant to the eir so the planning department agreed to offer 0.one 5 hours for the passion or prejudice of the monitoring of the hours during that construction phase this is that slide. >> now as far as staff recommendation that concludes my presentation we recommend you authorize the second amendment it will will extend through 2018 it will increase the budget amount to an amount not to exceed 4 hundred plus aggregate one million dollars plus i'm here to answer any questions thank you very much. >> thank you. we will take public comment first is there anyone from the public that would like to comment

have a lot of things to work on as a department a lot of the things need to be done between us and dbi the department of building inspection obviously we'll need additional funds to do a more expensive job of inspecting the residential buildings in the city i think that we'll get that funding but certainly have to should good faith we're ready to do it. >> i'll say this commissioner vice president cleaveland i did not have the opportunity to give that input if i had i would have been able to tell the grand jury a framework we're working on and the end process i'll say most if not all 90 percent of the recommendations as addressed towards the fashz office is underway and if not underway where a structure is laid out we'll plug in resources and upcoming. >> i'm delighted to hear that. >> i don't know how much detail but the framework is in place. >> i have a number of questions i hope it appropriate madam chair to ask those questions. >> that's why we're here. >> okay what what is status even if r two groups staffed what is the status of that. >> if you clarify there are two groups. >> r

[inaudible] i'm here in support of me and if the planning commission is a great back on expensive dbiwhatever the mayor's office of housing. she's a woman and a latina and we add diversity to the diversity of san francisco. she knows the city in the mission district very well never stand she's around housing. and how that affects everything and everyone. she's knowledgeable articulate and works well with everyone and is well respected by everyone. president text from past commissioner bustos supports are appointment. he's in washington dc otherwise he would be. please support her nomination. >> thank you. next speaker, please. vmax my name is percy. >> i support of i've had opportunity work with her personally and found her insightful individual who brings a great lens that focuses on low income and middle income families and really is such an activist with specific lens in planning and understands that only intricacies of planning but also mentorship and that shields mentor the maturation of folks for low income and folks of code. she understands planning and truly get involved in th

again in support of the item and glad to see that dbi and the fire department were involved and still going to be mechanical and electrical equipment on the roofs and cleaners are a necessary for the safety of potentially electrical produces like panels i think that is a good decision to be part of what we're seeing now in the necessarily needing to cover a roof with solar panels we are designing nor energy efficient building with more use of natural light and devices so it is going to be a potentially a combination of obgyn roof and solar the perfect sweet spot for a roof but that rooftops are definitely have a potential for use a lot of times they're under utility it is good to see that moving forward. >> commissioners, i did hear a motion. >> second. >> thank you commissioner johnson. >> on that motion commissioners to adopt a recommendation for approval commissioner hillis commissioner johnson supervisor coppel commissioner moore and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero commissioners that places us on items 9 and 10 quietly

support this appointment i remember when i met with mirna last year before i reappointed her to the dbi commission one of the things she said to me stuck n my head what is happening in the mission we need someone on the planning commission that understands that and willing to step up up to make sure we're providing the kind of leadership and providing the right decisions from the planning perspective those positions have negative consequences on the community and i know that that's why many of the folks that push for the mission moratorium we were compassionate they wanted to see change and us make better decisions and not allow what is happening in the mission what happened in the western edition to actually happen in the mission community and that really stuck with me that's why over the time developing of don't relationship w with mirna i feel good and confidence is she'll be the kind of person that would be a great planning commissioner she has a rare mix of understanding planning and understanding housing. >> united way what it is like to be a parents an immigrant all of these thin

investigation plan check the warriors arena is there review by the team and the project sponsors have dbi and the project includes the review of the marine platform and also the central subway and moscone are under review the bureau fire investigations reports this month or the most of july excuse me - one and 6 44 of which are structures. >> also attached to any report the division response summary for the san francisco inspirational airport thus that concludes my report. i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you chief gonzales. >> is there any member of the public that would like to comment on the chiefs report. >> report from chief gonzales. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner vice president cleaveland. >> thank you, very much madam president and chief for your report very good report one thing at the last meeting i talked about the difference between speed bump and street cushions and have the fire department reach any building in the city as as quickly as possible without going offer speed bumps i've sent an inquiry to the sfmta ed reiskin asking him

that project over the last few years and got the successful results (calling names) and thanks also to dbi in the presence of such commitment i'm truly grateful thank you so much everyone. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, fiona the widens is kicking up we'll get through 24 reach out and hug anybody to that will keep you warm and none will sue in this setting so we do want to thank a couple of other people katherine and the jshths they've been critically generous donors i want you thank you for your support and federal home loan bank a grant from the affordable housing program and silicon valley bank is an important program and a peas to make the developments work and hopefully for transbay 7 as well if this is your fit on the grand opening not heard the work tax credit an ovsh secure part of irs tax code that is responsible to make those knowledge areas roobl if you don't know where their tax dollars go but this is the building plain clothes for all the affordable housing in the city and what comes with the tax credit the opportunity to work with an investor we have a long another long term fu

that project over the last few years and got the successful results (calling names) and thanks also to dbi banks. >> in the presence of such commitment i'm truly grateful thank you so much everyone. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, fiona the widens is kicking up we'll get through 24 reach out and hug anybody to that will keep you warm and none will sue in this setting so we do want to thank a couple of other people katherine and the jshths they've been critically generous donors i want you thank you for your support and federal home loan bank a grant from the affordable housing program and silicon valley bank is an important program and a peas to make the developments work and hopefully for transbay 7 as well if this is your fit on the grand opening not heard the work tax credit an ovsh secure part of irs tax code that is responsible to make those knowledge areas roobl if you don't know where their tax dollars go but this is the building plain clothes for all the affordable housing in the city and what comes with the tax credit the opportunity to work with an investor we have a long another lo

that project over the last few years and got the successful results (calling names) and thanks also to dbi banks. >> in the presence of such commitment i'm truly grateful thank you so much everyone. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, fiona the widens is kicking up we'll get through 24 reach out and hug anybody to that will keep you warm and none will sue in this setting so we do want to thank a couple of other people katherine and the jshths they've been critically generous donors i want you thank you for your support and federal home loan bank a grant from the affordable housing program and silicon valley bank is an important program and a peas to make the developments work and hopefully for transbay 7 as well if this is your fit on the grand opening not heard the work tax credit an ovsh secure part of irs tax code that is responsible to make those knowledge areas roobl if you don't know where their tax dollars go but this is the building plain clothes for all the affordable housing in the city and what comes with the tax credit the opportunity to work with an investor we have a long another lo

support this appointment i remember when i met with mirna last year before i reappointed her to the dbi commission one of the things she said to me stuck n my head what is happening in the mission we need someone on the planning commission that understands that and willing to step up up to make sure we're providing the kind of leadership and providing the right decisions from the planning perspective those positions have negative consequences on the community and i know that that's why many of the folks that push for the mission moratorium we were compassionate they wanted to see change and us make better decisions and not allow what is happening in the mission what happened in the western edition to actually happen in the mission community and that really stuck with me that's why over the time developing of don't relationship w with mirna i feel good and confidence is she'll be the kind of person that would be a great planning commissioner she has a rare mix of understanding planning and understanding housing. >> united way what it is like to be a parents an immigrant all of these thin

support this appointment i remember when i met with mirna last year before i reappointed her to the dbi commission one of the things she said to me stuck n my head what is happening in the mission we need someone on the planning commission that understands that and willing to step up up to make sure we're providing the kind of leadership and providing the right decisions from the planning perspective those positions have negative consequences on the community and i know that that's why many of the folks that push for the mission moratorium we were compassionate they wanted to see change and us make better decisions and not allow what is happening in the mission what happened in the western edition to actually happen in the mission community and that really stuck with me that's why over the time developing of don't relationship w with mirna i feel good and confidence is she'll be the kind of person that would be a great planning commissioner she has a rare mix of understanding planning and understanding housing. >> united way what it is like to be a parents an immigrant all of these thin