alice griffith it going to be redeveloped in 5 phases this shows the phases it will include one to onement of the 2 hundred and 56 public housing authority unit and add 2 hundred 48 unit mixed in within the block here's a site map of new development the blocks outlined in red are within la nefarious first phase with the first two phases outlined in blue and the entire new 5 hundred and 4 development outlined in purple the san francisco housing authority owns the site to allow the residents from their existing homes the first 3 phases will be constructed on have a doubt land vanity to the occupied you public units it's owned by the housing authority and ocii since we were before you earlier this year with the loan approvals for phases one and two and the transfer land agreement a portion has been transferred to ocii and they'll transfer that state parkland along with the lands we currently own to the housing authority so it will be built on housing authority land once that happens it will be transferred to lamar for over to develop as the inclusions housing as are described this the cci

was named after a commissioner and that's the reason why it was named alice griffith because that area most people didn't know that it was building built as i stated in 1962 so you know because of the landfill water come into the 30 story building and they tore those 3 buildings 94 down my daughter lived in one of the building i stated to the tenants don't let them come in here and build temporary housing they brought in an office building on a barrage if there's an earthquake he everything is going back into the bay and i know the church, i told them when it rains water comes into the bottom of the church because i didn't miss any of the meetings one the tenants she came and said ms. jackson you was telling the truth before that lamar lamar came through the mayor brown in 1996 and guess what the program that was set up for the tenant went out there was a ramp at the time set up by at the navy saying the land will be transferred to the city but guess what the mayor i went to 9 pack committee and went to the cac committee and not to the raft committee the raft committee group don't appr

housing unit several those two do and 60 percent are public housing so it will be existing and alice griffith to move into those and marketing plan for the remainder of the units and the marketing starts to have o happen about six months for the first two phases once the completion in july of 2016. >> thank you. >> commissioner mondejar questions or comments. >> yes. i have a couple of questions first, the residents are not going to be displaced; is that correct. >> correct. >> during the construction the current residents will actually be there. >> the current sites it is adjacent to right next to the first two or 3 phases will be built nobody will be required to move if there are people for whatever reason don't want to live near a construction site then we have opportunity working with the housing authority unless the sf sites we have to do a relocation we're lucky 40 to not have to do that we'll have minimal disruption for folks. >> so once the new homes are built the current recipe will be moved to the new homes and their current residence or retains will be rebuilt. >> demolished. >> de

some permanently. >> one of the service providers has been moved temporarily to the existing alice griffith units and on site at the existing housing authority site had are vacated lamar paid for those units to be remodeled for services in the adjacent land there is one non-residential structure that houses those providers so the other non-relocation is the community that's been relocated temporarily only site we've worked out with the school across from the development this is the permanent spot lamar has paid for the initial relocation and the temporary they've been working with the hope sf services team and ocii as far as the mr. larkin so and we've been working with the residents to make sure that you know the relocation plan is in place for the services to work for everybody. >> and the police station since it's a small substation. >> in a later phase in place for the next several years at least so we haven't a plan in place for that yet but subject to the relocation benefits obviously. >> and something dear to my heart hopefully, there will be no permanent displacement of murals. >> h

affordable housing and market rate homes and continue with alice griffith and sunnyvale to replace those distressed housing units with mixed use homes in addition to our sustainable editions we're addressing the urban capital needs across the portfolio under a new hud program called rental assistance demonstration we call rad and under rad the city will rehabilitate or preserve some 3 thousand 5 hundred units of important stock and learning the funds to deliver more and by the way, if you've read the paper we're trying to take care of our homeless the veterans yesterday we announced the opening of 250 kearny streets one hundred and 50 unit dedicated to our chronic homeless in the next two years we're going to end chronic homelessness for our veterans how about that for fleet week and doing that with great partnering (clapping) not just the veteran vouchers but having our tech agencies to help fund and provide fortunes for the veterans i've emigrate sf city and airbnb they're coming in and putting in the furniture on kearny street today, i want to focus on two of our major growth areas tr

the community on the cac the pack was banned a few years ago we've spent that 20 years putting alice griffith and all those other plans i know where we are seeing you all here we don't need to be coming here maybe a little bit of time to give you the act ladies but the representation on this commission representing the legal and people that really have this city's by itself interest at heart block 52 the environmental finding and block 55 and the amendments i think you guys are looking at we've talked about it is time to ask you to approve that i think it is irresponsible on just on everybody's side to get to this point right now and it so happened you guys are sitting here in advance we trust you'll will you do the right thing and want to get something across no other developer in the history of san francisco has generated so many documents and materials not even mission bay in terms of the contracting and progress you have it you have it and so not asking you to take the - but we need to you allude to the process that is made so the people in san francisco that are not acknowledgeable you'r

efforts to revitalize public housing, both through the hope sf programs like hunters view and alice griffith , et cetera. it will extend the useful life of that housing and bring to that housing stock overall 500 million in rehabilitation, something that the federal government cannot do and is not prepared to do. we will continue to build more permanently affordable housing, whether it's a part of the redevelopment plans of the office of community investment and instrument, or part of parcels provided to us through land dedication and through public sites. >> mr. lee, we won't hold it against you if you use your backup plan. [laughter ] >> okay, i will keep that in mind. we also need to expand the overall stock of housing. and that means both market-rate, as well as affordable housing. and that through this process the mayor has clearly directed city staff, city departments to talk about streamlining and that is why the report was directed primarily at the mayor's office on housing, but also in coordination of the work that the mayor's office on housing does with the department of building i