sunnydale resident. i want to paint a picture for you. i need you all to be really into it. imagine you are going home after a long day at work and you are expecting to relax, but instead, when you get there, you are bombarded by issues that have risen throughout arisen throughout the day. today, your water heater is busted, and you will not get to take a hot shower for four days. tomorrow, because of faulty pipes, feces come up through your kitchen sink. leaving your kitchen unusable for least a week, and every day, you and your family are living with mould and mildew. this is the story of my community, this is the story of my family, this is what we live through every day, and every day my mom has guaranteed us that we will be different, we will live in a different place, everything will change for us. resources for this neighborhood and our communities not something that we want, it is something that we need, and we all know the difference between a want and they need. i wanted means that you can live without it, but we actually need it. typically when people look at low

in addition, we are preserving the communities at sunnydale a and potrero, preserving the housing for those households. there's many intergenerational families at those locations, so with respect to the bond level, that's what we were getting at. >> i think it would be great to put that in the report so that people would have a sense that there was some delivery of the issue that was raised. >> that's a good idea. we will do that, and we will also add -- i think in prior bond reports, we talked about the switch of funding from one project to another when it happens, but i think that's a good idea just to keep it moving in all the bond reports just so as people look at it freshly, they may have forgotten, and we can make sure that that's clear. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> there's a larger issue besides specific to this bond, which is how this bond fits in to overall housing needs in a city. the housing needs are outstripping our capacity to provide housing, and you can see that in stories about -- there'll be 70 units available and 6,000 people who apply in one news story that appea

sunnydale is 75, hayward is 62. san ramon is 74. it's a beautiful day in the tri- valley. how about sonoma county? santa rosa is at 76. mill valley is at 70. it's 67 in san francisco. it is 79 degrees in st. helena tomorrow. as we approach the weekend we had the warmest weather. we will will off on saturday. the breeze will pick up coming from the ocean. on sunday we are cloudy all day long. we have showers possible sunday evening through monday morning. it will be quickly in and out. the rain will be done before lunch time. we will warm up once again on tuesday. that is a beautiful sunset. that is a beautiful sunset right now. i do this for a living and i still look over the wrong shoulder. it will be a nice night. back to you. >>> a minor league pitcher caught the eye of the san francisco giants. now he will not get to play. logan webb is vended for the next 80 games after testing positive for a performance- enhancing drug. the internet released a statement saying i know in my heart that something someday will be put into the world but my innocence. i do not disagree wit

kpix 5 devon feely joins us live from sunnydale to explain. >> reporter: every firefighter in sunnyvale is trained as a police officer and a paramedic and vice versa. is a unique arrangement that leaves the department especially qualified to respond to emergencies. these police officers diligently caring for the injured reflects a long- standing tradition and carefully considered policy to give all police officers firefighters and paramedics and felony now the exact same training. >> a patrol officer could provide that basic basic aid to the victim as opposed to waiting for fire personnel or emt personnel to respond. >> when minutes matter it could mean the difference between living and dying. it's a testament to the city's unique unified public safety model that police fire and paramedics responded so quickly and seamlessly. after isaiah peoples drove his car into a crowded cross work injury eight. >> it is that basic aid, medical aid that we provide to the victims at the scene. that's the advantage that we have over other models. >> it works both ways. firefighters can help take a sus

and has a long history of working in the pacific islander community and the visitation valley in sunnydale neighborhoods. neil organized the first i is aa contingent and he's shared his story, i'm ok, you're ok at many workshops and programmes. his story deals with the struggles he faced coming out, being bullied, attempted suicide, triumphs of becoming a father and bringing the lgbtq islanders together and he's a cofounder of utopia, united territories of pacific islander alliances, an organization that is a support, social and resource group for the lgbty p polynesians. he was appointed to the human right's commission, lgbtq advisory committee working on senior issues, providing lgbtq resources and marginalized neighborhoods in sanfrancisco and appointed to the visitation valley, citizen's advisory committee by the mayor to advise the redevelopment agency and city in their consideration of establishing a redevelopment plan for the survey areas and visitation valley and to review policy documents to determine the need for and the potential effectiveness of a redevelopment programme for vi

this grant is really going to be focused on working with sunnydale housing which is our largest public housing in san francisco. it's going through a huge rehab now. this is a great opportunity for us to go in when residents move in the apartment to talk to them about zero waste. zero waste outreach program in language. garden city environment is their sponsors s.f. parks council alliance. it's a long-term grantee of ours. we're funding them to do free backward composting classes for san franciscans. we're funding the gardening composting educator training program. it's residents of san francisco can get training in organic gardening. moneys of folks have gone through this program and they maintain our community gardens. which is a fantastic resource for the city. this is a new grantee, groceries seniofor seniors. that's why they have their vest on. they volunteered with them during earth month. this group provides a thousand seniors groceries weekly. right now they're relying on distributing with using plastic bags. we'll provide them technical assistance and look for a reasonable alt

we expect to complete sunnydale parcel q and several of our small sites this year, and we've also broken ground on 1296 shotwell, 990 folsom, and 88 broadway. we expect those to be completed next year. and beyond that, we have 3830 mission, and others. finally, here's a chart of our projected spending, and that concludes the report on the 2015 bond. thank you. >> before i start on the second presentation, i wanted to give the members a chance to ask any questions on the first one? >> did anybody get this? >> toward the back. >> i didn't -- sorry. >> why don't we do the second one and then we'll ask questions. >> great. good morning. jonah lee from the mayor's office. i'm the director of portfolio presentation, and very happy to be here today to present on the past program. so just a quick background, some key milestones. there's a lot of history that dates ba being to wh dates back to when robert was sitting on the iron throne. 1992, the original bond was passed, and only about $90 million was spent, and that was what led to the repurposing of that bond authority, proposition c. the fund

this will help address what we know our challenges in places like potrero hill, and sunnydale , whichnow supervisor walton is so excited about. [applause] >> we also know that preserving our public housing, we need to really focus in order to preserve our affordable housing stock, we also have to remember that there are a lot of folks, especially a lot of seniors, who live in a rent controlled apartments. and so one of the great programs we have in the city is when one of those buildings, which consists of low income residents goes on the market to be sold, and those folks face the possibility of losing the only home that they have, we have a small sites acquisition program to purchase those particular buildings so that we can protect the tenants in those facilities. [applause] >> so this bond will allocate $30 million to acquiring rental housing, and that way we protect current residence that would be at risk of rent increases and they maybe forced out of their homes. i'm really excited about that. we also know that there are populations of people who may not qualify for affordable h

had the pleasure of working with that bracket and community organizing , both in bayview and in sunnydale. i just want to let you know i'm so honoured to be able to speak in favour of such an incredibly strong community advocate. i was out there on saturday in the plaza getting cotton candy in our hair, playing with kids out there for a really important family and community celebration she was out there volunteering with her whole heart. they are seamlessly there with the community in supporting our people in the southeast that often get forgotten on these important oversight boards. i have also had the honour of working with her as we engage with the merchants on the corridor, sunday streets, and i can also attest she has seamlessly been able to talk to the small business owners on the corridor and make connections to all of the resources that the city actually has, and i would say, sun lighting those opportunities, especially for minority owned businesses in her perspective is really critical, especially as district ten faces a lot of redevelopment and changing in the zoning, and a lot

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