do we have hsa here or who do we have to speak on items 21? >> good morning.my name is robert walsh acting director of the facilities and operations. human services agency. we are here today to renew the lease at 165 cap street. the building is currently occupied by the mission neighborhood resource center, which is a vital part of the community and they provide various services like drop in services for folks. our very critical to helping the community especially with regard to the homelessness. this lease is for, i believe, it's five years right. five years and it is a little below the market value. let me grab my notes, here. so, the total five your cost would be $1,276,000 .847. the first year of the lease would be $240,000, which is actually very close to the price we are already playing. given is this a question so be happy to answer them. >> okay colleagues any questions right now? mr. rose, can we go to report on item 21, please >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 11 of our report we note hsa currently pays the annual rent for the

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do we have hsa here or who do we have to speak on items 21? >> good morning.my name is robert walsh acting director of the facilities and operations. human services agency. we are here today to renew the lease at 165 cap street. the building is currently occupied by the mission neighborhood resource center, which is a vital part of the community and they provide various services like drop in services for folks. our very critical to helping the community especially with regard to the homelessness. this lease is for, i believe, it's five years right. five years and it is a little below the market value. let me grab my notes, here. so, the total five your cost would be $1,276,000 .847. the first year of the lease would be $240,000, which is actually very close to the price we are already playing. given is this a question so be happy to answer them. >> okay colleagues any questions right now? mr. rose, can we go to report on item 21, please >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 11 of our report we note hsa currently pays the annual rent for the

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do we have hsa here or who do we have to speak on items 21? >> good morning.my name is robert walsh acting director of the facilities and operations. human services agency. we are here today to renew the lease at 165 cap street. the building is currently occupied by the mission neighborhood resource center, which is a vital part of the community and they provide various services like drop in services for folks. our very critical to helping the community especially with regard to the homelessness. this lease is for, i believe, it's five years right. five years and it is a little below the market value. let me grab my notes, here. so, the total five your cost would be $1,276,000 .847. the first year of the lease would be $240,000, which is actually very close to the price we are already playing. given is this a question so be happy to answer them. >> okay colleagues any questions right now? mr. rose, can we go to report on item 21, please >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 11 of our report we note hsa currently pays the annual rent for the

do we have hsa here or who do we have to speak on items 21? >> good morning.my name is robert walsh acting director of the facilities and operations. human services agency. we are here today to renew the lease at 165 cap street. the building is currently occupied by the mission neighborhood resource center, which is a vital part of the community and they provide various services like drop in services for folks. our very critical to helping the community especially with regard to the homelessness. this lease is for, i believe, it's five years right. five years and it is a little below the market value. let me grab my notes, here. so, the total five your cost would be $1,276,000 .847. the first year of the lease would be $240,000, which is actually very close to the price we are already playing. given is this a question so be happy to answer them. >> okay colleagues any questions right now? mr. rose, can we go to report on item 21, please >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 11 of our report we note hsa currently pays the annual rent for the

>> hsa >> some one nearby took this photo of bo and travis having lunch. everyone else in the picture is sitting far away. you see, bo has autism. and often eats lunch by himself. >> on the days he is sitting alone, i think those are the days it bothers me more than it bothers him. >> reporter: leah passkey is bo's mother, posted to facebook saying this is one day i didn't have to worry if my sweet boy ate lunch alone. because he sat across from eyes. her post went viral. >> i'm just -- moved with emotion at his generosity and his kindness. i don't know what made him pick bo, but i am so grateful he did. >> rue ddolph. >> travis rudolph could score a million touchdowns this season and never come close to making one family so happy. >> i haven't gone through bullying. i have seen it. i don't like it. i don't approve of bullying. i feel likt that is a cool person. i will hang out with him any day. >> bo. >> right here. >> it gets better. at school today all the kids wanted to have lunch with bo. >> i'm a superstar. everybody recognizes me. >> mark strassmann

northern california loan fund and low-income investment fund and office of early education, part of hsa rks mayors office of ecujnomic and workforce development. a lot of the folks staning boo r behine us here. this institution is the largest subsidized childcare center in the entire city. the largest. and this man and this owner came together, we negotiated a final purchase price and here to tell you we have a signed letter of intent. we signed it yesterday afternoon. thank you rea rudey for agreeing to sell this building to this non-profit and thank you mr. mayor for your leadership and support. there is one other person i want to point specifically and that is a candice wong. she is in the fight for 10 years specifically staying consistent with this building and her support. i thank the parents and all the children and that is what this day is really about. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you, joe. [applause] >> thank you mayor and thank you ausha. i want to present-we have to fill the gap and rather large gap. it took a lot of people to help and i want to present susan hursh from the

northern california loan fund and low-income investment fund and office of early education, part of hsa rks mayors office of ecujnomic and workforce development. a lot of the folks staning boo r behine us here. this institution is the largest subsidized childcare center in the entire city. the largest. and this man and this owner came together, we negotiated a final purchase price and here to tell you we have a signed letter of intent. we signed it yesterday afternoon. thank you rea rudey for agreeing to sell this building to this non-profit and thank you mr. mayor for your leadership and support. there is one other person i want to point specifically and that is a candice wong. she is in the fight for 10 years specifically staying consistent with this building and her support. i thank the parents and all the children and that is what this day is really about. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you, joe. [applause] >> thank you mayor and thank you ausha. i want to present-we have to fill the gap and rather large gap. it took a lot of people to help and i want to present susan hursh from the

grand jury report no action has been taken the city has development across the department committee and hsa has issued a report moving forward she exemplifies how the civil grand jury can make a difference and one person influenced the at the city officials she'll be dearly missed by 20/20 children her sister and colleagues and the former and current members of the civil grand jury that admired and o done or said her may she rest in peace the rest i submit. >> skip over supervisor campos and go to supervisor cowen. >> thank you supervisor farrell. >> supervisor kim. >> okay. >> and since supervisor campos is back in the role do you have roll call? >> thank you very much madam clerk. >> colleagues today, i have an item that relates to the very important issue of public safety and including public safety has been top priority for me in any office since we were elected i know that for the residents of district 9 this is something that these very much at the top of the list in terms of what government can do for the neighborhoods and you say that i paid it from the momentum we passed legislatio

they want to create a dependent care savings account like the hsa in the medical side. contribution in the government would match the first half trump said of the first thousand dollars. third they want to add incentives for employers to provide childcare at the work place and the fourth is one in which trump is crossing the out in which he will guarantee six weeks of paid maternity leave are those where it is not an option. trump gives that speech later this evening. watch it here in the fox isn't a part. i am told that lou dobbs and kennedy will have national coverage tonight at 7:00 and 9:00. big speech later tonight. neil: closely scrutinized to thank you, my friend, blake burman. there is a separate report out from the folks at citibank, citigroup, whatever you want to say. donald trump could win. what's going on with hillary clinton shows her probability has dropped. his has risen, even though they still give a 35% chance. it is a one and done event. you have a one out of three shot of seeing this guy six e. statistically they are right with that, but they spend f

do we have hsa here or who do we have to speak on items 21? >> good morning.my name is robert walsh acting director of the facilities and operations. human services agency. we are here today to renew the lease at 165 cap street. the building is currently occupied by the mission neighborhood resource center, which is a vital part of the community and they provide various services like drop in services for folks. our very critical to helping the community especially with regard to the homelessness. this lease is for, i believe, it's five years right. five years and it is a little below the market value. let me grab my notes, here. so, the total five your cost would be $1,276,000 .847. the first year of the lease would be $240,000, which is actually very close to the price we are already playing. given is this a question so be happy to answer them. >> okay colleagues any questions right now? mr. rose, can we go to report on item 21, please >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 11 of our report we note hsa currently pays the annual rent for the

northern california loan fund and low-income investment fund and office of early education, part of hsaks mayors office of ecujnomic and workforce development. a lot of the folks staning boo r behine us here. this institution is the largest subsidized childcare center in the entire city. the largest. and this man and this owner came together, we negotiated a final purchase price and here to tell you we have a signed letter of intent. we signed it yesterday afternoon. thank you rea rudey for agreeing to sell this building to this non-profit and thank you mr. mayor for your leadership and support. there is one other person i want to point specifically and that is a candice wong. she is in the fight for 10 years specifically staying consistent with this building and her support. i thank the parents and all the children and that is what this day is really about. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you, joe. [applause] >> thank you mayor and thank you ausha. i want to present-we have to fill the gap and rather large gap. it took a lot of people to help and i want to present susan hursh from the h

northern california loan fund and low-income investment fund and office of early education, part of hsaks mayors office of ecujnomic and workforce development. a lot of the folks staning boo r behine us here. this institution is the largest subsidized childcare center in the entire city. the largest. and this man and this owner came together, we negotiated a final purchase price and here to tell you we have a signed letter of intent. we signed it yesterday afternoon. thank you rea rudey for agreeing to sell this building to this non-profit and thank you mr. mayor for your leadership and support. there is one other person i want to point specifically and that is a candice wong. she is in the fight for 10 years specifically staying consistent with this building and her support. i thank the parents and all the children and that is what this day is really about. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you, joe. [applause] >> thank you mayor and thank you ausha. i want to present-we have to fill the gap and rather large gap. it took a lot of people to help and i want to present susan hursh from the h

time to determine whether there is an appetite and capacity to deal with the human services agency the hsa still has folks coming in based on certain needs and certain qualifications and they're paying the wage; right? what happens the departments are allowed to interview the candidates and the departments take them in those are field workers; right? this is important to look at that make a ders whether we have an appetite or the capacity to do that or not and more importantly the personnel on the ground that can perform those tasks and if those criterias are met doesn't effort i want to explore that and other departments do it well, this department is not like rec and park but like us to have that conversation >> great. >> thank you comment on that item. >> mr. da costa. >> let me break this presentations down for you commissioners, i want you to pay attention because i saw one commissioner one commissioner asked did president questions on this subject so san francisco public utilities commission was created in 1996 as you may know for that it was a water department and well known in san

>> that is done through the city hsa and dph together, they have a coordinateed access point that is how we get the units filled but the rest are subject to a marketing plan that the developer submits to our office, we review and then they do wide marketing across the city in order to get- >> okay, so the developer is responsible if finding the people that fit the targets >> typically most of the time the mayor's office of housing has a opening we get thousands for the units. a lot of work the developers have to go through, all the applications and there is a lottery basically. >> so you are part the picture? okay. you are the one who gets the applications first and passes it on? >> no, we monitor and make sure they follow our fair housing requirements and ami's and do the lottery correctly, but we don't administer it, that is the developers that do that work. >> okay. >> that clear? >> yeah. thank you. >> commissioner brandon. >> thank you so much for the presentation and i'm happy we have come so far and selected a great developer to add housing stock to san francisco. just have on

grand jury report no action has been taken the city has development across the department committee and hsa has issued a report moving forward she exemplifies how the civil grand jury can make a difference and one person influenced the at the city officials she'll be dearly missed by 20/20 children her sister and colleagues and the former and current members of the civil grand jury that admired and o done or said her may she rest in peace the rest i submit. >> skip over supervisor campos and go to supervisor cowen. >> thank you supervisor farrell. >> supervisor kim. >> okay. >> and since supervisor campos is back in the role do you have roll call? >> thank you very much madam clerk. >> colleagues today, i have an item that relates to the very important issue of public safety and including public safety has been top priority for me in any office since we were elected i know that for the residents of district 9 this is something that these very much at the top of the list in terms of what government can do for the neighborhoods and you say that i paid it from the momentum we passed legislatio

grand jury report no action has been taken the city has development across the department committee and hsa has issued a report moving forward she exemplifies how the civil grand jury can make a difference and one person influenced the at the city officials she'll be dearly missed by 20/20 children her sister and colleagues and the former and current members of the civil grand jury that admired and o done or said her may she rest in peace the rest i submit. >> skip over supervisor campos and go to supervisor cowen. >> thank you supervisor farrell. >> supervisor kim. >> okay. >> and since supervisor campos is back in the role do you have roll call? >> thank you very much madam clerk. >> colleagues today, i have an item that relates to the very important issue of public safety and including public safety has been top priority for me in any office since we were elected i know that for the residents of district 9 this is something that these very much at the top of the list in terms of what government can do for the neighborhoods and you say that i paid it from the momentum we passed legislatio

northern california loan fund and low-income investment fund and office of early education, part of hsa rks mayors office of ecujnomic and workforce development. a lot of the folks staning boo r behine us here. this institution is the largest subsidized childcare center in the entire city. the largest. and this man and this owner came together, we negotiated a final purchase price and here to tell you we have a signed letter of intent. we signed it yesterday afternoon. thank you rea rudey for agreeing to sell this building to this non-profit and thank you mr. mayor for your leadership and support. there is one other person i want to point specifically and that is a candice wong. she is in the fight for 10 years specifically staying consistent with this building and her support. i thank the parents and all the children and that is what this day is really about. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you, joe. [applause] >> thank you mayor and thank you ausha. i want to present-we have to fill the gap and rather large gap. it took a lot of people to help and i want to present susan hursh from the

luke it's been moves half a block into u hsa and the stop at the twit and mission behind the stable is not assessable as far as the telephone and the 27 which are the further it stops their horrible a maybe because from across town maybe the 49 verse the 14 was a turn at the cesar chavez thank you. >> (calling names) that's the last person that turned in a card. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon i appreciate all the work that you put in but i'd like to see more competent input i'm a bus rider and i've been riding the muni since november of 2011 and like the way things were before i know that there are people that have to get to work on time that's why the red lines lanes were put in to increase the efficiency the taxi driver i'm an environmentalist i care about the impact we live here that's where the periods of geologic period the human being impact is effecting the environment we live in i'm definitely a proponent of mass transit but i don't want it to be at the expense of the businesses because i frequent the businesses in the mission because i live in the mission and i want peop

northern california loan fund and low-income investment fund and office of early education, part of hsa rks mayors office of ecujnomic and workforce development. a lot of the folks staning boo r behine us here. this institution is the largest subsidized childcare center in the entire city. the largest. and this man and this owner came together, we negotiated a final purchase price and here to tell you we have a signed letter of intent. we signed it yesterday afternoon. thank you rea rudey for agreeing to sell this building to this non-profit and thank you mr. mayor for your leadership and support. there is one other person i want to point specifically and that is a candice wong. she is in the fight for 10 years specifically staying consistent with this building and her support. i thank the parents and all the children and that is what this day is really about. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you, joe. [applause] >> thank you mayor and thank you ausha. i want to present-we have to fill the gap and rather large gap. it took a lot of people to help and i want to present susan hursh from the