to the c l organization c so permit the residential mortgage bond for one hundred applicant fee and item 12 the resolution declaring the intents of the city to have an expenditure for the proceeds and the application through the c l ac for the residential mortgage revenue bond for 255 website avenue and item 13 the resolution declaring the intents of the city to reimburse the expenditures and to submittal an application there the revenue bonds pacific avenue and item 14 the city to reimburse the procedures and summit an application from the c l ac for the mortgage revenue bonds and item 15 declaring the intents of the city to reimbursed the expenditures for the bonds and submittal an application to the issuance of revenue bonds for oakdale street and item 16 resolution declaring the intent of the city to reimburse the expenditure from the future bonds and applications to the city c l ac to permit the issuance of the residential bonds mortgage revenue bond for the blue shield and item 17 the city to reimburse the bond and summit an application to the c l ac for the mortgage bond for

. >> we contacted him about the same week we put in the application and he contact you had to call him 3, 4, 5 two or three times and said sorry mark to be honest i've been in contacts with the second-rate companies and asked a few people what is a good security company i give them a name but other than that i don't know. >> do the skirt companies have security dwours at other companies. >> yes. >> have you contacted them to see if they're interested. >> no. >> okay. any other questions from the commission. >> candle stick park. >> how about neighborhood outreach on your application it says the association is only organization you reached out to. >> we talked to the next door businesses and as well as banks and we invited everybody that came to the meeting about 10 people came in and asked all kinds of questions. >> and in addition to the bank and businesses did you talk about to normal everyday people. >> yes. >> okay any other questions or comments? okay. i think we'll say thank you and move on to sfpd to have them discuss our operation with usyour operation with us >> good evening,

the department was award $2,000 a portion to cover the match was held off on spending while the application was being reviewed and once we were awarded the department will use that to fund the match and no further funding is requested by the department other than i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thanks. >> seeing no questions we'll go to public comment anybody wish to comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> all right. through the chair i'm happy to hear the fire department is engaging in this project so i'd like to make a motion to move forward this resolution with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> okay. we have a motion we'll take that without objection. thanks. >> madam clerk call item 6 through 19 together please. item 6 resolution declaring the intent of the city for the procedures of future bond to the c l organization c for the mortgage revenue bonds and 7 the resolution for the city to engross in the expenditure for the application to permit the issuance of the residential revenue bond for 25 street and item 8 declaring the city for expenditures for t

we do very extensive outreach process to generate not just applications but applications from each of the various constituencies that we need to have represented on the cac, and we do that through -- we have an outreach list to 1800 people, they get e-mailed, we of course post this on our website, we included it in our weekly construction outlook that we send out, we have 79 different organizations that we contacted directly, community groups, student group ts, business, environmental, unions, governmental, we of course contacted cal train, ac transit, fmata, we place adds in local community newspapers in the area all to generate a sufficient number of applicants who are able to fill our seating, you'll see in the staff report our recommendations and i would be happy to answer any questions you have? >> questions, directors? >> i just want to recognize and thank scott and tjpa, i know it's a lot of outreach and work and there are a lot of really interested applicants and qualified applicants so i know it's like a big tetris trying to pick folks and i'm glad to see district 6 south of

>> no, i know that the applicant when we filled out the application i recommended he contact officer parker he did for some reason they are were not able to meet it was my error i sent it to officer parker and followed up with the station it was on the border i followed up but i should have been camp mather officer parker. >> it's not your fault the gentleman didn't know which police station. >> it's he filled out a form acknowledging he'd contact officer parker you can ask him. >> we're contrary a meeting has not happened so to it stent it be given the sensitivity in a high impact residential area it my behove the commission to consider a continuance in this particular case anyone want to make a motion? >> anyone else. >> i'll make the motion just continue the next meeting to april 21st. >> so the applicant and the police department can get together and have a discussion and bring that back on april 21st commission month to month. >> second. >> second. >> thank you on that motion to april 21st commissioner caminong commissioner perez commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner

. >> you have to have a security plan i apologize there was a security included in the application validity of the security plan the removal of the primary provider of that security. >> okay. so that's not necessarily true that the validity of the security plan in question is the provider is eliminated so i went through this before the question was the same thing so this answered they're to have 4 security guards and they said you know one 2 door security guards depending on the day of the week and providing entertainment they can put into effect their security plan. >> right but opposed? we know about that company and their capacity to deliver on the plan. >> wait a minute is it true do we have to know what security company. >> the card didn't get that specific it says you need to approve with you consider an adequate security plan. >> that may not be necessary they've identified a provider that is no longer a provide. >> your discretion to determine if this is a security plan for the record make that clear and precede. >> thank you for your clarification. >> the security plan can be follo

all that for three applications. >> i know. it's like 100 things for applications.mething. >> you're up until 2:00 a.m. i'm sure you checked it. >> i haven't eaten all day. >> do you mind if we bring a pizza in the board room. >> this is our chance to make our first impression. if everything is perfect we're being graded here. if everything is perfect the first time, it shows how professional we are. >> i have $15,000 in here. >> we'll protect you, sally. >> thank you. or andy will protect you. >> i don't usually carry this money. >> andy will protect himself. >> there are two submissions. everything is tabbed as to what you need all put together. >> there's three sections that are being graded for various criteria, the security plan, the operating plan, and the business plan. every "t" is crossed and "i" is dotted. >> it's hard to predict how they're going to grade it. >> big ones here the business plan. and the operating plan. >> the fact we could have four stores open in less than one year is a huge accomplishment for starting out in this industry. >> and because

we saw total of 85 applicants. they are broken down by lottery preference. 2 percent came from our cop, a resident burden and ellis act and we had one in the lowest lottery preference. moving on lottery applicants by zip code. you will see we have two households in the lottery. 941071, then we clumped in the regular folks, other sf resident is 33 and non-sf residents. two i should mention was a cop holder who resides in south san francisco. so, what does the pool of applicants look like. what are the demographics. 16 percent were african american, 62 percent were asian, 4 percent filipino, 7 percent hispanic, 2 percent middle east earn and 9 percent 9. i know i'm running through this quick but i'm sure you will have questions at the end. i'm happy to report that all 9 units are currently in contract. we had actually one rent burden household, one ellis act preference holder and one sf resident who were in that pool of the nine households and contract. we saw an average household size about two. average age was 37,

next applicant is aiyana var gas. >> she withdrew her application as well as matthew gabe. >> sam pandey? >> his testimony is pretty fresh with us, he presented testimony last night. and is mr. joiner here? >> he won't be attending. >> okay. mr. koppel? >> good morning, supervisors, it's a pleasure for me to submit my application to serve my fellow veterans and i want to begin with a story of my past, present and future in what i advocate and bring to this position. at the age of 4, my father died, i was in an orphanage, my mother found job training and we were reunited. k-7 were spent in the ferman gardens housing projects of detroit, michigan. i wasn't supposed to graduate from high school, i had below a c average but i was socially passed. [inaudible] if a disability and [inaudible] cause in joining the army, i could have claimed a stuttering problem and walked away easily but i felt i wanted to serve my country. for me, it was the most transformational experience in my life. the one thing i received 8 weeks of in-patient treatment at walter reid army medical center for stuttering. i

before is a application for a type 20 license and if approved will allow the applicant to cell beer and wine license and we have worked closely with this applicant and have come up with responsible conditions and we're going to be recommending this application for approval. there have been minimal calls for service to this location and none of them related to any issues around alcohol. i would also add that this story hoab operating for several years in this neighborhood, and most of you are familiar with the location. it's a distinctive building at polk and california. it's a glass building. this tenant is on the ground floor want i would point out this location as in san francisco is near an area of high crime and undue concentration. there has been no documented protest from the community nor s we are recommending this application to you today with approval with the following conditions. condition number one sales of alcoholic beverages be permitted between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.. condition number two no more than 5% of the public retail space will be used for the display of alcoho

there are 7 seats and 7 applicants. >> i believe all the applicants are here, it's an issue of some folks not having all the right letters to back them so we won't be able to move everyone forward who perhaps qualifies today, but we'll get started. why don't we go on to the first applicant, who have been avni jamdar. >> good morning, supervisors, i am avni jamdar, director of emerald cities, san francisco bay area. i'd like to thank supervisor mar and the staff for supervising this staff and getting us to this point. emerald city has been involved in efforts to get to this point. we believe this committee will have great value in creating a more navigable and concerted platform for energy efficiency platforms and resources in san francisco county. emerald cities is a national organization, we work together to advance a sustainable environment by creating greater economic opportunities for all. we are transforming the energy efficiency sector in a high road way by retrofiting building stock, creating jobs and revitalizing the local economies of our region. so i am applying for seat 3 but i

there will be more applications but those reviewing the applications won't have to go through thousands of piles and in terms of transparency you will know what's going on every single step of the way. you submit an application and you will get an e-mail and check your status upon the way but we have this problem of i keep applying and we are still not getting into this lottery and we are concentrating with addressing that with messaging and setting expectations and encouraging people not to give us because it is lottery and one 1 day they will get it. yeah. >> so for people that are not aware, it's not only your two pay stubs, you have to have your for example tax forms ready, your references ready. it's a lot. >> yes. but not anymore not until you get into the lottery. >> carla? >> thank you to the chair. i want to support chair supanich's comments about the timeliness and how many eager of us have been waiting for this in the community and looking forward to it for many years. i want to touch on 2 points. one is on the beta testing of the first version when it comes up and wanting to

there are four seat and is 8 applicants. >> with the number of applicants, it looks like everyone is here with the exception of adina safer who withdrew her application. the first person will be patricia sullivan. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is pat sullivan, i am a family child care provider in district 4. i am not a native of san francisco, i wish i was, i think what i like best about the city is the diversity, not only of ethnic and cultural diversity but also the diversity in terms of families and the way families are constructed and i think i've been really fortunate to have lots of different kinds of families in my family child care and i think to be able to speak to their needs with a body like this would be very epic, not only for them but for the kids that i serve, i think a lot of times, the kids get left out, we are so interested in quality of querier, we forget what that looks like from the children's perspective and i also think the teachers themselves, especially family care child care providers are in a dangerous place right now. the more we push for quality

now we have an opportunity to hear from the applicant. it's market lcc and christopher foley is the manager is there somebody that would like to present? >> hello my name is elena i'm the marketing manager for the market. it has a casual restaurant dining and prepared food we recognize a growing demand for locally sourced fresh and healthy foods away from big boxed mass produced heavily processed foods and at our location we have a cafe serving coffee and sandwiches and pizza as well as full service grocery produce department cheese beer and wine and this idea will be applied to the market on main as well with grab and go eateries and over the next 5 years 5000 residents are anticipated and over ten thousand residents moving in the neighborhood the closest grocery store is almost a mile away and this is a one stop shop with all of the amenities in one location and no other type of grocery store in the immediate area providing the services we provide and the number of residential units in the area are going to double the population in the

there is one seat and one applicant. >> thank you, since we have one applicant for the seat we can call up miss magy up and give us a presentation. >> hello, supervisors, my name is ilyse magy and i am interested in seat 9 on the bicycle advisory commit ee. i work as an artist and organizor and focus on pedestrian advocacy and alternative transportation in both my professional and personal life. i currently work as an organizer with sf advocacy riders, we work to improve public transportation in san francisco. i also volunteer with walk sf, creating projects to bring forth project vision zero. i have lived in san francisco since 2008. i first moved here looking for a city that had a robust public transportation system, since i came from metro detroit, where we really don't be have one, so for a year i relid on muni because i was terrified of even riding a bike in a parking lot, but slowly i realized biking is a great way to get around in san francisco. i had some good allies that taught me how to ride in the streets and now it's half of my main mode of transportation. so i feel that on

we'll go on to the next applicant. we have ie nem number 8 open so, we'll continue on with the applicants for item number 8 which is the same committee which is yohana quiroz, i tem number 8 is the appointments from the mayor's office. >> my name is yohana quiroz and i'm excited to be here. we serve about 230 children every year, birth to 6 including children with special needs so we're the largest inclusion program in the city, i believe one of my parents were talking to you at walk around the block. my relationship with the field of early care and education act, we started a as teen mom, i was a recipient of these services 18 years ago and that led me to get really involved in a field of early childhood education because i feel it did a lot for me personally and for my daughter who's now a freshman at san francisco state pursuing a degree in nursing who i understand personally what the benefits are of receiving these services. i'm currently the division director and i oversee multiple programs including two child dev

a application for speed humps or island or get a new cross walk or stop sign. people can apply for those at any time and on the last slide we have nrfckz about how to apply for that stuff. we need it make sure residence know thereat is available year rounds [inaudible] i want to wrap up by describing something we saw. some of the best applications described the issues rather than the solution that gives the engineers to [inaudible] having a face approach for the projects where we have funding in one year to do a kudy and recommend a few different alternatives and then cost. this is what we did with sunnyside safe access memo and it can work out well. it is great to have [inaudible] at the table early [inaudible] i know our staff was able to talk to applicants about what they put in n to the had application squz what engineers need and what type of projects are less likely to be implemented within those categories. so, i have the link here for our website for applying and you can call 311 for stop signs, speed humps and cross walk squz i provided a handout that

, and the planning department should also have approved that same application an erroneous 3 r report was issued on april 5, 905 shows the unauthorized use as a one family dwelling that report is now inspire the it is important to said that report was generated based on the permit that was filed showing the building to be single-family for the water damage repair in 2002 so in regard updates i asked do records management division to conduct a thorough search of the records that was conducted by a different individual that searched for than the one that searched for the first records two visits were made to the site by administrative review and the rear building in honest it is a nice little building and reasonably code compliant that are a few things to be fixed captured as a subsequent inspection it is reasonable code compliant for the most part the careers records show two unit for the property that's probably important to understand that and also the building is served by a separate central service which

10 floor that was not his opinion during the review process as evidenced by his combines to the applicants the evidence in exhibit 8 of our appeal until the final decision the primary guidelines issued by the zoning administrator that was county to the patents on the first story and the rear yard variants is okay second-story no variance sought and the third-story he provided guidance that the other solutions were possible but not expand the building envelope beyond who a what was stated below those are not final and i understand they're going to consider the spirit in the expand envelope beyond the restrictions to the other portions the envelope and or consider changes that were with any dialog between the neighborhoods no such dialog was had even though the neighbors wanted it and the zoning variance was granted in full we'll speak buyout hardship issue the zoning administrator said at the planning commission hearing no hardship there's no hardship that is not a result of the condition that is not a result of the conditions by the applicantsism the hardship they don't want to change thei

. >> okay thank you are there any questions from the commissioners about this application. >> i'm going to recuse myself from voting i work with one of them. >> okay so for the record expiration is going to recuse herself in terms of felt amplification could you describe this approach to. >> we have a sound like system that it is currently schedule to be amplified 2000 waiting by the independent sound company hired by sf jazz and sf jazz production team is directing that sound and their in favor of that and i don't think unless i very specific questions. >> not from me commissioner lee. >> is the tent open or. >> clear walls and 90 by one hundred. >> i know the parking lot in the back i don't know is there neighbors on the one side of the parking lot. >> not on but i've seen it i've walked around the block there are some buildings i think the entrances on hickory and selling fell street large buildings some of them are apartment buildings that enter on hickory but not next to the courtyard. >> commissioner perez. >> have you reached out to the neighbors to you let them know and give the

and so she is no longer an applicant, and we have anakh sul rama? >> hi i am a community organizer with the community housing partnership and i moved to the city in 2007 as an lgbtq, hiv positive refugee from texas i got a job when i first got here and just for different reasons i was not able to get housing, and i lived in my office for a bit of time, there was really stressful at work, and difficult for it and i ended up losing the job and ended up becoming home sxls staying in the shelters, and as a person that was lived most of my life in the south, we are as gay people where we think of san francisco as a place where we can come to and find community and find like minded people and find healthy situations to lift ourselfs in and when i got here i

agreement with our neighbors we're at an impasse any other questions from commissioners for the applicant thank you have a seat sfpd is there anybody from here i think from the central station no comments. >> okay officer ma acids submitted the conditions and approved that. >> okay and then that's fantastic anybody here from public comment on this, please come up and introduce yourselves and line up as well. >> hi thank you. i'm aaron a musician who has been playing at the square i want to comment that whether or not this is an impasse now because of work that needs to be done or negotiation to be activated it is a good opportunity to keep this on the table because this is one of the few places that has a real acoustic piano in a neighborhood that is basically violent cultural by the city because of live music historically that is something that is changing the dj implication in san francisco so let's keep this on the table and i support this just on that principle so that's all i have to say thank you. >> i believe we had someone else. >> hi. >> your name. >> i'm danielle i live above th

we couldn't have been happier with the pool of applicants, we look forward to the work. >> thank you, ms. carlson and i appreciate your work and coming here in san francisco to run the office, so with that, we will close public comment and now we have the very hard part of going through our pool of applicants, for the mayor side, it's pretty easy, very qualified applicants and one person per seat, but for the appointments from the board of supervise source side, we have more of a challenge. before we start our discussion, i do want to mention some of the work of my office over the years with many people in the room to work with the mayor's office and kind of put it on the table to create the office of early care and education. it was about maybe 2010 or 2011 that we were meeting with some folks who are in this room, candace wong and erica bay baum who was working in my office at this time, september jarrett was part of the meetings, we laid the ground work on how it would be light and put some decision making, and we had to hold meetings at the board of supervisor and is the budget me