hoddaud bat condo adu's. we would be concerned not allowing that is disincentive moving forward or moving forward legally. i say that the micro units idea makes sense. if we have that in place everything we see is getting smaller and we see studios much smaller than 350 feet commonly. the [inaudible] remains committed to advocacy for new financial tools and educatedveneders on home equity lines of credit and like to help in that measure and finally, we need a process of streamlines for permit applications and getting permits. we heard stories it is just too daunting. it is too difficult to get the permits and this is a part of-[inaudible] >> thank you and to mr. colons comments, we have convened a number of meetings between representative of building and planning department and department association and others to effect process improvements relative to the permitting as well as attempt to undertake a outreach program to convince people that it is a good, smart financially thing to do so hopefully we will be

hoddaud bat condo adu's. we would be concerned not allowing that is disincentive moving forward or moving forward legally. i say that the micro units idea makes sense. if we have that in place everything we see is getting smaller and we see studios much smaller than 350 feet commonly. the [inaudible] remains committed to advocacy for new financial tools and educatedveneders on home equity lines of credit and like to help in that measure and finally, we need a process of streamlines for permit applications and getting permits. we heard stories it is just too daunting. it is too difficult to get the permits and this is a part of-[inaudible] >> thank you and to mr. colons comments, we have convened a number of meetings between representative of building and planning department and department association and others to effect process improvements relative to the permitting as well as attempt to undertake a outreach program to convince people that it is a good, smart financially thing to do so hopefully we will be

supervisor peskin's adu legislation does this and wiener, farrell allows adu's to be sold as condos. i belong to noe neighborhood council known as protect noee charm. we support projects conforming to neighborhood character, size, height, scope, scale and the san francisco-- >> hello. moncumic faden and not only a 4th generation san franciscan but my kids are 5th generation back there and also 4t generation noe valley. i believe some of the points have been covered fairly well, but i like to address a couple of the things that a couple of the speakers said about our backyards as not a public space and should be built on-that is a birch of bs. we can't allow wurn persons greedy wants to overshodo the quality of life of many. what do we want the city to become, if we allow this build to be a segue to growth building farther back and up? do we want to see the ends of backyard bbq, [inaudible] rea of light for elderly and house bound? this not manhattan. sorry. i have seen mr. wiener on 24th street many times, always keeping company with merchants and people trying to build these places

adu to be used as short termerantals. as part the discussion and compromise part the amendments we will be introducing will also be part of what we will vote on the board in the tomorrow. we will move the component that allows no more than 25 percent commercial store front. add in a portion supervisor peskins proposal that creates a minimum square foot unit size but understand planning may have comments that disallows [inaudible] and insures proper neighborhood notice and new construction. we are also amending the language that states it isn't our intention to include vacancy chromes. the subdivision and sale of adu can happen in buildings that are complete ownership [inaudible] the maementz represent a deal and compromise moving forward with one adu policy and going to the ballot with this measure. i do think great things can happen at the board when we come together. i do want to thank supervisor wiener for cosponsorship and strong leadership on the issue and was the first person to introduce a adu policy with his distr

hoddaud bat condo adu's. we would be concerned not allowing that is disincentive moving forward or moving forward legally. i say that the micro units idea makes sense. if we have that in place everything we see is getting smaller and we see studios much smaller than 350 feet commonly. the [inaudible] remains committed to advocacy for new financial tools and educatedveneders on home equity lines of credit and like to help in that measure and finally, we need a process of streamlines for permit applications and getting permits. we heard stories it is just too daunting. it is too difficult to get the permits and this is a part of-[inaudible] >> thank you and to mr. colons comments, we have convened a number of meetings between representative of building and planning department and department association and others to effect process improvements relative to the permitting as well as attempt to undertake a outreach program to convince people that it is a good, smart financially thing to do so hopefully we will be

hoddaud bat condo adu's. we would be concerned not allowing that is disincentive moving forward or moving forward legally. i say that the micro units idea makes sense. if we have that in place everything we see is getting smaller and we see studios much smaller than 350 feet commonly. the [inaudible] remains committed to advocacy for new financial tools and educatedveneders on home equity lines of credit and like to help in that measure and finally, we need a process of streamlines for permit applications and getting permits. we heard stories it is just too daunting. it is too difficult to get the permits and this is a part of-[inaudible] >> thank you and to mr. colons comments, we have convened a number of meetings between representative of building and planning department and department association and others to effect process improvements relative to the permitting as well as attempt to undertake a outreach program to convince people that it is a good, smart financially thing to do so hopefully we will be

hoddaud bat condo adu's. we would be concerned not allowing that is disincentive moving forward or moving forward legally. i say that the micro units idea makes sense. if we have that in place everything we see is getting smaller and we see studios much smaller than 350 feet commonly. the [inaudible] remains committed to advocacy for new financial tools and educatedveneders on home equity lines of credit and like to help in that measure and finally, we need a process of streamlines for permit applications and getting permits. we heard stories it is just too daunting. it is too difficult to get the permits and this is a part of-[inaudible] >> thank you and to mr. colons comments, we have convened a number of meetings between representative of building and planning department and department association and others to effect process improvements relative to the permitting as well as attempt to undertake a outreach program to convince people that it is a good, smart financially thing to do so hopefully we will be

supervisor peskin's adu legislation does this and wiener, farrell allows adu's to be sold as condos. i belong to noe neighborhood council known as protect noee charm. we support projects conforming to neighborhood character, size, height, scope, scale and the san francisco-- >> hello. moncumic faden and not only a 4th generation san franciscan but my kids are 5th generation back there and also 4t generation noe valley. i believe some of the points have been covered fairly well, but i like to address a couple of the things that a couple of the speakers said about our backyards as not a public space and should be built on-that is a birch of bs. we can't allow wurn persons greedy wants to overshodo the quality of life of many. what do we want the city to become, if we allow this build to be a segue to growth building farther back and up? do we want to see the ends of backyard bbq, [inaudible] rea of light for elderly and house bound? this not manhattan. sorry. i have seen mr. wiener on 24th street many times, always keeping company with merchants and people trying to build these places

in building with less than 40 units and didn't permit the adu's with 90 no-fault eviction and no adu for a short-term rental we removed some components around storefronts and made sure that we alleged upon a minimum square feet size we talked about yesterday in committee and we will hold it at three hundred for a san francisco and 5 for a one bedroom we always wanted to make sure we are not exposing any vacancy controls that compromise is the right direction and i want to acknowledge supervisor wiener and then commissioner christensen had done somewhat similar certainly in terms of adu's in their own districts last year the ground work as supervisor peskin introduced this year's and years ago and not brought to a vote butable to bring it together today so why again, i think that is important housing policy i want to thank everyone for they work and colleagues we hope you support it two measures in front of u.s.s. some will require amendments and commissioner peskin might have an idea how to deal with >> thank you supervisor farrell supervisor peskin. >> thank you madam president firs

hundred and 50 square feet studios and 5 hundred plus for one bedroom adu's supervisor wiener raised concerns that the minimum size could prevent an adu with less than three hundred and 50 square feet available within a building and supervisor peskin expressed interests and the zoning administrator other planning code to further study the individual sales of adu's and supervisor peskin made amendments that allow the adu's to be subdivide and sold spiritual in building with condominium and those adu's will be sold to households with incomes up to 100 percent ami and for the project programming for adu's to remain intact and supervisor peskin was open to that and lastly the recommendation that adu's be allowed to expand under the rooms and supervisor peskin norntd that amendment, however, those in fills will be subject to neighborhood notification and current expansion is not no idea this was forwarded to the full board with no unanimous votes for the potrero on connecticut street passed it's second reading and supervisors heard the mayor and the density bonus and considered the progra

on amendment that allows the adu's in building undergoing seismic retrofitting and sold spacial when the program resumes they were passed at committee public comment was mainly 23456r of the ordinance with some caveats with the extension to create adu's some 0 thought no extension and then others for the entire envelope the committee voted to move forward as a committee report no recommendation at that weeks ago extremely contentious board of supervisors the board passed the feasibility ordnance on the 100 percent affordable housing bonus program on its second reading and at the full board the supervisors took a break to consider the two competing adu's ordinances in order to decide when piece of legislation on a vote supervisor cohen's recommended to flip the $1 coin and the coin toss was one-on-one won by supervisor farrell with the minimum supervisor wiener requested points minimum would be three hundred regardless of whether the units is san francisco or a one bedroom in response supervisor peskin suggested making amendments to remove the minimum limits altogether and instead a u

in building with less than 40 units and didn't permit the adu's with 90 no-fault eviction and no adu a short-term rental we removed some components around storefronts and made sure that we alleged upon a minimum square feet size we talked about yesterday in committee and we will hold it at three hundred for a san francisco and 5 for a one bedroom we always wanted to make sure we are not exposing any vacancy controls that compromise is the right direction and i want to acknowledge supervisor wiener and then commissioner christensen had done somewhat similar certainly in terms of adu's in their own districts last year the ground work as supervisor peskin introduced this year's and years ago and not brought to a vote butable to bring it together today so why again, i think that is important housing policy i want to thank everyone for they work and colleagues we hope you support it two measures in front of u.s.s. some will require amendments and commissioner peskin might have an idea how to deal with >> thank you supervisor farrell supervisor peskin. >> thank you madam president first, l

i have a question about how it will be monitored. >> in terms of the new construction of adus? >> supervisor mar: monitoring provision of potential uses of short-term rentals. >> are initiative prohibits newly constructed adus to be used for short-term rentals. i recently created office of short-term rental administration would be most charge was probably doing the majority of the monitoring and existing planning department and the department of building inspection as well. >> supervisor mar: and for buildings that are rent-controlled buildings, how do you deal with the new unit? will they be under our rent control ordinance? >> yes, any new unit constructed will be permit rent-controlled as well. >> supervisor tang: thank you. i know there's a lot of discussion going on about short-term rentals in the city and so forth. i will say that from my district's perspective, many owners have not intended to rent out. there's a lot of narrative that short-term rentals are taking away from other rentals. again, a lot of them are constructed because of monetary reasons and so forth but t

i have a question about how it will be monitored. >> in terms of the new construction of adus? >> supervisor mar: monitoring provision of potential uses of short-term rentals. >> are initiative prohibits newly constructed adus to be used for short-term rentals. i recently created office of short-term rental administration would be most charge was probably doing the majority of the monitoring and existing planning department and the department of building inspection as well. >> supervisor mar: and for buildings that are rent-controlled buildings, how do you deal with the new unit? will they be under our rent control ordinance? >> yes, any new unit constructed will be permit rent-controlled as well. >> supervisor tang: thank you. i know there's a lot of discussion going on about short-term rentals in the city and so forth. i will say that from my district's perspective, many owners have not intended to rent out. there's a lot of narrative that short-term rentals are taking away from other rentals. again, a lot of them are constructed because of monetary reasons and so forth but t

i have a question about how it will be monitored. >> in terms of the new construction of adus? >> supervisor mar: monitoring provision of potential uses of short-term rentals. >> are initiative prohibits newly constructed adus to be used for short-term rentals. i recently created office of short-term rental administration would be most charge was probably doing the majority of the monitoring and existing planning department and the department of building inspection as well. >> supervisor mar: and for buildings that are rent-controlled buildings, how do you deal with the new unit? will they be under our rent control ordinance? >> yes, any new unit constructed will be permit rent-controlled as well. >> supervisor tang: thank you. i know there's a lot of discussion going on about short-term rentals in the city and so forth. i will say that from my district's perspective, many owners have not intended to rent out. there's a lot of narrative that short-term rentals are taking away from other rentals. again, a lot of them are constructed because of monetary reasons and so forth but t

i have a question about how it will be monitored. >> in terms of the new construction of adus? >> supervisor mar: monitoring provision of potential uses of short-term rentals. >> are initiative prohibits newly constructed adus to be used for short-term rentals. i recently created office of short-term rental administration would be most charge was probably doing the majority of the monitoring and existing planning department and the department of building inspection as well. >> supervisor mar: and for buildings that are rent-controlled buildings, how do you deal with the new unit? will they be under our rent control ordinance? >> yes, any new unit constructed will be permit rent-controlled as well. >> supervisor tang: thank you. i know there's a lot of discussion going on about short-term rentals in the city and so forth. i will say that from my district's perspective, many owners have not intended to rent out. there's a lot of narrative that short-term rentals are taking away from other rentals. again, a lot of them are constructed because of monetary reasons and so forth but t

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peskinordinance amending the planning code to allow the construction of accessory dwelling units (adus also known as secondary or in-law units) on all lots in the city in areas that allow residential use; amending the administrative code to revise the definition of "rental unit" as it applies to adus; affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; making findings of consistency with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1; adopting findings of public necessity, convenience, and welfare under planning code, section 302; and directing the clerk to send a copy of this ordinance to the california department of housing and community development after adoption. >>if it is okay with my colleagues i would like to have a vote now. >>mdm. sec. please call the roll. >>[roll call vote] >>there are nine ayes and 1 no with supervisor e in the dissent. there is a motion to rescind the vote and we will retake the vote. >>this is motion by supervisor wiener and seconded by supervisor farrell. on item number 18.

peskinordinance amending the planning code to allow the construction of accessory dwelling units (adus, also known as secondary or in-law units) on all lots in the city in areas that allow residential use; amending the administrative code to revise the definition of "rental unit" as it applies to adus; affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; making findings of consistency with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1; adopting findings of public necessity, convenience, and welfare under planning code, section 302; and directing the clerk to send a copy of this ordinance to the california department of housing and community development after adoption. >>if it is okay with my colleagues i would like to have a vote now. >>mdm. sec. please call the roll. >>[roll call vote] >>there are nine ayes and 1 no with supervisor e in the dissent. there is a motion to rescind the vote and we will retake the vote. >>this is motion by supervisor wiener and seconded by supervisor farrell. on item number 18

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adu adults, teens, children, all the same as targets. >> i have seen one guy actually running and sobbing and crying. screaming and shouting for cover. it was horrendous. >> reporter: video from a balcony overlooking the promenade, shows the truck now a murder weapon, barrelling down the boulevard. leaving blood and mayhem. the driver kept going. the destruction was more than a mile in length. this eyewitness. >> i suddenly saw the truck coming in front of me in the street. and just stopped two meters in front of me. >> reporter: everyone seemed to realize they were under siege. it was happening again. a major terrorist attack in france. fracturing again an already fragile nation. >> i was frozen in place. i took out my cell phone and i turn it on video. >> reporter: his cell phone video captured the beginning of the end as brave police surrounded the truck and exchanged gunfire with the driver. >> maybe 20, maybe 30. it was all very close to each other. very fast. pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: she and her daughter and baby visiting from california were steps away. >> i was terrified. i put

construction be proposed for the planning code the shall include the adu's constructed are proposed to be constructed from the planning date of this section and any predecessor legislation up to 12 months effective date of this ordinance i'd like to make the motion on item 75. >> supervisor farrell has made a motion to amend with the amendments read into the record seconded by supervisor cohen's colleagues we'll take that without objection. without objection the amendments pass for item 75 unanimously supervisor avalos. >> just a point of order before the coin toss i want to make sure we are voting on the issue or measure that was lifted from the michelle obama national convention speech in 2008. >> (laughter). colleagues are you ready for the coin toss itstem 75 >> a motion to table item 61. >> so moved seconded by supervisor farrell colleagues we'll take that without objection. item 6 is a tabled and on item number 75 as amended please call roll. >> supervisor mark farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee no sdmalz su

impact on alleviating some of the concerns about gentrification and affordability, things like the adu legislation that gets continually kicked around but i think is important in providing new housing units within the built environment, increasing the (inaudible) advocated strongly for at planning but doing it in a way that still allows for projects to be built, preference for affordable housing, short term rental legislation, density control in areas like fillmore so we can add more housing and affordable housing in those areas, the new affordable housing incentive program that you, chairperson tang, led. we passed interim controls in the mission district that would give us more leverage to require more affordable housing or increased replacement of pdr uses, but certainly there's a lot more to be done up front and i'm hoping the planning commission could take a more active role in helping you solve some of those problems in addition to just kind of opining on projects project by project and certainly i think there is more that could be done. we do have to take a candid look on how so

impact on alleviating some of the concerns about gentrification and affordability, things like the adu legislation that gets continually kicked around but i think is important in providing new housing units within the built environment, increasing the (inaudible) advocated strongly for at planning but doing it in a way that still allows for projects to be built, preference for affordable housing, short term rental legislation, density control in areas like fillmore so we can add more housing and affordable housing in those areas, the new affordable housing incentive program that you, chairperson tang, led. we passed interim controls in the mission district that would give us more leverage to require more affordable housing or increased replacement of pdr uses, but certainly there's a lot more to be done up front and i'm hoping the planning commission could take a more active role in helping you solve some of those problems in addition to just kind of opining on projects project by project and certainly i think there is more that could be done. we do have to take a candid look on how so